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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

1t is un-American in higher sense
for our people to prate about Europe
so glibly when so many of them are
profoundly ignorant of the wondrous
beauties of their native land. As a
matter of fact there are hundreds of
thousands of American citizens who
are thoroughly familiar with Swltzer-
land: who have idled away weeks at
Lucerne, done Chamouni, and a:temted
the MatterhorD, and yet have never
feasted on the lovely beauty, the wild,
weird majesty of the Colorado Peaks.
s'More than Alpine glory" rewards
visitors along the South Park Division
of the Union Pacific in Colorado.
There is no scenery like it in the new
world. l2-5t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

of the State as now. About 500 cor
respondents of this board representing
los of the 106 counties of the State, re-
port the condition of wheat, rye. oats,
grass and fruit of all kinds above the
average for term of years, and the
indications everywhere seem to war
rant the belief that the farmers gener-
ally throughout the State will reap an
abundant harvest this year."
The signal service makes the follow.
ing report for the past week:
1.-The great rainfall of the past week
was decidedly above the normal. The
average rainfall for the state was 2.5S-
two inches and fifty eight one hun
dredths. An excess occurred in Nor
ton, Graham, Ellis, Rush, Stafford
Pratt, Comanche, and in all countie:
east of them, eliminating, in the north
in Geary and Pottawatomie, where 81,
inches and over fell; and in the 'soutf
in Chautauqua where over seven inche:
fell. In Haskell, Gray, Ness and
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WDe Refleftor.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1889.
RECI IT REFLECTIONS.

BgThe canning factory stock has
been purchased by f. w. ODER, OF
Salina.
Ba~ Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for the union Memorial day
services next Sunday.
H9~A German drayman at Salina,
John Shulz. earning SIS per month,
drew $4,000 in the Louisiana lottery
this week and will invest the amount
in farm.
Eg~A telegram received this morning
announced the death, at her home in
New Jersey, of the mother of Mrs.
William Duffy, living eight miles south
of the city.
A. F. Hart is agent for the celebrated
Gaar-Scott Improved traction engine,
new automatic straw. stacker, three
way crank thresher-wOrld heaters.
See them and get prices before buying.
Dunlavy's old stand.
E9The cesspool ordered by the COM
missioners has been constructed in the
court house yard. 1t is an immense
affair-ten feet in diameter and thirty
five or more deep.
ESPChris SaXer while working at the
Stammier farm in jefferson township
Monday afternoon, was kicked by a
horse and had a rib broken. He is
getting along nicely.
EBThe street and alley committee OF
the city council is beginning to feel
easy after it's hard labors in righting
things. The gentlemen have worked
hard and deserve much credit.
RG Carpenters are at work repairing
the ravageS of the cyclone, at l.. IT,
Lifts ranch, in Newbern. The barn
was unroofed, and otherwise injured
so it will have to be rebuilt. The
house was unroofed, except the dining
room which is in the one-stOry addition
the kitchen back of il was entirely de
molished. One of the curious freaks
of the wind, was the carrying a stone
Jar of cream out of the kitchen anC
setting it under a tree, without dis
turbing the contents. Mr.. Lifts anC
grandson, Ralph Lifts, were in thu
dining-room; Mrs. Lifts, Mrs. Harley
and daughter, and Bessie Lifts were il
the cellar, where they had just gone
Mr.. L. had just reached the house
went to the kitchen door and finding i
fastened, came to the other door. L
was providential escape.
Al Hart, successor to Jno. Dun
lazy, is agent for the celebrated Ran
dolph header which has no equal
Farmers, look to your interest. D,
not buy the high-priced trust twine
but use the header which saves grain
Irvine and money.
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c. II. Ko
sc @hn T NJ

OF the y M. --------..-
Remnant Rubin filed guardians re-
port of the estate j. Volkman minors.
Letters of administration were
issued to D. G.. Smith, estate of Jessie
A. Heigle.
Permit granted to D. Miles, of Hope.
Anna Brechbill filed information last
evening in which she alleges that
Christian Brechbill is insane, hearing
set for Monday, May 9th at 10 a. m.
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Y. N. C. A. Reception.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion will give another of their pleasant
, entertainments and receptions next
Monday evening. May 9th, in their
rooms over Kirby's bank. All are
cordially invited to come, young men
are especially invited. A fine musical
and literary program prepared by the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be rendered
during the evening, after which a social
time will be spent. 1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

When the board took its first ballot
Monday night Prof. Graham had five
votes-Messrs. Dyer, Baker, Stoddard,
Davidson and Lightner, and the other
votes were scattered among the other
four candidates. During the so ballots
of Monday night and the 40 ballots OF
last evening, there were still the five
votes for Graham while the other five
were dispersed in various manners
among the others.
The board will meet again Monday
night, at which time choice Will un'
doubtedly be made. The result is con
sideraDly in doubt and an entirely new
man may be chosen as compromise
between the factions, both of whom
seem determined not to give up
There has been some talk of submit
ting the matter to a popular vote o.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23
Music Teacher.

Mrs. Sarah a. Thompson, st. Louis,
Mo-, teacher of THE ART OF SINGING
will conduct summer term at Enter
prise. Mrs. Oh. Hax-Rosatti, of st.
Louis, says: Mrs. Sarah A. Thomp.
son, who has been one of my pupils, is
competent to give thorough instruction
in singing" For terms address at En-
terprise. 39-4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

Ilon VI suIuIoro graves, ~ uIIng tiioiA
contribution of flowers to the city hall
in Abilene by $50 a. m. on the morn
ing of May 30th. By order of the
PRESIDENT.
E.O. TODD, Secretary.
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EDITOR OF THE REFLECTOR: Please

EDITOR OF THE REFLECTOR: Please
announce in the columns of your valu-
able paper that We are sole agents for
st. Patrick's Pills, the most perfect
cathartic and liver pills in the market.
They not only physic. but cleanse the
whole system; purify the blood and
regulate the liver and bowels; they are
vigorous but gentle in their action and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by Barnes & Northcraft. 3S-July
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If Ynn Are Maxi ng Less

Than S1OO month, address or see G..
w. KINe, SOLOMON, Kas., manager
for the New England Nurseries, Chase
Bros. Co. proprietors, who wants LIVE
canyassers-Money in it. 10-24&3s-4
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have first-class outfit for black
smith or wagon maker that will sell
cheap to the right party; also black
smith shop located in Chapman, to
rent. Enquire of j. f. DAILY,
S-3&S7-3 Sutphen's Mills, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23
A. f. Hart

Is headquarters for fencing-cattle,
hog and all kinds of wire. Creamery
cans a speciality. Give him a call.
Prices made to suit the times. 80
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O.'S
STORE E
Cheap.

lucements we are offer.
of Dry Goods, Boots,
dollars worth of goods
Te have increased our
to double it. Our Low
lcrease in our business.
lrger quarters. Already
e. Low Prices will win.
make still lower prices.
factory.
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at Mt. Vernon, fac-simile of one
which Washington placed there, mark
a second century of prosperity to the
country he loved, that shall surpass the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

All! but time flies, and hundred
years in His sight are but as yesterday,
when it is passed, or watch In the
night. May the sun dial on the lawn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

splendOr of the first in all that is
value tn humanity as the sunshine
transcends the shadow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23
Corn! Corn! Corn!
For Rent and Sale.

Jennings 80 day corn at a. F.HART's
Dnnlavy's old stand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23

Have your prescriptions compounded
at John NJ. GleisSner's Drug store.
east side of Broadway, cor. Sd st. 39-Iy
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Al

Thos. Cob
town.
Mr.. John
was a pleasal
Mrs. Saral
drove up to
ing.
j. II. HolI
our nunerou
urday last.
Charles !
Hope this at
hours in the
Geo. r. III
prominent C
observed in I
Miss Lot
noon from {
visit with he
J. l.. Cart
ship. called !
newed his
paper.
]. II. Tayl
one of the
county, was
office Saturd
Arthur Ia
Cincinnati,
lor, of Logal
men made IL
visit this aft
Walter ID.
lister of deed
fellows who e
county, was i
lene, a witne
is one of the ]
| election this
hands down
Herald.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23
The n

The Matte
careful study
missioner of
which are
analysis of i
On tho noOSin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-23
ABILENE MARKETS.

1t was maintained by the late Horace
Greeley, that nothing succeeds Ike
success!' If this be true, Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will always be
popular, as it never fails. 1t Is In
tended, especially for coughs, colds.
Group and whOoping cough, and Is I'M
doubtedly the best and most reliable
medicine in use for those diseases. Is
is decidedly a success. For sale BY
Barnes & Northcraft. Msyl6-Jly
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on the pensio,

analysis VI y
on the pensioi
2S3 get 81 an
2 get Sl.S7 a
3l,S22 get 8 a M
3 get g. l2E
4 get S2.25 a
3 get $3.50 a
get $3.50 a
IS get 3 66as
1855 get S. a m
/ gets S3.l2i
34S get 1915 e
60, 2lO get "a a n
426 get S4.2t
1,462 get s. a n
2 get S.2s
13 get S5.Rf
81 get @2s
66 get S.t
Ii get 81
1861 get Sc:
rs get S..
. get 8.S
. get SIS
, get ST.
3 get So.
2l5 get ST.
IL get ST..
925 get ST.
l gets S.
day.
q get SCI
63,142 get $Sf
| The pensi
| 100000 for t
| ready been
year will nc
| yet. Larger
have been
spent. Inc
year for pc
hitherto ms
time. How
person will
| While I'M
out by the 6
lindividual r
is small inc
the present
to the old 81
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a! BEAUTIFUL! ARTISTIC!
READ MY ES!
BARCAINS!


Fine. fancy striped hose for 25c.
Fine Blaine collars for 25c.
Mems gauze understands for 19c
Mems gauze drawers for 19c.
Mems plain babriggan shirt for 35c.
Mems plain balbriggan drawers for 35c.
Mems fine, fancy striped balbrggan shirts for Soc
Mems fine fancy striped babriggan drawers Tor SEC
Col'red French balbriggan shirts Tor 75c.
Colored French balbriggan drawers for 75c
sIsleached jean drawers for Csc.
The very best beached jean drawers for Soc
Atwood ncy-striped flannel overshirt for SOC.
All-wool fancy striped flannel overshirt for 75c.
Very fine, imported flannel overshirt for ST. co. 1.50
200 and ESQ.
Working shirts, in all styles and colors. cheaper
than ever seen in the city.
All other goods in proportion.
Hats. Socks, Gloves, Suspenders, Underwear, Shoes
and Trunks cheaper than any house in Abilene the
State of Kansas.
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Z CO.,
S.
WANTED.

Chickens, dressed or alive.
for which we will pay the
highest market price.
Look at our grocery stock.
1t is fresh, large and well
selected, and we can give
you very low prices.
LIGHTNER & Co.
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duplica Chicago The
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

B.euvii'e, Claiborne Union Lincoln, Jackson,
Caldwell VIM. Na'chitoches, Sabine, De
Soto and Red River. Judges:
john L Moncpre Shreveport
Second CIrcui'-Ouach,ia, Richland. Frank
I'm, Catalonia Tensas, Madison, Concoriia
Fast Carroll, West Carroll and Morehouse.
Judges:
- "a N"""'-- N"'fre
Z L Montgomery. TalIn'ah
Third Creui,-Acadia St. Landry. Ayoy-
! e'e-, Rap les Grant. Yer on, Cslrasieu
/ Cameron, We mi ion, L,ta ur, Iberia art
! :. MAJ jr
! Fou,'I Crcn,-Easr Baton Rouge. Wes
atom Ronse, Livingston. Tsrsipal IA -
Tamuany, Warrington y. Helena. We
fe!icia"a, fas, Feiicjaua, points Coupce a;t
| lhrrvi.ic judges:
Samuel !. Powcu. payau Sar
Milton A. Siric ,Iand Groen.buF
Fi;th Circnir--Sf May. Trrrehonr.. \.
sumption, La'ourclc. 81 Char es Jcil.rsc,
- Bernard. Piaqo-n les, -. .|ohn The Bar
) tist 81, James, A-ccu,i"n Judges:
Henry - >mi'h .. FTa.i;ii
fenc I. Bvaufcgari New Oriea,
Orleans Circui,--Judges:
! Flank MEG holm New Oriesl
- " g. New Orcar
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Parish Officers.

Acada-Represen,ariv I'D Bernard, Rayne:
Sheriff: EIhreogr w Lyons. Crowley; Clerk
of Cont: Raymond I Clark, Crowley.
acknowledgements Jos ST Amsnt, ST
Amant. Sheriff: W E Bs,eman, Donaldson.
vile, Clerk OF Court: J A Landry. Donald-
vile.
A Assumption Representatives: Joseph + De-
Blanch, Paincourtville; r H Dossat Beuie;
Sheriff: SEVERN J Blanchard, Napoleon
vile; Clerk Of Court Claiborns Duga..
Napoleonville.
.4soyellcs-R epresen,aiives Arisiide Barbin,
Ms,ksvilie; James x Bond, Tidrn; Sheriff:
Clifton Cannon. MarksvilIe; Clerk of Court:
Alcide NJ Bordelon, Msrksville
Birnville-Rcpresen,a, N w Warren,
Liberty Hill; Sheriff: II Mays. Sparta;
CI-rs Of Court: W Tooke, Sparta.
Bc-sier-Represeu,stive r II Curry, Rocky
W NM; Sheriff: r F. Wyche. Bellevue; CIR
Ct Court: 4 r Thompson, Bellevue.
Representatives John r Land. l
Csc, Shreveport; sheriff: John Lake
Shfcve; or,; Clerk of Conri: w Ford
Shreveport
Gals Representative 5 o Shatruck
l.,Ae Charles; Sheriff.: David Reid. Lake
Charlie; Clerk Of Conri Thad Mavo. Lake
Charlie.
Caldw' H. RE; resenia,ive: A w Faulkner
smop,: Sheriff: ] Meredith. Columbia
Clerk Of Ccrrt: 4 Hundley, Colump,a.
Cam, on--Rcpreseuia'ive: S Henry, Cam,
er-m; Sheritl: Ira G hopper, Cameron
Clerk Of Caurr I F. Gee, Cameron
/ acknowledgements, w higgins
| lroyviII,; Sheriff: W F. Rnbb, Hanisonburs
| clerk of Court: E. { puke ilarrisonbury.
clai nrne- Representatives: c Seals and
| A 1 i!eiscn. Homer; Sheriff. II Ku1par
! rick. Homer; CLERK Of Cont Drew ieryn-
snu, Homer.
, Concnriis-- Representative: T Green. l.,
! msrGnc; Sheriff: \ " Mecase. Vdaiia
Clerk al court: III 4 Joyce. Vid.lis.
Ne rt--Reprrsen,aiives W { Harris 2 !
nkirs. Nansfea: Sheriff: L II Hn.on
Mansfield; Clerk Of conrt: George II SurLer
TN Mansiel'i.
East Baton Ruuge-Represeniatve.: J ! vii
liams. Baton Rouge; Sheriff: Joseph H
Slaughter. Baton Rouge; clerk Of court: J
I Young, Eaton Rouee.
Er>i CaSro,l-Represeni,t ] NJ Kennedy
Lake Providence; Sheriff John & Bass,
Lake Providence; clerk OF couri: J d.
To,npsihs, Lake Pr violence.
East Felicia 1a-Represrn'siives D W Pipes
Chas kiibonrns, Clinton; Sheriff: W +
woodward. Clinton; CLERK Of court; Joseph
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
LOVER TWO MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated 10y the Legislature for
Educational ard Charitable puIpcses, aud Ms
franchise male part of the present State
Constitution in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
I,sGRANu EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
INGS take place Semi Annually, Dune and
nccon ber) and its GRAND SINGLE NUN
Der DRAWINGS take place On each OF the
other ten months in,he yedr,and are ali drawn
in public, 81 the Academy Of Music, New Or
leans la.
I'VE de- hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements tor all the MUurhly aui Semi
Annual Drawings Of The LnIisana Stale
Lottery Co. and IN person manage and cnniro
the Draw themselves, aud that the sam'
are conducted with honesty, fairness. aud u
good iaiIh toward all parties. and We a"h"r'z'
Ii,e Company Ia use tins certificate; wiih iac
simi'es of our signatures attached, in IT'S aver
Is,neu,'
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

c Reilly, Clinton.
Frank hn- Representative: I 3 Gilbert, Oaks
ley: Sheriff: John womhle, SinnsGOr-
rou2u; CLERK of court: II J Lea, Wiuusbo.
70 Igii
Grant-Repres.nraiive: Dunn, Mont-
gomery; : crit: Joshua Kemp. IT Coliax;
clerk ct court : + Shackrllufd C,lfax.
IBERIA representative. J Alcide Provost,
J-auneiete; Sheriff: A e Barnard, New
Iberia; clerk OF Court. Fred lepeTier. New
Iberia
| iherv .Ile-Rrpresen,a,ives: s Davidson,
Bayun Gru!s:T rAllain Sonloque; Sheriff
chs> A Era-Ie, Pllquemine; clerk of court:
IVA V-nr' Plaqu-n,ino.
Jachsor--i Representatives / Hancock, YER
ron; Sh' ri'i: Il II Jones, Vernon: Clerk o.
Court: ) Mack >m:'h, Vernon.
Jefirr.rn-R representative r Rrowu. Gret-
ia; Sheriff: q Y wagner Gretna; CLERK Of
c0uf': l. Lang,idgc. Gre'na.
Iatasrr'r-Re Representative: Overton cade
Icnr. VILE: Sheriff: 7 Broussard, La
fayr;;,: clerk Of court: VI Martin. La
t+yc''r
cfc-Represer,ative: ] I Badeau
. i~:kro,t; Leoridas T'osrla'r, Ihihoda"x
. Sheriff: Lotto. Thbodanx; clerk o
c,urt: J W noblock. Thibodaux
-Repreoentative: John NJ Sta'lhas
Ru.tou: Sheriff. Eugene Howard, Rnsion
clerk ut court: williams, HUSTON.
Living stnn--Reprcsenra,ive; Setto"n
Springfield: Sherif: Geo Fielder. Center
CLERK Of court. william Rose, Center,
Ma3ison-R-prr senra:ives-G VI Bedford
J Delta: G. Hawss, Taiu all; Sheriff.
Mcclellan. Tailuah; Clerk Of corrt-F
Daw sGn. Talluiah.
:: -Repre-cnrstive-w l. p"ss. Loo
habor: Sherif-w p Douglass Raetro'
T. clerk Of cnurr-E wies Ross BasiIop
: Narchteches- Represeu'auves-w A Ponder
Robclnc / CASPIAN, Na'chtochrs; sh'n't-
G. l. Trichel, Naichitoches: CLERK oi Court
: II VI nyams. Natchitoches.
r chiand- Rerresrn'aiive-H. p. Wells
Delhi: Shoriii Lem Scott, Rayvll!c; Cier
y Of Courl-G y Brumby Eayvile
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
THE RICHLAND BEACON
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

for each ofense, to be recovered by
action of debt upon his bond.
See. 6. Be it enacted, That on and
after the passage of this act persons
giving in property to the assessor ere
not required to do so under cath. but
to give it in at a fair marketable
value, and the assessor can raise any
assessment that he considers too low,
and the assessors of the different coun-
ties Of the State dgrinS the year 1889.
and every four years thereafter and
the same compensation shall be al
lowed as now provided by law.
As the subject of assessments is
asltating both States, the law is given
IN full for a common benefit in Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana From official
information obtained from the auditor
of Mississippi the increase this year
under the new law in ffty-two coan-
ties is S30,000,C00. II a uniformity
could be established on landed es
tates and then on city property and
merchandise it would only REQUIRE
one or two years to run the assessed
valuation of the State in an amoun
which only require about 3 mills fo
State purposes and not exceeding 3 t,
mills for parish purposes; then capi
tai would not be afraid Of heavy tax
alton and would readl seek our fer
tile and needy section. While | an
extra friendly to railroads, it is yer,
plain to my mind that theie assess
ments are a great injustice to th
other taxpayers Of louisiana Thei
total railroad property Is assessed q
about Sl2, 100000, while official sta
tistics show a cost OF $S4, 650.75
which IL seven times greater tina
their tax values.
1t is poor policy for tie railroad:
which are interested in the develor
,nent Of the State, to retard its grove,
by this great discrepancy in thci
values. There should be a full dis
cussion of this matter and a baai
agreed on by some competent author
tv or plat to adjust these difiicultie
A legislative machinery to esta5lis
n common value would be expensiv,
Then the only plan under an econon
ic policy would be to Lave the assess
ors, who should be we'll posted O
each interest taxed, to meet by rogue,
of the police juries of the several PAL
ishes and agree on an equitable valu
and then return home and presp'
the facts to his people, CO .nat eac
taxpayer would understand that. b
assessment was in conformity to
standard valuation.
The Police Juries are competent
act in this matter. The governor an
auditor to assemble the assessors
convention would give il semi-o
fica! character, which they are III
willing to do, as the assessors al
sworn officers, but request from Il
Police Juries of the State for the a
SCISSORS to meet in convention ar
agree on specific values would carr
with it no entanglements and resu
in few years in a marked change f
the better.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
State Senators.

Names Postofice.
Auyus,", J Nnma New Orlean.
Avery, John VI Avery
Amacker. o p Tanglpahoa
Bchsn, Wm New Orleaus
Barrow, John Bayou Sara
boa,ner John s Monroe
Boatncr, j b Troyviils
Cage. rhos A Houma,
Cross. K A Baton Rouge
Cordil, &C ST. Joseph
Dugean, Il New Orleans
Dcmss, Henry Edgari
Lsson, & Qpelonsss
Mvis. IvyI Monroe
Es,opinsl. Albert ST. Bernard
Foster, Murphy Franklin
Goli,hu aiie,. Alfred New Orleans
Guichard, r f New Orleans
Hampton c p Edaerly
Henry. JOSEPH Willow
Heart. w W Farmerv;ie
Levert. Auguste Bruiy Landing
Lott Hiram X Floyd
Montgomery, e w TaIin!ah
OSuliivan, E A Thibodsux
Posey. Lloyd New Orleans
Prescott, Willis Washington
Prov"sty % New Road
Phipps, J r Homer
Robeon. YIN Robson
Sonist, Ches 7 New Orleans
Schsnck Chas Il New Orleans
Sim.ns. Richard Cem,ai
Sep, friedrich Alexandria
Eisher Many
r0elj~vus
ks.ier, Webs,o
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
State Official Directory.
STATE CAPITAL-BAToN ROUGE.
State Officers:

G~vcrnor-rRANCfS T. NICHOLS.
Lsnenant-Governor-JAMES JEFFRIES
p O. Boyce. La.
Secretary If .'tnrr---I. F. MASON
Aninor Pubiic ccou1 TO. y. STEELE
state Treasnrer--W ALTER II. ROGERS
z o. New Orleans, La.
Superintenien; of Pubic EIu,,tion JOB
BREAUX
Register Land OiHce-jOHN 5 LANIER.
Commissioned of Ariicuitnre-T. j. BIRD.
commissioner of Immigration P
d. New Orleans. La
Adjuiani-General-W G. BURT.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
STA Prizes, amounting to n 81, IJ0. 600
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

ns FoR CLUB RAIKs, or any further inform
alton desired, write Iegibly to the Undersigned,
clearly stating yonr residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid re.
turn mail delivery will he assured by your en-
closing an Envelope Tearing your full address.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Address RegisieredIetters con.
tanning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

Remember. that The payment OF
Prizes Is Guaranteed by four
National Banks ri New Orleans. aud
the Tickets are .Igued by the President of an
INSTITUTION whose chartered rights are re-
cngnizea in the bighes, Courts; therefore, be-
ware of ali limitations or anor ym0us schemes.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is
the Price Of the smallest part or fraction Of
ticket issued hy us in any drawing. Anything
in our name offered for less than Dollar is a
swind.e.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
congressman.

First Observation-Disclosures S Wilkinson, of Or
leans
Second Distric'-Mau ID Lsgan, OF Orleans.
Third District--Edward J Cav, Plaqueminc.
PosicfIce, Iberviile Parish.
Fourth Disirict-Newton & Blanchard, + O
Shreveport.
Fifth nis'rici-C Newion, Of Bas''sr.
Sixth Disirict-S VI Robertson, Baton Rouge
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Judges Supreme Court.

(Po,tot6ce Address: New Orleans)
Chief Justice, Edward Bermudez. Associ.
,'es--F. p. Poche, Chas r. Fenner, s. d.
McEnefy aud L. B. Watkins.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
ONE DOLLAR will secure the New

ONE DOLLAR will secure the New
Orleans Weekly Picayune for a year.
1t is a 16-page paper, with reliable
market reports and interesting reading
matter for all classes. 1t is issued
every Thursday morning to reach all
post offices Saturday, thus afording
excellent Sunday reading matter.