davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Gu MI SDgopm.

Den Hpe Sp9ooW er OepI az SroIeeS
for gbarcot, ben bersmte Neuropatb |
Baris os beber Nutomutisme. Siito,
rien er f%slsenoe: Sos ct pariiif Sans
bsls5us er Der ct Bub, iom / ct Snes
slar bar ueret / Suiets 9jeneite os altib
bar oiit fig iom en- baoerlis os paali-
oelis Manb. San Ter friit os iunS ub,
taller roliat os fOritanbist, os intet tp.
Der / bet belle taset paa, at Der er noset
ipeisn meb bam. s 1887 banbte bet
benne Mano, at ban, %efterat BABE ubs
rettet ct 9grinoe, iom man en- Worsen
bapbe sipet bam at beisrse, fulotanbis
table 8euibfbeoeu, ps fsrit Tom til fig
ielu isien ON Gitenen paa en- sanife
anben 8ant al 8pen. Sat baobe saaet
omtrins i IA Timer uben at baue
minbite 8esreb ON, hpur ban bapoe
uaret, os ba ban insen 8ense baooe
bapt paa fig, bar ban uben Mao fra
Worsenen al. Sort Tib efter ub paa
Sommereu bar ban paa iamme Maabe
borte fra fig ielu / AZ Elmer. San
laa ba | Seinen os bolot paa at brutae,
ba 8euibibeben paasnebe bos bam.
Oct bite fig osiaa ba umulist at fomme
efter, buor ban / bet bele baobe paret;
men tiliibit bapbe ban taset en- Billet
meb 8eltebanen, bapbe fulst meb Toset
lansere enb 8iletten sialbt os bapbe
tilIut boppet no al 8osnen lise ub /
Seinen. 9rebie Sang, | Gusuit 1887,
fit ban ct npt Qnfalb Of aloeles iamme
8eRafenbeo, iom bennesans parebe i
SO Elmer. Manbsn beilattebe fig MI
til at isse 2asebialp % gift ben paa
Or. gbarcots alinif. Gbarcot unbers
taitebe bam en-. gebanbIins, Der iputes
at futile fore til Selbrebelie. Webens
Gnialbene baobe tiltaset / Spppi9beo
us 8arisbeb, ipntes be MI at pere OPP
bsrte. 9ottoren bapbe for Sitferbebs
Sfplo sipet fin Batiert en- af BAN uo.
tett grfferins ON bet iare9ne 9ils
f9lbe, boprfor 8atierten oar bsbanolet,
o. paalast ssbam altib at bore bette Dos
fla; men spsbOmmen aniaaes Tom iast
bzpat, og Manoen bar friifmelbt. Otter
Hsre Waanebers 5orlsb, | afpiste So
nuar Maaneb, Tom Der imiolertio ct NIT
Gntalb enbnu aluorlisere END nosen al
be t%iolisere. Manben baube | 9asens
Sob inotil al. II ON Gftenen i%nbfasies
r.t noaet opsr 700 5ranfs for fin Brins
cipal. Sra bette gieblif miftebe ban
fin Samlins o9 fit ben fsrf isien 8
9aae ienere ueb 9pSen af en- lpItis Wis
litarmuff. San befanbt fig ba paa en-
monumental Bro mibt / en- for BD, iom
par BAN fulbftanbis ubefjenbt. Deb at
ipsrse fig for III ban pioe, at gpeR par
Brett. San benuenbte fig til 9Olitiet
Ga fprtalte, bporban bet bar fat meb
BAN, FAINT at ban iaa, at ban | 2sbet at
be 8 Gage MATTE bape forbrust oms
trent 200 5rants, ba ban bare baobe
500 isien. 9srueb prooucereSe BAN
I'm 2esitimatiOn Or. Gbarcots Critic
ring; men ban blsp imiblertio arrefsrst
ium mistanit for gsiuiselie, % bet bar
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Spbe, Soma.
Nr. Hebaitgri

Seq oil Der berette ON en- Sloebruno, icm
raleee Der 9srou9en ben 2Ooe gpril, nemlis
8p'ul, en- lioen Station Az gil / 8et fra
Sooe. Ser brauote en- itor Selaoe, en-
Camp TresiT, CT Stalb. 3 Seite; ben enc
Tom Dog lss cs no, % nosle SBbuie. Der
brandt csiaa op nosIe Sernbaneuo9ne, ipm
foo paa Sftnneaansen. Get paaftanes, Of
Sloen er paaiat. u. Saaien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
ct. Thomas. Yofnto

Get er ijelbsn at ie Nose, fra oenne aant
ot leuer 10 lanst norhpaa; gefoIfntnaen er
Horlt % tannoiif; be iiofte er lioet OF role.
9oao Sroboloenbeo % rebelist &araiter
attGaar, oa er bet iielone gurer / bore Gaue
Soroburoen er COB, 10 fortraHelis; men.
'om 'aSt, 81 leper for lan9t nprb / 8erosu
III at Wtats, Srnst os oeslise Eager Tan
moones. sen Soeoe faar man, iaa bet for.
'laar, itaar lite Sr. 5roit fpmmer. 8 glepa.
torer tpoer ON flor ggpcrt. I Snoipiosr
Isr9er for 6cItets os en- for 3prenes Suno.
BED. Sanoet er tlaHoet meo temiffe Stuffe,
% me9et uiunot. u. Qnoeripu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

oQ o. Geblel
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
minneapolis, Winn

gsuftierue Biprnion bar ffrepet aoIfilise
Ehsiyil ga be er ollie blepne montague meo
E,r, snsr minore Bifalo peo enbuer Sp-
|r,lie. 3 Ninneupplis baooe enbel Ima
rr critet fig iuei at opfere DE Npsiite",
k, uaatst 9ublifum neppe troebe, at bette
EtuHs tuuoe ipiGeS nosenlunoe anta9eli9t.
.r boa huer eneite Billet iol9t % ca. SOC
Ennetsr MATTE saa uoen at bore iltans
1t ,pmme inc.
7tt gr interssiant at ie, boproan Stem
trNu bar penbt Zig til Sorbel for be Spill
nss, ibet buer ene1te Npis - oeriblanot 90.
|, Q aneritanIte - paaifjsnner bet ib9r
ss % Nnstise grbeioe, Der bar pGret slorl
ty Il eubt Samipil % aGle er enise ON, al
n1s 6ureTiairs par ben ierite cirfelist
INTERPRETATION, Der bar pGret leperet Der
kNn.
'staucia 3ramatilte Selltab", Der fra all
inter bar bpTtet GuurbGr for i'm fsrit'
fnsfliHs, nil efter %alminoelis Gpforortnt
sia. De Tpaiite" af y. Bisrnion ps "Gr
IL 7a.ter" Of Grit Bssb / Ct. Yaul POI
liarnr 6aQ" 6reoas ben 26oe Npril os
Minneapolis paa Sarmonia San 2sroat
2Soe Gpril.
Ct Saul uil Sr. &riitofer Sanion De
Esnce "3sbeln bib Sutas", % Wtinnea
Ehs Cl S,sitelDberton9en, Sr. Nrel Yaul
I, catr9oe paa Huue' Stsiter.
Ut sr insen 8uiol ont, of Selfabet ri
b It Suot gus ben Nften % Bet ,ren Selp
iss, OF man bill iaa ct lanst beore Spil oel
pen % treble 6orefinin9. F.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
SprreiponDance.

,s,u Warm % aSrssi' tos.s TIE minis
rtssH'on't snr ~. ,nsdns si.nnsmiaits al Res
, bsiar W. ~, nil Ire blip, Ofsuiiissiort, mses
%.slsrsH. N'rs, sOutiyOubsnt snN,r bet. men Re,
pi'a .,,g,a uaa bare RaDnst 0s SSr'sisn-
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Yprtlano, Naine.

fSkthahS ha'tN'
Ut mao les %tilitaa, at ie9 sl9oer mig til
pa Sang, jes fan osnte "3ecorab Yoiten"
'Sto Grneu", tbi Der fan ie9 pente at faa
% lot mt fra ale 2auee o9iaa fra nit
(e'IauN. Seq er oanlt, os lille 9ammei Der
SanNst, men Dog gommel moi til at bare
aNo9st al baaoe soot ps ilet. SSpao ies
III Tor BET SRrlte, er 9ruttenIfaben, iom,
'9nss mig er pGrre Der eno blemme, troos
at beruienoe Stiffe er fprbuot Der o9
Rtfst aamle 9aub. Ser / Eortlauo iGl'
'orIbsEi9e Slass Sritfeparer naiten
F'tHIpt, oS n9iten bper Dag bliper Der
a'fsFst Orutne Berioner, meosus De, Der
gu De beruienbe Sriiteparer, fan gaa ps
a'e Tor peHe Soil, us bet %fcretommer mig
'sre en- flor nretf9roisbeb. Seq piloe
~ Of Oet bar biItgt, at ben, iom iGiset
SFtsa, itnloe baue minbIt lise Strai mer
'onl Nrltter bet, men Def tan 10 natrr.
w lite 9an efter nit Stisu, ca iaa Mao
Ns Ost bero, % iaa ieIo ofbcloe mig
F@ On DANTE.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Sartlano, Rinu.

Sartlano, gRinu.
=. qar Der ilsbt ct Stpt,e 2anb paa
.. g~r9fsbolis, men al Tale ON
wy o. Spsnins nlaa ri ppIette, inbtiI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOMESTEAD ENTRY.

LAND OFF cn AT NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Juno 10Th, 1889. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
N tho following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention 10 make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the judge or; in his alb
sence the clerk of the District Court, at
Monroe, La, on saturday. August ), lsss,
viz: Bailey Robinson. who made Home
Entry No. 32S for the e1G of NV Sec. So Il
Il, NJ Q, Louisiana Meridian. He names &c,
the following witnesses to prove his contin,
ous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz; Mack Ieiglor, Jack King, Isaac
Augustus, n. l.. Ieigler, all of Ouachita
parish, Louisiana.
Any person who desires To protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
| of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
| ment.:why such proof should no! be allow
| ed, will be given an opportunity NJ me
| above mentioned time and place I" cross
examine the witness of said claimant, nn';
| offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted
by claimant.
THOMAS. J. BUTLER, Register.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06

A PLANTATION miles below Monroe
n on east bank of river; splendid improve
ments, new cabins, dwelling. COCO g'ni H.
high state of cultivation; land OF Tine quail
ity and above any water: 6S5 acres, 2oo
open; psssession 1snna WAX, !, Rss SskALoosA
i ,Uo. sp51sEEss; VEST We: OF ouAcH1rA
lou river adjoining the Morley place;
y 10 miles north of Homer in Claiborne
parish, miles east of Gibbs and Homer
Railroad; 92O acres. 500 cleared and in cul,
tivation the remember very d 1er,ite I be.
tween red chocolate and a grey sanuy
loan, the rod lands are we'll adapted 10
| grain Of all kinds and red clover grows 10
| improvements for tenants: can ne easily
divided into tracts, each OF which Womb
mako desirable farm. 1t is we'll supplied
with water there being on place 10 wells o.
FREQ stone water and 2 creeks run through
the plantation. Finest place in the State
for Il stock farm. Price reasonable ana
terms easy. Price on application az our
$40 ACRES with fine story residence
joOU and out buildings part cleared
balance woodland: thoroughly set Win
Japan clover; upland, we'll watered at ali
. seasons of tho year; Caldwell parish, miles
! west of Ouachita river. The best place IN
ranch. SO, 600 one-third cash balance
aud years with per cent interest.
q LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES.
, ID Cheap.
}, EARM, III acres, on Bayon Dosiard O. g
n good dwelling and improvements, stor
;. building on place; good orchard. Cheap.
O36 ACRES, 4 miles west Of city on ", 5
:, . Il T. Railroad, $50 acres cleared, balianc
timber. Cheap and on easy terms.
a leo ACRES adjoining Government EXpei
r i iment Farm at Calhoun, 60 acres cleared
e good dwelling and improvements; Ion
II time.
n rs ACRES, miles below Delhi on Bayo
d MACON; ridge and bottom lands; $50 pa
s TALLY cleared; fine growth OF pecan trees;
Of acres of Bermuda.
@. ISO Acres miles south OF Bastrop on MOI
# roe road; so acres open; comiortab
N dwelling and cabins; good II. r. gin an
n; grist mill; ridge and creek bottom land
T. $1,000; long time.
C7S ACisES good hill land, miles we
"a u IO of Monroe OH V. 5. Il z. X. r., w p
aero long time.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
Grammatical Dispute.
rPbiloIelphia Record.

TPhiladelrhia kecofu.l
A hot.neaded debate, u bet, Tree
n CHIT and a suit for assault ana Da'teEy
have been the four sequences to
grammatical dispute between Two
well-known citizens OF Chester. On
Monday morning last John L. Lynch,
a tailor of that city, stalked into the
shoe manu.actory of Hugh ODonough,
one of the most prominent Democrats
OF Chester. Lynch aud OD)noush |
were fast friends, but could never agree |
on the puiitica! questions OF the day.
Tho tailor was an ardent disciple OF
Henry George, and whenever ne me'
IO'Doncugb he would pour some OF the
philosophy of that theorist into his ear
and expatiale at length upon their
merits. On this particular Monday
morning Lynch was full OF Henry
George theories, and he came 10 the
shoe establishment of his friend win
the express intention OF converting
him. The air was very warm with
debate during the first fifteen minutes.
When Lynch talked Henry, George
O'Donough unravelcd the theories OF
the Jefrersonian policy, and, as usual,
both talked at the same time. AT last
the tailor asserted that Georges ideas
, on the distribution Of wealth aud the
) tendency of the reduction OF wages to
| minimum were sadie qnai' Tor the
, prosperity of the country.
TIE FIREBRAND ON THE ULTIMATE.
r O'Donough so far recovered as to
: object to the pronunciation OF the
, word adequate as "td-e. quat. WI
= should be pronounced sed-ikate,' the
e shoe manufacturer remarked, dwelling
a with emphasis on the ultimate syllable
n Hkate." The ultimate 'kate' was
fireband. Lynch jumped up and do"
= exctedly aud yelled derisively: "kate
/. kate, kate" Hts friend, the shoe
II maker, shouted the haunting answer
y SQUAT, quat, quat," and pushed M
- face up close to that of the tailor.
/ "I'll bet a So bill that l'm right,
cried Lynch.
If "I'll take it, respond'd o'Do' ough
n shaking his fist in front of his friend
d nose.
Of A friend was called in, ana cnci
10 disputaEt plaukeu 50 note on IN
,r counter. The dictionary being cor
ID suited the Judge decided that Oi)or
.e ough was, so to speak; ''in the soup.
,e Lynch was also ~litt'e incorrect
$, Thereupon the latter made jump ic
Id the $40, but O'Donoush's fist stood /
IN the way. \ free ii sht ensued, durin
al which O'Donough performed the te'
lit known among sporting men oil "wii
no ing up the il1oi' with his friend, an
~ was undoubtedly the victor in this ct
counter.
AT the conclusion Of the conte
10 Lynch sported TWO black eyes, a ia
q tered nose and a score oil bruises oN'
us his body, while O'D,nough came g
NC with mere bloody nose. y few hou
In after the fight Lynch swore out WA
RI rant for the arrest of O'Donough !
CIR assauiiipg him. Alderman Allen,
Chester, held both in bail to sppe
before the Quarter Sessions Gou'
which is now being held in that ptae
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06

oh,iOea 10 write a letter to the presi-
dent Of the local bank, asking him 70
dIscount the note at once as II was al
right. He was informed that ne
would be tied and kept In the room un.
iii the money was collected, and tnat
the confession would be used against
him II he ever made any complaint.
THE TABLES TURNED.
$50 far, the blackmailing had been
entirely successful, as they gave theit
victim no chance of summoning AID
| But John Ellis, who was the most DIT
ter Of the party, was not yet satieneo.
He told Johnston that he would nave
10 kueel down and swear never to re-
I veal what had occurred. Johnston at
/ f,rst declined to do this !; and u lis lev-
|, e,ed the pistol at his head and he com.
i nlied. Ellis held the pistol to his head
81 and beaan to dictate the oath, which
/ Johnston repeated after him. Sudden
10 Johnston cried out; "Look behind
i YOU ~ Ellis instinctlvely turned his
b head, when, quick as flash, Johnston
J. snatched the pistol from his hand, and
! from his knee fired upon him, the
olbullet ranging upward and going com
d pletely through him. lie Instantly
It opened fire on the others and brough
' them all down, only missing once.
> letter WINS found on the body of Law
, ton. which revealed the whole plot
d Since his acquittai Johnston come
Is here every now aud then and looks
az the room where the men were shot
le No one will ever try 10 blackmail htr
again"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
CITY PROPERTY.

LOTS IN I4AYTON's ADDITION.
CU Cheap and on easy terms.
U EslDENcE. Property fronting so 80 >, fe 81
Dwelling house containing rooms, WIN
Kitchen, cistern, COW house, good stable i
and garden and orchard OF seiecteM Iruat
trees in full bearing. Prico, 81 800. Terms,
half cash. balance IN l and 2 years with
per cont. interest.
II ESIDENCE on Paramount street. be-
IL tween 9th and 7,h streets. Lot 7Oxt5o
f,ot. Five rooms. Outbuiidings, stable,
barn, etc. Cheap for cash.
tIsHis STEWART R:cSIDENCE, cornor
i Teleniaquc aud ST. John stieets' Hor
+ OTiu rear of Judge Gunbs IS, lsox19o feet
IL on corner of Calypso and Cataipa streets.
/ nishing and general merchandise ana
Nourishing business in Pine Bluff, Ark,
| for Monroe property. ,o
nor SALE. Orange grove, Maniteo Co.,
| + Florida. in full bearing, ut a sacrifice
| DUILL1NG LOT in Trenton, with stable
| ID buggy house. ciStern and fruit trees.
S2G ACkEs COOP o. I'LL MILL on L = = r PoT r.
r. Fronts on two public roads. For 81
| days $3.50 cash.
IIARM Of 10Y acres adjoining the town O,
IL Delhi on v. S. IL p. lsailroad at crossing
of Erinkley Railroad. 60 acres in cultlva
ton, balance woodland; good improve
merts. A bargain. 1T,
i TWO-STORY E oMssabaSfain %aa'
stables, ETC., and acres in lot under fence
!, finely improved, in town of Bastrop, Sl6oo
ono-ihird cash, balance and years.
Ill ACRES, Q miles below Monroe. ~ II
j b cultivation, balance good timber
, Cheap and on long time.
-lHOH ACRES miles west of city, on V
Il LOU 8. & z, II. r.. 800. Half cash.
A PLANTATION we'll improved ana III
a n high state of cultivation; above over
dow. Ten milos below Monroe, frontin
on Oucbita river, containing 333 acres ~
r cultivation, balance woodland S1,ooo'
> Snn ACRES OF LAND KNOWN A
ZUU Grin place, 6 miles north east
Monroe. rs acres cleared and under ienc
anO ACRES miles south of Bastrop @
4 line of projected railroad; GO acres ope'
good land, good tenement houses, good
e chard; 500; long time.
1ch ACRES PINE LAND near Iioou
IlOU Mill, Jackson parish, $40.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
oyArulrA PARISH. MONROE. La.
Nl,x nh lSSl

oyArnlrA PARISH, MONROE. LA,
MAY llth. 1889.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
L visions al Act Nc. I'll of Tho General AS
scmby of Louisiana. approved July l l. 1873,
notice is hereby given of INV intention
10 applv Ia the Register of the land
office OF the State Of Louisiana 10 enter as =
homestead the following described land
belonging To the state OF Louisiana, 'o-wh:
'rhe west half of The northwest quarter of
section Nc ~ T. -, north range east
containing 20 acres, more or less.
THOMAS ADAMS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
Address Registered Letters containing
currency to
New Orleans National Bank,
Now Orleans, Ii,

REMEMBER That the only genuine
Louisiana State Lottery Tickets issued UNI
der the State Charter. are recognized by the
highest Courts, are Invariably signed ny
Nj. a. nAuPHlN. President, Enuorseu
hv GENs, BEAuREaA ARD and EARLY, Super
visoIs OF the Drawings, and guaranteed by
National Banks of New Orleans, rs 10 the
payment of it's prizes. None others are
All so-caiioa "Supplements." Original
Little louisiana or other limitations win
unlawful use Of the Louisiana State Lot
teryCompany's name, by persons unk nown.
under assumed or fictitious names, are at
tempts to deceive the public by false pro
tense, Offering no guarantee whatsoever.
RIItIEM BIER THAT ONE DOLLAR N
the Price of the smallest part or Irac'nu VI
a ticket issued in any drawing. Anything
in our name offered at a less price, Is eithef
| a counterfeit or SNinule.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06

7 DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR, THAT ON
l tho 2ath day of May, 1882 ut or near
Lochurbor, took up rs an cstfay 3; black
pony about ; years old, not branded snort
innHo. long tale white ankles on hind legs,
s,,arc built-ani I do further swear. that !
have not altered tho mark or marks, brand
or brands, otherwise disguised or distiS
ured the said animal and mat tho owner
there of is unknown 10 me.
his
MADISON X MCCARTHY,
mark.
Attest: /. TROJAEp. j. L.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06
GIRLS.
orr American Beauties and their English
Cousins.

- |
The great French actress, Nine. Jane
Hading, writing from Paris to the
New York World, says of our Amerl-
can girls: ssMost of the young Ameri-
can girls II has been my lot to meet
Dossessed beauty like the English and
pjuusncy like the French, with some
thing added in tho shape of health and
spirits, producing a tone OF mind and
1 frame OF body we know litilerabout IN
France. They dress prettily, with just
q touch of eccentricity, which, how
ever. becomes them exceedingly well.
They are genuine from head to foot
i and perfect little Parisennes 10 their
I way. The Difference paid TO them by
the male sex Ia warranted by the full
ness OF qualities they possess. They
are, in lact, an epitolne OF severy creac
lures best Besides the beauty ana
!, piquancy have alluded to, they have
, vivacity of intellect, an aptness Of
speech and address and noble up
rightness OF purpose, which includes
:. every charm, and here again they com
J thine the GaliIc and Saxon blood. No
!. where in the world are women 30 ten
= DERBY and 40 carefully considered as in
= the United States, and that is no doubt
:. why the United States is the only
= country in the world-not excluding
nv own-where the young girl is the
:. chief personage and characteristic type
~ Whether brunettee in New YORK
blonde in Boston or sparkling aud Ian
ouid Creole in New Orleans, they rule
y supreme"
We Xxx
The English girl, observes a 'ravele
in the Boston Herald, is romantic ant
Id submissive. While as full Of sentimen
er "a the ideal love letters tied with blu
nd ribbon, she still regards man as he
nd lord and master. She rarely dreams {
np disputing the supremacy vi HUSBAND
wv father, or even brother, and her priv
i'm Iepe and pleasure ia 10 minister uni
ed them Che is 80 alfec;iOnate IN ne
cs. home circle that the average man hs
or only to be admitted there TO straigh
, II wav fall head over helis in love with
mas girl who worships her brother, Is 10
ore ever kissing her fond father and d
lu- putes with her sisters the honor al
etc delight of warming the paternal sli
,sy p.rs. Even when Of "high station
but she takes. her turn in making the q
,re, and prepariug the toast and supert
pht tending the break fast generally-a Ia
:ad which mamma relcgates to her daus
ned tiers. Tue English girl breathes II
/ engaging air of domes'ic;ty. NJ
N a doesn't say, elbow she can waltz! nc
ed we'll she looks at the opera; how
.om surprises al, of the other girls In
ime |coiillion :" No matter to what adva
ness tage she may appear in evening dr.
sist- under the SOL rati'ance Oh 'he w"A .s
f.en dies, what the most inVeteFa.e o"cne
fed. whispers to himself is this I"
opa- George! what a wife che would mas
no. And what u home J"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-06

yellow shoes aud hhunel shirts:
Why not: Every man who is not a
hypocrite must confess To yearuings
after these articles OF comfort. Let US
have campaign Of common sense IN
wearing apparel. Hurrah for the dirt
less shoe and the wiliiess shiri!-Nc,c
York Herald.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
OUACHIrA, NJ s,GISHRATES COURT,
WARD TWO.
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list OF PRIZES:

L
l PRIZE OF $500, 900 is."... $500. 600
l PRIZE OF 100000 is...........".. ,OOO
pEIII OF 10000 is............. $4,000
pRiZE OF 25 600 is............ 1000
. pRIZES OF 10000 arc............ 10000
x pRIyES or 5000 are ......,..... 25 600
OK pPIZFS OF 900 are ........... 25,OOO
10 pT,IZES OF SEQ are.......... $1,000
900 pHIZFS OF ROO are ..... 10000
zoo pisIZES OF 200 are....... 80. Ice, 600
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
100 Prizes of $500 are. ,tOOO
iS0 Prizes of 800 are .................. 30 600
100 Prizes of 200 are .............".::. 2U, 900
TERMINAL PRIZES.
900 Prizes of 500 are. ~ HoO
| 800 Prizes of 100 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
3.i3i Prizes. amounting to-. 81, OBJ 500
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| Mss.. For CLUE RATES, or any further in
formation desired, write legibly t" Tho I'M
dersigned, clearly stating Your reslde nce,
| with State, County, Street and NUMBER.
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IMPORTANT.
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Addressed
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New Orleans, La
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t.rASD MONTHLY DRAWING

WILL TAKE PLACE
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, JULY lG, 1889,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3OO,OOO
100, 900 Tickets at twenty Dollars;
Halves. $40; Quarters, %; Tenths.
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LOTTERIES.
T1NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" OVER "A MILLION DISTRIBUTOR!
Louisiana State Lottery &c

Incorporated by the Legislature for
and Charitable purposes,
and lis franchise made a part of the present
state constitution, i'll 1879, by an OVER
wuEIMING POPULAR VOTE.
It's GRAND EXyK AORDINARYD DRAW
INCiS take place semi Annually June and
n ocember). and its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on each
of the other ten months in the year, and
are all dra wn in public, at the Academy OF
Music, New Orleans, la.
eve do hereby certify that we supervise
tho a r.,ngfnents for all the Monthly and
State Lottery Co., and in person manage
and control the Drawings themselves. and
that the same arc conducted with honesty,
fairness, and in good faith toward all par
ties and we authorize tho Company to use
| this certificate with fac-similcs OF our
signatures attached i'll it's advertisements