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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12
THE ARIZONA KICKER.

NoTIcE. We desire TO give notice TO the
public at large that the next man who filings
stone against our office door will have TO
outruE six bullets. We have got tired of tho
business We don't want 10 seem captious,
but enough Is enough Tim Reeves Joe
Smith and Hank White will please tske
notice.
GONE HOME. News reached town yester
day that William Napoleon Harrington.
otherwise known as French Bill had departed
from this world. Ho was materially assisted
by three or four bullets which Hank Hender-
son fired into him during dispute about the
ownership Of piece Of land We don't know
whether Henry was right or wrong, but we
have felt for some time thnt this cold world
was no place for Mr. Harrington. He wasn't
shooting ut such people us were. He wanted
better weather, more latitude for his skill
with the pistol, and we truly hopo hos got
II.
LANE EXPLANATIONS. A stranger, sup
posed TO be man who Is wanted for murder
In Tucson, was discovered hiding under the
bridge the other day und taken to jail to bs
held until identified. That night he dug bis
way out, and next day tho sheriff was around
trying To get hundred dollar bill changed.
He snys he found the bill on the street, but
that story looks tlshy There isn't man In
this town that wouldn't yell lung out II he
lost that much money. The prisoner used a
crowbar TO dig out with, and the sheriff says
he must have had II concealed In his pistol
pocket The ofilcinl owes us Slb, and If we
can get our hands on the money this week we
shall In our next issue, advise tho public to
run him out of town as dishonest scoundrel.
A SURPRISE PARTY. Two or three weeks
since we denounced Col. TIalimell as a claim
jumper, mule stealcr and wife dcserter, and
added few words TO the effect that ho would
look we'll at tho end Of rope, Saturday
evening, as we were talking with the cashier
of tho First National bank, G colonel ap-
preached us and warned us to prepare for
death. Greatly to our own amazement and
to tho intense surprise of the whole street, we
didn't run. On tho contrary, we sailed into
tho colonel like brick house falling on a
sand fly, and We had him licked inside of five
minutes.
We can't account for these freaks In our
nature Sometimes wo fight like a tornado
and agnin we run like jack rabbit. People
intending to lay for us must take their
chances. Detroit Free Press.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NJ. n, CHURCH
Walton skipworth. pastor--Seryices each sun
day at IL a, NJ. and y. NJ Sunday School at 10
A. NJ. each sunday.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
q. W. Gibony, pastor--SeryIees each sunday
at llA.M sunday School 10 A, NJ. Services
each Sunday night
CUMBERLAND pnEsnYTERiAN CHURCH.
j. r. Kirkpatrick, pastor-~serylecs the 2nd
and 4th sundays at II a, ". aud =. NJ. Sunday
School each Sunday at l0A.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

LEBANON LODGE, No. A, a, y a A. NJ. Meets
at their new hall in Masonic Block, on Saturday
evening, on on before the full moon
wAssoE W. NJ
LEBANON LODGE, No. a. l. q. o. w.: Meets bat-
urdAy evening OF each week, ut Odd Fellows Hall,
Main street: Waiting brethren cordially invited 10
attend j. j. CHARLTON, N q,
HONOR LODGE No. Ss, A. o. u W, Lebanon,
Oregon Meets every first aud third Thursday even.
ings In the month " II. ROSCOE NV
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Des ordres ont Ste reccs 8 Parse
nal maritime de Brooklyn de pein-
Dire d6scrmais en- blanc, su lieu do
noir, oomtne par le passe,, h coque
de tous les navires de la marine des
Etats.U mis-. Les mats, les ciemi.
nees, etc., seront en- couleur jaime.
paille. Leblanc 4 6ts adopte, dit,
on, pour ID 'peidture de Ia coque,
parce quill absorbe mienx que le
pn0ir la chaleur du soteil. On salt
que, dams la marine francaise, lei
navires de guerre envoy6s daes lee
pays tropicaux sont 9galemen1
points en- blanc. '3A@ =" ss
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Compagn,es d'executions capitales


i Invent de se fonder q Chicago
une compagnle, au capital de $685.
600, pour pexecution DIES personnes
condamnees a mort aux Etats. Unis!
QueIque surprepant que celia
puisse parsitre, meme en- Amerlq"e,
ce nest nj un canard du lac Michi
gan, nj une lugubre plaisanterie.
La compagnie est formee ct, qui
plus est, ellie est ~l6galement auto
risee. Voici d'ailleurs la tradnction
litterale de la depeche oficielle de
Springfield, capitale de p1Ilinois,
qui annonce cette incroyable nou-
velle:
."Un d6cret d'autorisation a etc
rendu aujourd'hui Ell faveur de
PAmericain Executing Company,
de Chicago, don't le but est dexf-
cutter les personnes coudamnees a
mort. Capital social, par act'ons,
>25 900. L'autorisation est accor-
dee a Ia demande de NM. Stephen
Lawson, NJ. E. Clear ct Jacob IT.
fert." f2
Une d6peche ult6rieure dit que
les trois foudateurs de la compa-
gnie, Que nous 'venons de nommer,
sont de petits marchands de char.
bon dc Chicago. "Aucun d'eux,
ajoute Ia d9p6cte, ma H~experience
personnelle dams CO GENE d'entre-
prise. Mails lis sont de bonnie fol.
ct ills Sc .proposent de n'employer
que des executeura comp6tents.
Leur intention est de Sc METRE en-
communication avec tous les sh6rifs
des Etats-U mis- pour leur proposer
d'entreprendre les executions q
prix mod6r6s, ct leur garantir Quill
ne s,y prodni,a plus d'incidents
faacheux GU revoltants CONNIE il sen
produit .trop souyent. La scompa'
gnie Sc chargera egalement de
fournir les potenceA ct les cordes,
on les appareils elcctriques, lie tout
avec tous les perfectiognements les
plus REGENTS. De. plus la cpmpa.
gnie fonrnira 6galeweut les linceuls
ct les c~ercueils poar les supplicies.
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RECEPTION D'UK DOc7EUR EN-
MEDICINE.
De IA Fxcl 7E De MONTPELIER

NOtre epOque sc dlStlngue, entre
autres chooses, par I'M eloignement
marqu6 pour les ceremonies ct les
formalit6s. Aussi les voit.on dis
paraftre' une a n sons les coups
du ridicule on de rirr6ventieuse
indifference du temps.
Quelques personnes, Ga ct Ia, es.
salient de lutter contre lie torrent
qui roule dams rabime de Fonbli les
traditions antiques; mails c''est Ell
vain.
Cette lutte Sc retrOuve au sein
de la facnlt6 de medicine de Mcnt
pellier. Ellie est partagee ell deux
fractions ; Pune tient aux anciennes
doctrines ct aux vieilles coutnmes
de cette academic, pautre Ten gran
de partie recrutee dams la c~apitale)
veut a la fois changer la forme ct
lie fond, renverser les doctrines
medicaies ct lie ceremonial de Pc
cole. Influence des reformateurs
a grandi surtout depais peu, ct
nous croyons quill ne sera pas sans
interet de decrire, avant que toute
trace en- disparaissc, lie ceremonial
en- vigueur, il y a quelques annees
encore, pour la reception des doc.
tears en- medicine de cette facult6.
Notre description dot done 6tre
regard6ec CONNIE datee Dune dizaine
dances. s
Apres quatre ann6es d'etudes,
releve passe cibq examens qui EN-.
brassent tout le cycle des COMMAS
sancesexigees pour le doctorat.
On assure d CO sujet que jadis,
lorsque le candidat n'avalt pas subj
r6preuve dune maniere s~atisfai.
sante, le professeur charge de lui
announcer quill etait caude, Costa
dire renvoye a IN temps plus gu
moins long, hui disait en- .forme de
consolation : Et noster iipse Lasa1ru,
Ricierus BIS caudatus .tfait (notre
grand docteur Lazare Riviere q
bien etc caud6 deux fois y C'est al
cinquieme examen que les candi
dats .rev6tent Ia famense robe d
Rabelais, qu'on pretend avoir ap
partenu q &c joyeux cure, qui fut
CONNIE on salt, docteur en- m6de
cine de Ia facnlt6 de Montpelier
Malheureasement cette v6nerabl,
relique ma pas s%outfert des seu!e'
Injuries d. temps; IL Devotion dea
6leves lee portrait presque toujours
a copper un lambeau du precieu,
vehement. Ira ala ce QUA pa
raft, etre renopvele plus dune fois
semblable aq ,couteau de Jeannot
toujours loi meme, quoiqun Ell
change trois fois de lame ct deu,
fois de mapche. 'a = iae
Apres la cinquieme examen wen
la these, 6prepve decisive qui dol
4tre ~soutenue devant an a6ropag
de professors preside par Fun den
ire eux. Ellie est eensur6esenl ma
nuserit par le pr6sident,s livr6e
Hmpression ct distribu6e apx JUICE
deux jours avant celui on ellie ser
soutenue.
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Avant sv. 70 snat6riel n6cessaire. nous som
mas a meme d'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages ~
pographiques qni nous aeront conties' Les
krets d'avOcat, cartes datfsiIes, entetos 90
fasfnrea. tickets d'habitatiOn, blancs, circu-
laires, etc, seront imprimfs dansle plusbref
d6lai ct ! des prix mOder6s.
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ATTENTION.

My friends and the public are notified that
pied by Mr.. e. G. Curtis, No. 3 Main strest
where I will keep constantly on hand Z full
supply of Groceries. Provisions. Wines and
Liquors. Give me a call and examine nv a.
sOrtment. ES aLG 44SNg
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f.. b. AYO
MOYARY PUBLIC
0hco at De1aune's stor>
lyJanl5 81 +.
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for CIT.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. "a.
YER Sores, letter, Chapred Hands. Chi
Blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptiona
and positively cures Piles, or no nav
required. 1t 10 guaranteed to give hi,
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For Sale A.
Thibodaux Drug store.
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knights Of the Golden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle IA.
l26 X. of g. K. will be held in the Hail q
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. .. o. F. on the SEQ
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of each month, ct 8
o'clock p. II.
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LIE CANT.

VVI0 ACssss 0OA0OJ
professeurs evils lie recole @tait un
Alsacien. M. Herzog, qui easeignsit
l'allemand.
LIE pauvre homme! Jamais pion
dams un college, jamais maitre de-
cole dams son village, n'avait tant
souffert par see eleves mn branle-
bas que Sd classe, une kermesse,
un enfer, on Ia bruyante espi6glerie
de quelques Coolers de vingt ans,
joyeux d'oublier les dures regles
militaires devant cette redlngote
de. pekiu, allait sonnant rn un hour
vari perpetual!
En- vain, NJ. Herzog await Gu re-
cours a tous les proc6des, usant
tour q tour de cl6mence ct de s6v6-
rite, p~unlssant ct pardonnant,
cahot6 mslgre lui de Ia colere
blanche 4 lhumilit6 presque sup.
pliante: rien ny faisait.
Non, o'etait toujours le boazin, fe
"bouzin" i~ncessant ct fou 81 redou-
t6 des maitres maladroits; chahut
damn6 OH ron ,entendait pele.mele
le gloussement contrefait des pou:
les, le cri des coos, Ia sonnaille des
chevaux, le rouIement des tsmbours
ct r6ternuement des cymbales. Eft,
dams le tas, pas moyen de prendre
un coupable, de deviner la poule ct
le cog qui SO f~aisaient insaisissables,
rentraient dams Fombre des que NJ.
Herzog Sc retonrnait- pour les sur.
prendre. LIE vacarme 6tait anony-
me, i~i-resnait q droite ct & gaucile,
Sc faisait legion, rev6tait toutes les
formes ct prenait toutes les voix.
Quant,a hui, Herzog, il ny tenait
plus, incapable de volonte, affole,
devant.cette jeunesse qui le suivait
de r9ilet guettait ses defaillances.
Tn trait de genie lie sauva.
I'm jour que lie bruit etait plus
grand queiamais ct que la bafisti-
que s'etait mise de Ia partie. sous
la forme dun 9ut demi-cuit au'une
main inqOhnue.~venait de lancer
vers Ia aQ,aiss, Herzog Sc leva, ct
dune NQx 5etcuff6e on percait un
commencement. de sauglot:
"Qaba ianc6ceka g demandait-a.
TouS,se taisaients paffaire etait
grave on cowprenait quill n'y.avait
plus . plaisanter.
Herxog .renOuvela" ga question,
persWmnalIe repondit encore.
Alors il redressa la .tate, grand
dune ferte' subtle, saisit. IN de ses
giants quf BE trouvait q portee ct lie
lljeta dahs.a sale avec SEES mrots:
I "Vous EEtes des laches, oui, dies
laches! Que le coupable au moins
vienne relever mon CANT, sill est On
homme. .Malgre Rage ct les reggie
ments, je'fais de ceci nne affaire
d'honnenr."
II await tonch6 jaste- Tous ces
officers de demaip aysient tressaill
sous rinsulte, ct &c fat au miles
) dun terrible silence qu'un 6lAve d.
seconde, aimee, le plus mauyail
spjet de Ia ~classe, un grand diabl.
qu'ou appelait MopsMe-orcAestye
parce gull await le talent sdimite1
4 lui senl, PAL. pinexDlicable con-
ecours de ses levres, de son laryn,
: ct de son neg, tous les Instrument
: De mnsique, depuis. .lle, ehapean
: chinois jusan'a IA flute, .descenli
vers Ia chsire, ramassa le CANT ct
: au milieu de Kattentiou f6vrens
: qui le snrveillsit, dit . Hetseg:
+ -Asrci de a leGon,a mmonsieu,
Je me dsnopce. 1os.J .ssa piazza
I -Alors, vous ,aeoeptezmonsd def
s-Noa,a ct point psr lachet6,. j
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LIE candidat, en- frac noir, est
introduit dams une waste sale ap.
pelee Hippocrotis socr~m (sanctualre
d'Hippocrate). Au fond sleeve
me chaire surmoDt6c du buste du
pere de la medicine. A Fun des
c6tes ct plus bas, est lie banc on
siegent les JUICES en- toque ct robe
rouge doubles d'hermine. lis dis
cuteut pendant une heure environ
,avec le candidat, en- prenant pour
texte les propositions quill a avan-
Gees. Puts celui ci sort lie Ia sale,
ct les JUICES Sc retirent dams une
autre piece pour delib6rer. A leur
rensree, lie president dit au postu-
liant:
eau nom de la facult6 de M6de-
seine de Montpelier, ie prcclame
"M. NJ. docteur en- m6declne
"de Ia meme faculties" on bien:
eau nom de la faculte, etc...l
"tb6se de- n. NJ. est rejet@e."
Sill est admis; le r6cipiendaire sort
encore pour revetir une robe noire
doubl6e d'6carlate, ct rentre prec6de
du massier.-On lui pr6sente Ia
formule do serment, quill prete 4
baute vOix ct en- ces termes:
"En presence des maitres de
s:cette &cQle, de mes cheers camara.
"des ct de reffgie d'Hippocrate, je
~"promets, je jure an nom de pEtre.
"Supr6me d'6tre fidele aux lois de
"rhouneur ct de la prolific dams
"rexercice de la medicine. Je
"donnerai mes soins gratuits a Pin
"digent, ct n'exigerai jamais un
asalaire au-6essus do mon travail.
.Admis dams rint6rieur des mai
"soDs, mes yeux NY verront pas ce
"qoi s'y passe ; ma Iangue tara les
"secrets qni me seront confies, ct
"mon etat ne servira pas 4 cOrrom-
"pre les m9urs, nj q faveriser lie
"crime. Respectuenx ct reconnais-
"sant envers mes maitres, je' rem
tdrai 4 leurS eufants E;nStructiOn
"que j'ai recue de leurs peres."
lie ~recipiendaire est ensuite in
vito a monter en- chaire avec lie
president, qci lui adresse ces paro-
les:
"Monsieur, apres avoir parcouru
"hoDoraolement votre carriAre AGA.
"demiqne. il est juste que vous
"soyez decore des insignes de votre
"nouvelle dignite.r (IEloi met la
toque sur Ia t6te, ct hui passe au
doigt une hague d'or.) "yoila les
"euvres d'Hippocrate I'll les prend
tdes mains du massier ct les lui
"montre), que vous devez sans
"cesse me~diter .vous dams
"cette chsire lie candidat obeit), OF
"je vous dome le droit d%'enseignel
Get dexpliquer Ia medicine; rece.
"vez Get endorsement fraternel ii
adonne paccolade), ct rendez grace
ga ceux a qm volts les devez." X
nouvead docteur' 6te sa toque, sin
cline, ct Sc retire pour recevolr lie.
felicitations qui rattendent a |.
! sortie de la salle.a esS q
II Tel 6tait le rite en- usage, il = /;
!. quelques annees; plusieurs parties
! EN- ont et6 supprimees' CONNIE inn
tiles. La suppression de ce qu'i
pent y avoir de futile dans les for
lines nest c~ertainement point a re
: gretter ; Amais il faut bien Sc garde
!, den conclure que les ceremonie
soient todjonrs vaines. Quand ellie
, sont sagemento ct .progressivemen
!. appropri66es aux temps, aux m9urs
! aux coni1aissances humaines, ellie
!. ont une profonde Influence, ellie
!: cohtribuent q gtaver dams Ia me
m0ira DIM r6ciniendairo- mr. ovouu
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: Une pompe de- II pouces pour
rigation. W Il
Machine ct bouilloire en- bon or
DIRE. S'adresser 8 M. George Di-
onne nu a la SENTINELLE de Thi.
bodaux. a CYL
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Send copy Of The WEEKLY STAR to your
absent friend or relative. 1t costs only one
dollar year. and is worth double that amount
to every reader.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
Schedule in effect NAV 10. $50

DIEDMoNT AIR LINE
Il Schedule in effect May IL, 1889.
$50 a. m.-East Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren
ton, Gordonsvllle, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, and
stations between Alexandra and I.ynchburg Roanoke
Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis. Pull
man Sleeper Washington TO Memphis.
IL "a a. m.-fast mail daily for Marrenton. Char
lottesvie, Gordons Vile. Stations and Ohio
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Raleigh. Ash vile, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta,
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery, New Orleans,
Atlanta, parlor cars Atlanta 10 Montgomery, Pullman
Sleepers Montgomery 10 New Orleans. Pullman
Sleeper Greensboro TO Columbia and Augusta Pull
man sleepers Washington 70 Cincinnati Z. and U.
Route.
2;35 p m.-Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas,
StIasburg and intermediate stations.
20 y. n--Daly VIA Iynchburg. Bristol and Chat
tanooga. Pullman Nestlbule Sleepers Washington to
Memphis connecting thence for all Arkansas points;
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Charlottesville, Staunton. Louisville, Cincinnati Pull.
Nestlbule train Washington Cincinnati with
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IL 90 D. m.-Southern EXPRESS daily for Iync hburg
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Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
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Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan.
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to give certificates to all the eighth grade
graduates. The resolution was referred
The report of Mr.. c. S. Clark, of the Seaton
school, in regard to the books TO be purchased
under the will of Mrs. Marie Walker for .
library for the teachers Of the second division,
was adopted
Mr.. Darlington presided at the meeting in
the absence Of Mr. Ross.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Theo. E. Davis to Charlotte ]. Pile, lots and
2, 50. 1923; g. j. F. Hood ct al to same
subs 20 to 81, SO. 914; S2,94525. r. Wise to j.
H. Scott, lot 2, Trinidad; $1,000. w. L. Bram-
hall ct al. to John Curtin. lot Z, so. 1856; SlOO
u. L. johnson to j. II. Anderson lots $50 and
oSi, Anacostia; $500. Elizabeth A. Fox to Car
dime Williams, subs 40 to SO, 6S to II. so. $50:
slC0. Annie b. Rolf to Walter Hustin. lot g.
So. o6i; $. George Bogus to Mary A. Cook
sey, sub. 81, SO. $50; 9708.24; w. III. Manogue
lot 8, So $40; S30sl.60. j. F. Rogers ct al. to
Marion Bryan, lot IL, blk. 15 2,437.5O. w. p
Kellogg to Mary Irwin, sub LOG, So 1856; 50. 1877 so
w. U. Denison ct al. to Catherine E. Campbell,
lots and 10, blk. II, South Brookland; 5000
Abby A. T. Syphax to ID. Ballauf, sub A, SO.
1856; S2.7OO. X. I. Petit to Virginia NJ. Wilson.
pit. SO. 50. SOL; $500. Thos. Wilson to r. II,
Petit, pit. 49, do; g. Hosea b. Moulton to
Leopold Luchs, sub As, 50. "a; $3.50. Mary e.
Hardness to A. +. Fox ct al, pts. and 6, So
2o5; e.
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COLUMBIAN's LAW GRADUATES
Interesting Commencement Exercises
at the National Theater.

AN ABLE ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BIZ JUDGE
COMMENCEMENT YELLING CoNFERs THE
DEGREEs-PRIzEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DECO
RATIoSs AND LARGE AUDIENCE.
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GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
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$40 and $50. Second Class, $50.
Storage passage. either service, go
Falcon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates
1rsyelers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts
Tor any amount issued at lowest current rates.
ICr books of tours tickets or further information
Apply to HENDERSON BROS, New York or
q. W. MOSS, g2l Pennsylvania ave NV,
Washington. mh26-3m
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TRUSTEES OF coLoRED SCHOOLS EXPLAIN THE
CASES IN oUEsTIoS-oHASGEs AMONG THE
TEAcHERs-REsULrs OF THE RECENT ExAMINA-
TIoSs-SAMISa NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
y NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton London, Hayre), Bremen.
Elder, Tues, June IL, 3 pm. Aller We'd, June 3
pm. Merra- Sat, June 10, am. saale, We'd,
June 10, 10 AIN Ems, Sat, June ~, 2 pm. Trave,
We'd, June 10 pm
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin. 1 90 and
upward berth, according TO location I'd cabin. $50
and 600 adult steerage at low rates Apply to Z
I. DROOP. 925 Penn. ave. les
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PAST ALL PnEcrDEsr
OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorrorated by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made q
part OF the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually dune and December), and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
IN each Of the other ten months of the and
all drawn in public, ut the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans, La
I'VE do hereby certify that superptse The arrange
T7ents FOR all the monthly end SENT nntd Drawings
The LOuis'dna STATE LOtteTV COnp0ny, and person
manage and cO7itrOi the DyuCinOs Themselves and that
the same conducted nth honestly and in
good Jdtfh tordrd al drtiCs aud authorize the C6D
Tdny TO use this certificate. nth " sir
natures attached ai as adUeTtiseme1ltS."
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The graduating class of the law department
of the Columbian university sat in grove Of
palm last night. The commencement exercises,
held at the New National theater, were more
than usually interesting. A very large class of
young men about to become lawyers sat on one
side of the stage awaiting the sheepskins that
would make them fellows with the learned legal
gentlemen who sat on the other side ready to
receive them into the brotherhood of lawyers.
President ]. c. yelling, in his robes Of office.
sat with Judge Cooley in the forward part of
the stage, and on table at his left were piled
the diplomas