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Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Tnn multiplicity OF secret societie

The multiplicity OF secret societies
In this country Ii good sign, and
cannot but prove advantageous The
time was when Missionary and Odd
Fellowship were the only two orders
on which any dependence could be
placed. To be sure there were other
beneficial societies, but as they were
not cooperative they failed to stand,
and many who paid their money into
them found, To their sorrow, that when
their assistance was needed the treas
ury. like Mother Hubbard's cupboard
was bare. These facts no doubt iurn.
ished the first practical ideas OF estab.
fishing secret beneficial societies all
over the country, the branches Of
which should DO bound together by q
mystic chain, thus insuring strength
and stability, The result has been
scores OF different orders, each com.
posed Of many branches, scattered over
the country. which pay out hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars TO their mem.
bers who may be sick or in distreas,
doing an amount OF good beyond cal.
culation.
'hhth az" ySoib uihul Vi lucbt
trIers have added q lie insurance
feature. which makes them still more
popular. BY this means every man
can provide an amount, ranging from
81 l,OOO TO 5000 to be paid to his
family at death, at q cosl which he
will scarcely feel But there ia still
another view oi the matter, and that ia
the bonds Of the union with which
these orders bind men all over the
country, and which no doubt will
prove q great factor in the future in
preventing repetition OF the scenes oi
1861. Every man, especially II he has
u family, should belong to as many
orders as he feels himself able to sup.
port, and then. If he is seized with
sickness or overtaken by disability, ht
will have the ASSURANCE that he will
not become subject to the cold chsri
ties Of the world. Success to all these
societies, may they grow and prosper
30 that their good work may be con
tlnued for all time TO come.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

result In dlverting vast deal Of the
trade TO this country that has formerly
gone to Europe. This, however, can.
not be done without the assistance oi
this government. The European trade
with South America is immense, but
II has been built up and carefully fos-
tered by subsldizing steamship lines,
while the United States has stood idly
BY and allowed these nations TO reap
this rich harvest. Had Mr.. Cleveland,
while President, entertained the same
views on this matter that he does now,
the United States would be enjoying
ct least a part OF this trade. Still, II is
not yet too late. and as soon a. Con-
gress meets this very important mat
ter should receive due consideration.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
DeaiIl of an ApedLn,iy

Miss Ca.bSrine NJ. s. Reynolds died at
the residence q her nephew, S. NJ. Rey-
uoids, near Middletown, on Thurs lay,
In the S2d year OF her age. She was the
daughter OF the late William and Eliza
teth Reynolds, aud u sister Of John A.
Heynolds, Esq. Miss Reynolds was a
consistent member OF the VI. L. Church
for 60 years and was highly esteemed By
large circle of friends. She has been
IN declining health for about year, but
was not seriously sick until a few days
before her death. Her remains were in-
TERED at Forrest Cemetery this after.
Noon
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
N. Megary & Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
s. =. Cor 9Th and Tatnall Sts.
SIC TatnaII Street.

We have this week a few
special offerings in Climber
suites. The prices are made to
close out a few patterns and arc
rare bargains. We have a very
massive Oak Suite, handsomely
moulded, finished with bird.eye
panels. The bureau is "A inches
long and has a French Bevel
Mirror 2ox34 inches. We have
them with white or Tennessee
marble to suit your fancy. The
price was $50, now $50 for s
pieces.
We have two other patterns
in ash, with 24x3o mirrors,
pricss were $50 and S4s, re-
duced to $40 and $50 In
Antique OAK we have a very
heavy and as fine a suit as you
want to see, complete in 8
pieces for 500. We have also
IN stock a large number Of Oak
Suites for $40. s33 $50 and S2s.
Our customers know what these
four suites are, as we are selling
them rapidly in large numbers.
Our newest was put on sale
to-day--an elegant suite consist
ing Of Bedstead, Bureau. Wash.
stand. Towel Rack. Chairs and
Rocker-al for $40. either in
antique o. ehe'ty. This suite is
nicely finished and one that you
may buy with safety. As we
have a limited number OF them
we put the price within the
reach OF all.
The above prices are all spec
ial and made to close the suites
quick. see and buy now.
n few days since we told you
OF Extension Tables. in Walnut,
Oak and Ash, at 50 cents per
foot, making a 6 foot table cost
$500. You pay that much for
a ccTr. IN pine table. The
tables. Is might be expects d,
are selling v-ry fast and we have
more left You'll never get this
chance again 10 get a good table
for so little money.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
A REMoEA Al.


The attention " tic public is called
to my new pluc" at busin, 81 nov loCa-
ted at No. li6 Market street To be know n
rs the Philadelphia Restaurant, IA.
ing been put to u considerable rNpeuse
mp to this time IN fitting mp this place.
with keeping the necessities OF
the times for tile benefit Of NV patrons
] claim liberal share of their custom
You find everything here new, aud 10
be kept in the best Of order. The new
way la scrV ing my 10 cent dinners viii
surpass anything Of the kind ever AZ.
tempted In Wilmington before. with
an experienced cook everything will be
served I'm good order. and kept steamlng
hot on my new stcaIning tables which /
have hhd just put in. ] viii also have
obliging and I4ick walters To serve Won
at my tables. Icall particlar at.
tentlon to my new blu OF fare, and. /
think you will be hurprispd
at its contents and prices. Thank.
ing You for pust iuvors, hope the con
tinuance of the same.
remain the public servant,
~ :. GORDON,
No. ll6 Market II.
Boarding and lodging by day or week
92I-tuAs-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
THERE are but two things that the

THERE are but two things that the
Republicans need do TO carry this
State In 1880, one is 10 pay their taxes
now. and the other is to vote when the
time comes for the election Ii these
two things are attended to success will
be assured, and the next Governor,
Legislature and the Levy Court will
all be Republican. This will insure a
Constitutional Convention and change
In the laws under which the people OF
this State have been oppressed 80 long.
The Democrats will of course do
everything In their power 10 prevent
this. as their long lease OF power has
enabled them TO cover, and keep GOV
cred corruptons OF which the people
know nothing. We showed few
days since how the debt of this county
hss been increased by Democratic
economy, but this is only very small
part OF what is kept hidden from the
public
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
IPALrrMoRE a OHIO n.,,,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL svx siay l. ID
East BoUsp 'LPUI

RALrrMsosnsIEs on 4 OHIO RAr1no,.
- schedule In effect MsoAD
1hAiNs LEANE DEL AVE ~ ~
kxsr BoUsp. - 'EPOt
express traiuA
hkwfohk, week days..2
q. .m- slf u, - Ss, % Os. sv 1'uol = 0,Nx
NEW foaK, sundays - A.
siios, % ~. % W. - VI o. Ia % 10 e. m
fhiLApkLfniA. week dnys .eie.
eoa sb $50. 9W. 'lV y, Io V,sAl
~ 70. 7 0s . %, s95l D. M w. 13 Sld
fniLAprLPHiA, ,sund,ys
soo, ~ ~ n. M, si2 ", ! %. .sas yS,sP, vi
e ", bxs, 6lq 600, SIS - Il a." vi
SHksfEh. week days. W.
IA g 90. 90. .l0 s5 ,eis W solssl
log ~ sco. Ala. s5os. iss .s l!Q
100. s53. ~ 80 p. IN. 80. VA rW
oCnEsrKn. .sunlays..2 H. .7Oicn.,
~ % 2: NJ, 'lsos loo .s5, sao a. ~
''es. =. slo. %@, tSi. 'ssl y. M w
r.aD n. m. loo. (i2as OH Sat,r1..'ys n
! So ss :. ~. aus p in' Sundays, 10, Vl,l
wEsr BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND wAsutSaqo. m
"a. m, 245, sll6. $40 2, ssl
snna;,v e qua. IN. 'sOsp. IN. DAM
I'irtsbnrs. .s.isa. m,,.n, u
Jm,IeAao. $40 n M. so n ',,' ", iily
Cincinnati g and 81. Loul. ms
and ss % y. m; both daily. IIO a. al
SisaeELr AcCoHNopAriuy -.
and II 10 u. IA. daily. Z" Rll
LAhDkhBKha AcCoMMopAr,ov
days, G.tv,il Is am, = Is anu s i,,', uei
Gays. W a. M, q aud 9 A0p, ~, ''"'sd
InAIhs LhAvh MAnKkI srretr s,,,.|
r1r hliaucipiiin ana way st,to
sD.J ssp. Sundays. . s. a, n, =, ~ I9G :, Gs
FOR baltimore, week d,, -
ii Is a. M; 2 ~, d 10 u, IN y ~
h. m; z ~ aud 's 99p. IN. Su"''AyS "
For Llndehberg and . ay sts,t,..
days, 70. 20. II o. q. IN: 2sI "o'N"i
nnuays = y. NJ; ~, $50 n. M.
Cincinnati aud 81. Ioui,. .u''s,
daily except Sunday. 'i"
Chicago % ~ n. M, daily c,c,r,
dnyt.a ~ y. M. daily. '''I
Pitt-burg. IS 20 am, daily. c,eeu d.
days 30 y. m. daily ~ va
LEAVE fnfLADkLFHIA ron WuutNe+,.
Daily, - 10, tsi5, 1000, .ll 10 n w n.
noon, y q, lo.sOO.'tI3, tsO. IS s5Ssa6ssl
eio. 10 10. III 90 y. m.
DAILY, except Sunday. biOani ;5 n
m. = ~. 'SJo nld % y. Ia. Sunday NIL
$50 q. IN.
ATLANTIC CI1Y, week days. garaI
n. m, - - and ; o. u. IA.
SUNDAYS, q ~, - 10 A. NJ. s.sspm.
Telephone No. Ia1.
~ Rates to western points loW.t I'M.
via any other liIe. A
CO. SCULL, j. OnEII
Genl Pass. Agt. Gem'l Manage,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Scarcity Of Food.

SEATTLE, w. T., Oct. 5-Great scar
city OF food and wat,r is reported ia the
Northwest Territory along the American
houndry line. Stock is already suiler.
ing In consequence. Owing 10 the un
usually dry seAeon, the amount of hay
put up was small. and immeLs. stretches
of prairie have lstsly been burned over.
Tie outlook is so Encouraging that SO ne
ranches oner TO give their cattle away,
knowing that teath from starvation /.
almost certain.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Tho New sinie..

sr. LUris, ocl. The latest returns
from Montana indicate that Toole, Demo
crdt, has bren elected 6 vernon, but that
the Lther State ollicers are Republican.
The Senate Is also claimed by The Repub-
llcan., the House being In doubt. The
Republicans G aim the Legislature by
three majority on joint ballot; the Demo
Gratis claim IL by seven.
SEATTLE, ". T., Oct 5.-The majority
for the Republican Stale ticket In Wash
ingi IN Is about 5000.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

The National Association OF Wool
Manufacturers have declared against
Tree wool, and notwithstanding Demo
cratic statements TO the contrary there
Is no doubt but they expressed the
sentiments oi the majority of those
engaged IN the business. Some time
ago free trader visited large mum.
Der OF woolen manufacturers TO obtain
Their views on this matter and was
surprised 10 find but two or three were
In favor of free wool. The Democrats
claim that the number Of sheep in this
country is decreasing under protection
while the importation of wool is in.
creasing. There is no doubt that this
is a fact, but il only goes to show that
the tariff on wool is not sufficiently
high to make wool growing in this
country paying industry. In 1861
there was no tariff on wool and the
manufacturers were nearly ruined
after tariff was placed upon it there
was a great increase in the number of
pounds raised, and for twenty years
afer 1864, when protective duty was
placed ON wool, there was rapid
increase in the amount produced. In
1883 here was but l2 800, 600 imported,
the remainder required for supplying
cur manufactures being raised in this
country. But in thai year the tariff
WAS lowered, and the troubles OF the
wool growers and mdnuif clnrers com
menccd. The reduction Of ihe tariff
also applied 10 manufactured goods
and the Consequence was that while
the prices were nat reduced 10 con
sumels, many oI the largest wonlen
mills in the country were compelled to
suspend operations. The duty on
wool is 10 ceats a pound ami on yarn
IL cents. As il takes three and hall
pounds Of low priced wool 10 make
one pound of yarn, it is easy 10 see
what the effect must be on tue manu-
iacturers.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
y Mine Accident.

HoUGnToS, Mich, Oct. 5.--Two men
were killed. another fatally injured and
about 26 more or less hurt at the bottom
OF the Calumet and Hecla shait, at this
place on Thursday. A miner sccldt Mt
ally struck charge of dynamite with
his pick.
Two miners were killed and two badly
injured yesterday by a isll Of rock al
lsnptning, Michigan.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Babies will cryl IL ia the only way to
tell us that they suffer from pain. DO
not stupeiy your liltle ones by admins
ing Audanum or other opitteF, but use
DR.. BuiPs Baby syrup, which will re.
lIevo the baby Of all pain of the bowels,
etc., and thereby restore It's happiness
Price only 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
AInllNernnry .sermnn.

Tom rrow Will bs autumn rallying
day at tue First Presbyterian Church. In
The morning Rev. Mr.. Hickman will
peach his Irst anniversary sermon from
Palm Gjlh chapter aud llth verse. The
subject VI the evening sermon is "Bus.
n.ss Honesty" Tie text will be the
eighth commandment: "lhou shalt not
steal" There will he Christian E,.deayor
prayer meeting at 6.45 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
A. s WEBSTER'S
SELECT DANCING AoADENY,
EDEN HALL, I'd floor.
TENTH ST. BETWEEN 0RlAiE LaO TAIN Il
GENTLEMEN's CLASS

Commences October 3, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from to 10 O'Clock,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's CLASS
Commences sa urday, october5 5. Thurs
day ailernoSn from o TO d d Saturday
siIerL ooD lrt IN 3 tU 3.
SPECIAL Ladies' Glass on Monday even
ings from TO 10 o'clock. THIS class Ia
especially for ladies that cannot attend
durn2 the day. Private classes or pri-
Fate inst uction by special Arrangement.
For terms, circulars, ETC., apply to II.
T. kobelen, no Market st.; at my resi-
denee, lOl0 Adams Street, or by mail to
Eden Hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
CenIral llIIIrcll-

The repairs on C,ntral Presby teriau
Church, which have been In progr, =.
siuce last July, are SO nearly completed
that the church will be re-opened viii
appropriate services on the 18th inst
Rev. Joel swartz, d. b., OF Gettysburg
is expected to preach, and special mus,
will bc rendered.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

THERE is no doubt but there is an
urgent need Tor assistance lnf aomc OF
the ex-Conied, rate veterans, but this
assistance can only come from private
subst rlption or from the States where
they belong The United States GOV.
ernmont Cannot. under any circum.
sian es, stuitIly itself hy granting pen
sions to men who devoted their encr
gies and spent some OF the best years
Of their life to accomplish its desiruc
tlon. Still these men, many OF who N
are suffering fIom wounds and poor,
should not be permitted 10 suffrr. and
their respective States should make
some provision for them. Some OF the
Southern States have done this and
the example should be followed by all .
Homes, similar 10 the National Homes
for Soldiers, should be provided for
such as choose to 60 TO them and the
others should be assisted al their own
homes. The men who wore the blue
NO longer bear any resentment toward
those who wore the gray and wish to
see them made as comfortable as DOS
sible.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

EUROPEAN NATIONS, and especially
England. are very much alarmed
about the Three Americas Congress.
and there is no doubt but they have
lust cause to be, a. this meeting may
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any furtnsr informs.
tion desired, write logibiy to the und ersigr. .
ed, clearly stating your residencs, with
tate, County, Street and Number. Mofs
faplo return mail delivery will Be assured
full Rddfea
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Philadelphia. Wilmington an
Baltimore Railroad
Nrnf..lIlIIl.r aI.I IL.
'FT7fEF'IWVT -7fIT
Trains will leave yyilmiprto.

Trains will leave Wilmington a, t.llo,
PhllaaelphlA ,expres.L lg& a. Nh
T5s $50 ~. pE, IoVf, NC id
q; ~. u y, i2o. is9. AZ, IA Sa onj
a. HseomRssa',!Ss' s.. us, g a. g. !, x q, "a
For Chester texprcss,. "a, iM sAy.|
~ ~ u 81 II a. ieo ~ 20.SA tt,iit III
Accom- mediation, 90. s@, 7OAt9. 30.
a. New Sork, zco. ~ 40 ~, eA So
For Vest Jhesief. Via LAmoI'n, ! x M
70 a. m, ab and ! ~ y. M.
For Newark Centre lnd iatsrmsdl,,, "a.
uon,, toA. m, Y sande 2lpm.
6alfim ore aud intermediate stations, ugl
u. IN, . COP NJ, and u u utghi.
bsi!imors aud lay Line, 5 i3p. N.
baltimore and Washington, y, ~, u,
10 ~ and - ~ 9. M. u O6. III glL "a
Trains for Delaware division ica's iari
New castle, q on, s 10 =. M, 2H.s5Lial
~ y M, and ~ % n ight
ueorgetown 80 a. m, . 20 p. u,
Express for seafo d. 3JOp IN.
Harrington, Delmar, and way irilSs
Accommodaticn for Harrington. t.3ps
Express ior Dover, Harrington, AMI W
franklin City, 8 sa a. m.
Kxpress for Cape Charles, Old roHl To-
fort. aud Norfolk, II OS night.
Leave Phlladeipbia, Broad Street II WV.
mlngton leIprrss) ssa 72o, III, ., "a
ig@. e iis' = - H,,m' .,IsssA AZ ~ a.
81 ,isS "a; i iG ., iss'p. 3 m. sN co. W. "
a. ,ssGss%SA.'sR x AZ. az, = ioit :. nS n&So.i
csfSnay TnaINs
For rhilafslphis tsIpress', 10, Z q "a
i;S, I5.., 20 NO. A. M I9'' ''A '.@ 7'"'' an
Accommodation. s.l5A. NJ, I2,io. L.l tla
S. -. 7.e, 10 90 and 10 q r. NJ
I. lSr ts';ss5 n sSs isIsrs'' sss d'0 ''' '' NJ
S.ss, 7,4o aud as 4. N.
For New York iekpressl, ?.oo. IA "a
49, ~ s,lS' "a y e 81 A NJ, no n ''S %
For West Chestcr. via Lamckln, s.TA. N,
For dape Charles, OLD Point Comfort, al
FOR new Castle Rirkwood, MiilleissA
Clayton. Dover, Feton. Harrington BrIls1
vile, Seaford. Laurel, aud Dtlhaf' l-1
Baltimore aud washing gton. ~, s.Ol F.li
A. M., i2, %, 4 ~, 'd.sl sc, 80 r. W ~
u q Night. baltimore $40 +. NJ and II
Leave Philadelphia Broan sire y 10y vi
mington (express), 3.5o. 7.go 30 lln AN
q. IS. b.0s, '5.t. e.oO, S57. l1.1, II ~ and
Accommo oiatlon, 9 81, 10 q a. M, !! d, "
10, y 81 10 20, and n s3 p. M,
For further tniorfnAt Sion, papehseb
referred TO tile ticket ONCE at the Hallif.
Trains marked thus y are limited cipfes|
upon which extra Iare 10 charged.
CHAs. E. PuaH. J. H. Miup
General Manager. General Passenger AiH /
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

PUmdII,c sALEwLh al. = nE SOP a., A.
9Th. 1889, at 2 o'clock, y. m, stall No. Is,
in the Second street market house.
l.. W. STIDHAM a son,
o4It- Auctioneers
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
wANAMAKER'z


rHILADkLrniA. sturdsy, octobsrk iss.
Just the hats and head.
wear to ft the schoolster-
girl or boy.
Or their elders-womAn
or man.
You can't have . proper
and timely thought Of Mems
and Boys Clothing but its
realization is within y our
reach here.
Near Thirteenth and Market strests cor
| ner.
New Dress Goods OPEN
ing every day. Lovely stufis.
You will marvel t h at so
many new beauties can be.
Newest conceits in Wrap
and Long Garment mate
rials. Just the sorts you'd
see In the place of honor In
the Paris Exposition.
Rough, jumbly figures on
many OF them; o i'd ; almos,
outlandisb, but the tiptop OF
style. The uglier the more
stylish. Daubs and patches
OF color; scrambles and scrat-
ches ; Persian patterns
snowflake and SNOWFALL de-
signs.
Plenty of smooth a n d
smoothish stufs too, rich .
rare-every worthy quality.
It's no halt feast we ask you
to.
Southeast Of centre.
Astrak hans and all the
Heavy Cloabings are ready.
Northwest Of centre,
Women's Astrakhan a n d
Zeal p ush and Cloth Shoul-
der Capes, So to SO. New
comines every day.
Second floor, Chs.inut street side. Foul
elevators.
Spick snd span Coats and
Dresses for the child. AL
most any color, style o T
price.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Mf~'s MaeintosAes less Maa.
AaT6rite.
SO Macintosh for 81
$I2 Macintosh for $5
$14 M cintosh for Sc
As matter of fact, yo u
couldn't get them regular
Tor SO, $12, and S14. But
we mean to understate rath
er than oversGate. Choices
goods; made in America, ,ano
exactly suited to American
weather.
Chestnut street aide, Vert of Maiu Aisle
Is there bite enough | n
the air to set you thinking oil
Blankets? Think OF 81 a
bOnnds the pair, big (74x56
lnches), soft as lambs fleece,
and Me price 4
Near Womcn's Waiting Room.
We don't know of a weak
spot In the Glove stock. Kid
Suede-any hing ior a n y
body. And prices aelant to
drop money in your pocket
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle
Here are two Handker.
chiefs for women take the
measure OF the whole stock
by them
sheer linen, homstitched, three row
OF drawn threads, l2Hc, from 2Oc.
2-sheer linen, hemstitched, embroidered
corners, l5c, from 20c.
More than fifty kinds O
W White Embroidered Hand.
kerchiets at 25c to $,.7s
each; about as many coloree
embroidered, 2sc to $I25.
South v est OF centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

rris.. nsn1s "a. ~ =; :,,s &
And toe Tickets are siEned by the Prssl
aent OF an institntion whose charter %
tisnu are recognised in the highest Courn,
.nsrsiore, beware Of all limitations on an
Oh q DOLLAR 10 the prico Of tho SIN iii.
sst part or frAotion OF Q Ticket lbSU ED
BY Us In any Drawing Anything In GU
name offered for less than Dollar 10 swim
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
N. kGgary & Son,

Cash, or Weekly and Month
ly Payments. Al,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Do You Know

UU lUu AuUW
That we are ofs. ing
the biggest assortmen,
Of The best CT thing you
ev r taw in Whining
ton? Why we are get.
ting in new lots every
day. To-day we had
eight large C ses to
come in. In them
were Boys and Chi,-
dren's CIothing-suits
and Over oats. w
even surprised tur-
selves to know that We
cou d buy such beau.
tifaI Cape Overcoats
for the Children and
Boys. to sell at such
low prices as we are
Offering them. We
buy with the ready
cashand you know that's
the great lever to low
prices.
Mems Osercoats and
SUITS. Well venture
you never saw more.
nor saw them better
than we have them
All siz. 8, lots specially
cut tor stout men.
JAS. L. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

At the academy of Music, New Or
leans. Tuesday. October Is. 1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated by the Legislature, for Edu-
eatlonal and Charitable purposes, and Il
franchise made part Of tile present State Con-
etitntlon. In is7p. BY an overwhelming popu-
lar vote.
ITS MAMMOTH DRAWINGS
take place 9emf- -Annu ally
dune ana Deosmberi, and iis
GRAND elH0LR n Om BkR DRAW.
hNGe take place I'm each OF the
other ten nonths Of tho y ear, Ana
are all drawn in publfc, A4 the
Aeadeuay ~f Wusse. New OpIaAns. La,
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity OF It's Drawings, and
Prompt Payment OF Prizes,
At'ested as follows:
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the Arrangements ior all the Monthly aud
semi annual drawings Of The Louisiana
ttate Lottery Company, and in person msn-
afe and control the DrawinEs them sci ' es, and
that the same are conducted v ith honesty fair
ness, and In good faith toward all parties, and
We authoriLe the Company TO use this certid.
cate, with fsc-similes of our signatures attach
ed, In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

address Registered Letters containing Cur
snsy 10
NEW ORL9AHs NATIONAL BANK
Now Orleans, La,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900

loV,Oeo Tickets ~ Twenty Del.
lars oseh. Halves eiO, Quar- sePs
90; Tsnths es; TWentfoshs nI.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

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Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
pRocToR'sGRAKDoPERAH HOUSE

Twenty four educated hor ses; do anythina
but talk. Prices, Is, rs. 81 and &c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-07

will pr. v exceptionally profitable.
regardless of the locality, whether
North or South. Every advantage
of climate, of adoption to special
products, OF convenience for mar
keting, and of communication, adds
proportionately to the desirability
of the investment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-07
TO r. T. PUBLIC.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE
RESERVE FUND OF THE MUTUAL EN-
DowNMENr ASSOCIATION OF OAKLAND,
CAL-This Association does busi-
, ness on business principles.
il has paid every claim promptly
and in full since its organization.
Its Reserve Fund of $50, 900 will
b. kept intact for security Of MEM
beers.
1t will live and prosper while
mushroom concerns may fail, be-
cause it is conducted by responsible
business gentlemen Of wealth and
standing.
Insure ih the best; do not be
caught by the frauds.
F. X. Shaituck, Prest.; A. w.
Bishop, Secretary; Hon. VIM. I'll.
Gordan, Supreme General Master
A. o. U. W., Vice President; First
National Bank, Treasurer.
OLIVER ROBERTS,
ago Local Agent.