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'T NPRECEDENTED ATTRACT1os.
Over Two Millions Distr:s
Ia. s. T..
Louisiana State Lottery 4,

Incorporated by the LepisI,tn,.
Educational and Charitable puTnosea b
franchise made a part Of the present stas ala II
atitution, i'll 1879, by an OVERWHFsfayss nv. SeE
POPULAR VOTE. Its
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWS,
Take place scmi.annualIy (June and naaNNess
bcr), and its GRAND SINGLE N1I Dessa
DRAWINGS take place in each of tha oEaR
ten msnths of the year, and are all 5ra. ullel
public. at tho Academy Of Music, New I n,a,la y
La. aa
I'VE do hereby certify that we sn,,a.
the arrangements for ali the Mortl.iPae isN
Quarterly Drawings of The Lopisiana os ~
Lottery Company, and in person mana,s sae
control the Drawings themselves, and tSssa
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
in good faith toward all parties, and we ssal
i've the Company to use this certificate a v
fac SMILES of our signatures attached in Z; wv
y~rrtisements." CT. BEAUREGAPnsa
j. A. EARLY,
We the undersigned Banks and Rsal
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Ions
State Lotteries which may he presented y ~ y
counters. ~a
RIM. WALMSLEY, Pres. La. Nat nj
p. LANAUX, Pres. State Nat. Bant w
A. BALDWIN. Pres. N. o Nat, Rail
CARL KOIlN. Pres. Union Nat, Rsnl
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LIE pugiliste Kilrain purge gaiment
so condemnation a la scierie de SOD
ami Rich, D Richburg, Miss; il y ira,
vaille beaucoup pour s'entretenir les
muscles ct apres le Is courant, il sera
pref a SO battre avec qui voudra.
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Bucklenss Arnica saIye

BMckleM's Armfca SaEve
The Best Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet
ters, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, OIL
no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded. Price
70 cents per box. For sale by T, E. Bailey.
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When you hear a man s~neering at the local
papers, you can safely bet he don't spend his
wealth making them better. The man who
doesn't see the benefits arising to a town from
its newspaper hasn't as much sense as a cove
oyster, and he is about as much value to a
town Us a ten year old delinquent.
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Tandis que c~ertaines gems SO propo-
sent d'obtenir de la legislature une loi
pour rendre lEtat responsible des me-
fats du major Burke, l'avocat- general
Rogers intente des poursuites aux eau.
tions de pex-tresorier sur son bon, of.
fetal.
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Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon.

Mrs. +. Jagou respectfully announces that
she has opened an ice cream saloon in connec-
ton with her restaurant, where ice cream.
soda, cakes. confectionery, etc, can always be
had. Special accommodations for ladies,
Nav I0-Im.
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Une locomotive a fait explosion pres
de Buffalo dimanche ct il nest rest6
sur place que les roues ct les essieux /;
tout ce qui Sc trouvait dansle yoisi-
mage de l'accident a etc detruit, meme
la vote du chemin de fer. Les cadavres
de l'ingenieur ct du chauffeur ont etc
trouves, Pun a 500 pieds, l'autre d 1000
nieda dn lieu.
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L'asile des pauvres situ6 a Preston.
comt6 de Chenango, N. Y, "a etc Ia
proie des fiammes lie 2 courant. Neuf
cadavres ont etc trouves parmi les
cendras.
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Quoique Geo. Andrews, de Lowell,
eat la Motto du corps convert d'ulcers
salt-rheum il fut n6anmoins gu6ri par
la Salsepareille d'Ayer.
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Les journaux de Paris sont unani
mes q constater l'irr6mediable defaite
du parti boulangiste.
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Les bons efffets de la Salsepareille
d'Ayer, sur les personnes a%ffaiblies,
sont instantanes la gu6rison suitde pres.
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When subscribing for a newspaper get the
best, The Times Democrat of New Orleans
Daily and Weekly. 1t has the largest circu-
The Opelousas courier., 1890-05-24

j. Meyers & Co. have just received a
car load of Gigs which they are selling
at $3.50.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria'
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria'
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris'
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A watch for only two dollars and fifty
cents, warranted to keep good time, at
&. Mornhinyeg's jewelry store.
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Trop de Terre.

Reggie generate, les fermes sont trop
grandes dams notre pays dit un con-
frere. Cent acres do terre sont suffi.
santes pour tonte ferme. Cette guam
tite de terre bien cultiyee produira plus
ct de meilleures r6coltes que 200 acres
NAL cultivees. Ayec cent acres de ter
re, lie fernier avec I'LL engage peut
faire tout l'ouvrage ordinaEe, sauf en-
temps de moisson, on il lui faudra IN
homme de plus. II aura lie temps de
copper les broussailles lie long des clio
lures ct de nettoyer les encoignures
des cl6tures d'arracher les souclles
qui arr6tent la marche de la charrue Ell
DIES moissonneuses ; de creuser ses fos-
ses de reparer ses clotures de maniere
a garden chez lui son betail ct d eviter
ainsi toutes r6clamations de la part du
voisin. Il aura encore lie loisir de re.
parer ct de faire peindre sa maison OF
ses batimentsr ct d'avoir TN gazon bien
tenn devant sa porte, quelQues feurs
ct de beaux arbres a Pombrage bien-
faisant ct tout ce Qui fault pour rendre
so maison agreeable !; phiver il pourra
huiler ses harnais ct copper assez de
bois pour la consommation de Pannee.
LIE bois sec plat aux femmes, ct lie d.
ner sera pris chaque jour au coup du
midi. ii pourra aussi r6parer ses in
struments pour qu'ils soient tous pr6ts
pour le printemps. IL y q trop de fer
miers f1aneurs ct d'apres midi perdues.
On dit que la culture ne pale pals.
Quelque soft LEI travail il ne paierait
pas ces gems la. La raison pourlaquel-
le la culture ne les pale pas, c'est qu'ils
ne la font pas payer. Flaner au vii
lage on d rh6tel, boire ct parler poll
tiQue ne pale nj les hypothsques nj
leurs intefats.
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I'm cyclone % pass6 sur In Vile h'A-
kron, O., dams la soir6e de samedi, ct
y q commits DIES dommages cnnsid6Ga-
bles, cent mais0ns pour le moins ayant
etc d6molies. Beaue0up de personnes
ont etc bless6es.-Dans le n0rA du
Missouri, plusicurs violents orages Sc
sont succed6 vers la fin de la semaine
derniere, d6truisant b%eancoup de- pro-
priet6s ct causant Ia mort De plnsieurs
%personnes. Dams lie eomte de Har,
rison, on grand nombre DIES batiments
ont etc d6molis, les denx enfants de
VIM. Wilson ont etc emport6s avec sa
maison ct tues dams le comte de Gen
try, Nine Nathaniel Ggeen It etc tuee,
les r6coltes detruites pres de Blithes-
dale, deux femmes ont etc tuees ct
beaucoup d'autres %personnes bless6es.
La vile de Franklin, Penn, a essuy6
IN cyclone samedi soir ct deux de ses
habitants, Noal Jackson ct sa femme,
ont etc tues, beaucoup d'autres bless6s.
A East Sandy, meme 6tat, la maison
de VIM. Nunnemaker a etc r~envers6e
sur sa famille, le pere ct la mere ont
etc grievement blesses ct deux de
leurs enfants ont etc tines.
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Deering Binding Irvine, and also Celebrated Cassidy Suky Pillow.

All these implements stand at the head of improved
labor-saving farm machinery, and are kept in stock :,
(1z= Competent mechanics will set up and operate all
machines and give full instruction for their management.
. u+ CALI AND EXAMINE. 30
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Trois hommes ont etc mordus pal
un CHEN enrag6 pres de Cuba, ILL.,,
reinforcement ct l'un d'eux est devenu
hydrophobe quelqaes jours apres Ell
est mort dams DIES sonfffrances horribles
Les deux autres sont fous de peur Ell
redoutent de voir arriver leur tour
toute la communicate est dams la ter.
reur ct les authorities ont ordonne une
boucherie gen6rale DIES chiens dams lie
comte.
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rs not only 2 distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best cur for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, OF Broekway
Centre, Mich
"Liver complaint and Indigestion
made my life o burden and came near
ending my existence. For more than
four years ] suffered untold agony. was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
q strength T Q drag myself about. Ali
kinds OF food distressed me. and anlv
the most delicate could be digesfed IL
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
ilel. Nothing that / took seemed to "a
any permanent good until 4 commenced
the use Of Ayers S~arsaparilla. which
mas produced wonderful results. Soon
alseT commencing to take the S-aTsapa-
Tia i could see an improvement in nv
condition. Ny appetite began to return
and with it came the ability to digest
all the food taken, my strength I'M
proved each day, and after q Few
months of faithful attention to Yoar
directions, I found myself q well
woman able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given ME a
new lease of life
AYERS SarsapariIa,
rnRrAnED nr
Dr. ]. 4. Aver q Co, Lowell, Mass.
Pree q aix bottle. Is. Worth as ! bottle.
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THE OXFORL

NEW UkI4EANS EAht
Former Trapolln House, entirely fehos.
CENTRALLY located, 1913 Royal slrss M &
" posite Hotel Royal. Within sass HID
to ali lines Of ears and French Mafkee. i III
accommodations with home comforts 30 Il
est rates. Rooms with board Sl.av y e
Col. A. *. LONG, of Kentucky, Manasv
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:s,Eaa Prizes, amounting to .S2,l5s,ess
AGENTS. WANTED EVERYWHERE,

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
W. For CLUB RATES oil any further inh
mnIion desired, write legibly to the unaa
signed, clearly stating your residence, Wild
state, county, street and number Mo1erauid
reimn mail delivery will be- assured by Euas
enclosing an envelope bearing your full address
IMPORTANT.
Ali ordinary lettcIs containing Postal E0a
Money Orders issued by all Express eoats
MES OF New York Exchange, addressed
M. A. DAUPHM,
New Orleans, La
Address registered letters containing curreass
New Orleans National Bank
New Orleans, III
~ REAEIBER that the pagBsal 4
Pfises is NIEED BY Four Els
I7ONAL BANKS, of Neg orleans, and Al
tickets are signed by The President ofaa lii
tuition, achoSe chartered rights aye recognized j
The highest Co"T!s;: therefore, {Ecare 81 taaE
lions and anonymous schemes
One EsolIaE. is the price Of Tie smaRt4
part OF fraction of q Ticket issued Dr. ns
in any Draleing, Anything in our nast ! 4
fe,'ed for less than q Dollar is It steindle.
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FOE SALE.

HVBk SFAHANN 40
A. FARM, on Plaquemine Ridge, con hslsas
N rs arpents, fifteen woodland any f v II
arabic land some improvements.
had at a bargain for cash. Apply - a s ii
made, New Orleans, or to the unders slSsg3
0pelousas. E. d. EsIiLE cent
Feb. /, 1890. 3m
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100000 Tickets at Forty slo,.
lars; Halves. $50; Ouaraars
$40 E1iGEatEas, IS !; T'wenss.
ealls, Sc: E'Oraiefhs. sTs
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= ANNUAL DRAWING

WILL TAKE PLACE
At the Academy of Music, New orla,.,
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE S6O0 ANo
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to ch~ildrenth
/ recommend it las superior to any prescription
known to me-" FL. A. ARCHER, M. d.,
iii SO. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
ARMOR FOR CRUISERS.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 6.-Thomas Har-
rington, of Allegheny, has demonstrated
the possibility of thoroughly fusing steel
and nickel in any proportions so as TO
make material which will be perfectly
free from porosity and quite homogeneous,
This is a result heretofore unattained,
though both here and in Europe metallur-
gists have been engaged in devising a
means of doing this. Harrington yester-
day tested a piece of steel with an
alloy of little over per
cent of nickel The stock used in
making the steel was ordinary spring steel
stock and having a tensile strength of 90,
90 pounds to the square inch. according TO
the makers-Smith Bros, of the Labelle
works. When the melt was ready for
pouring Harrington added n flux of his
own. and the cast was made into 81 inch
square ingots. One of these was ham
mered down to an inch square. A test
made in the laboratory here showed a ten
sile strength of 1885 pounds TO the
square inch and an eiongation of 215 per
cent
This is regarded as n wonderful result
from such Il poor stock. Harrington claims
to be able TO treat open hearth steel, from
which armor plates are made, just as
easily The discovery opens up posi-
bility for making srmor plate of great
strength and little weight.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Daily Eagle.
GUTHRIE, Ok, Dec. G. Following is
Governor Steee's message TO the legisla-
ture accompanying his approval of the
school bill:
GUTHRIE, Ok, Dec. 5, 1890
ITO the President Of the Council Territorial Legis-
lature Of Oklahoma:
Il have the honor to return herewith
council bill No. ?. ! am fully apprised Of
the fact that there has been great deal of
difficulty encountered in the formation Of
this bill, and more particularly so on the
subject Of mixed or separate schools, en-
braced in sections l12 TO 120 inclusive.
Said sections, / have no doubt, are uncon-
sttutional, and will not stand a judicial
scrutiny, aud only have my consent to
stand because ] am fully advised that to
send this bill back will mean no schools
for the children Of the territory for the
next several months. Hence my approval
VERY respectfully,
GEO. w. STEELE, Governor"
We now have school law There will
lie a school election within thirty days
The governor has nominated J. III. Law
head, former state superintendent OF Kan
sas, for territorial superintendent.
T. g. Risely, the efficient district clerk,
has returned from the south.
The council appointed the following as
sistaut enrolling and engrossing clerks:
Misses Black, JamisOn, Lille LauX, An
nie and Emma Harrington.
Representative Lewis is still suffering
from his wounds.
5. G. Jones Sundays in Arkansas City.
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HOUSE.

Sixteen members were present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispen
sed with
Council bill No. Sc. the university bill
was made a special order for Thursday al
ep. m.
House bill No. IS. in relation TO the Off
cor OF county clerk. was passed
House bills Nos. -. o., 90. Il and 9S were
sent 10 to the governor.
House bill No. O.. trape etc, was re-
lerred To committee composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Matthews, Wimberly
and Campbell
House bill No, %, providing for the sup.
port OF the poor, was read the second time.
and set for Monday at 10 o'clock
Mr.. Stoyer introduced house bill No 1O2
an act authorizing George r. Beeler. ct al,
10 construct aud operate a railway and
railway bridge in Cleveland county. Okla.
homa territory. This means a bridge he
tween Lexington and Purcell. Referred
10 r committee
Council concurrent resolution No. II.
praying congress 10 grant the legislature q
special session WAS taken up
IN regard 10 the resolution. Mr.. Camp
bell sand: "This is a remarkable docu.
ment II ] believed that one half was
true, would get out Of the territory. We
ought not 10 pass memorial OF this kind.
Some parts are positively untrue.
Mr.. Merten-l have not seer the bill un.
I'll now. The statements are strangely
woroed. Many OF them, to say the least
are inconsistent. wish 10 look this thing
over carefully. do not say that object
TO some parts OF this going TO congress. ]
am ready 10 act on thIs bill any time. Ii
may be necessary that we remain longer
but / see no reason why we should he called
upon to vote on this.
Mr.. Mathews have read the bill and !
Bee nothing IN il we should not endorse.
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SHOT BY BURGLARS

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Dec. civilian
Deming, who lived with his father Chris
tian Deming, was shot and killed by burg
lars, who entered his fathers house Al
though they have real estate and other
property valued at $500, 900, the two men
have lived alone in wretched quarters. The
old man, who is 50 years old, was attacked
and clubbed to insensibility. The burg
lars beat hasty retreat without securing
any money, although it is learned that
there was $1,000 in the house The theory
is that the burglars were people living in
the vicinity, and one man has been ar
rested on Deming's Identification.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
NEW PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-Pensions were
issued today as follows:
KANSAS.
Original-Isaac Tibbets, Humboldt: Buel
Brandon, Mulvane; Abram Duff, Neodesha;
Henry WilIobee, Toranto; Jonathan Hull,
Osawkie; Job johnson, Clemens; Andrew
j. Brim, Syracuse; John Z. kuhl, Cotton
wood Falls; +. Eisenbeis, Blaine; George
Washington Lowell, Kingman; Robert II.
Bland, Lucas; Benjamin Ritter, Mont
gomery; Henry Sherril, Wichita; Charles
Stricken, Mound Valley; Allen Emmerson,
Eureka; Jacob V. ID. Clark, Newton.
Increase - William Faust, Altamont;
Claudius B. Gillis. Great Bend; Joshua :
Hertzell, Erie; Edgar G: Durham, Hume
well; William II. Buck, Larned: William
NJ Hess, Topeka; John L. Iden, Greenleaf
James Vance, Argonia; Joseph Gregory.
Horcatur; Zimri Eagle. Douglass; James
Hair, Horton; Samuel II. Welch, Freder-
ick; Charles Collins, Winfield Robert L.
Collier, Wichita; George Bradley, Scran-
ton; William II. Werner, Alden; John H.
Decker Phillipsburg; Thomas Wilson.
Halstead; William H. Pitts, Miltonale;
William g. Meridth. Huron; James
Edward Ravl. Hartford; Daniel Hartzel
Poe; James NJ Parker Patterson: Albert
y. Russell, Liberty: Levi Erhart, Reading
Original, widows, etc.-Isabella Dundee,
mother of Isaac Jackson, Paola; May f. T..
widow of Benjamin c. Ferguson, Flor
ence.
If fails money refunded; preston's 5
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

New York. Dec 6-The opening sales
We're made at declines from last evening 5
figures of from = 10 = generally: while
Delaware and Hudson aud Rock Island
were each off i per cent, sugar receipts
and national lead each ~, and Western
Union per cent. A semi pauicky condi-
tion of affairs existed during the first
twenty minutes trading. when. on large
transactions. all the active stocks were
further depressed from / 10 II per cent,
and AZ the lowest prices then reached, a
slight rally followed, when the market for
time became more quiet. But the
liquidation had been fairly started. aud
everything afterwards reached lower fig
ures. The market throughout the list
was quite neglected. At II o'clock the
market was comparatively quiet and firm.
At close 10 the lowest prices reached
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6-Yesterday, while la
borers were digging for foundation for a
house on a farm near Venice. Illinois.
they unesrthed a partly decayed box.
which contained about = bushel Of coun-
terfeit half dollars. They were perfect
limitations of the genuine in all bat
weight The place where they were found
proved to be a place where house had
stood, in which had lived a woman named
Abby Wilson, who was in league with a
band of counterfeiters.
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Need a Tonic?
Drink the Regent, (Ferro- Manganese
waCers of Excelsior Springs, Mo.
KlNGMAN NOTE

KlNGMAN NOTES.
Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
kINGMAN, Kan, Dec. 6.-According to
figures furnished by Mr.. Ferguson, hard
ware man, and Mr.. Griffith, of this place.
the kingman Rock Salt company must
be doing a very extensive business. Their
figures show that the employees take from
the rock bed, eight hundred feet below the
surface, aud load on elevators, elevate and
empty into the cars, 30205 pounds OF salt
in forty-five minutes, or abont $50 tons in
twenty-four hours. If there is any place
in this country that can touch that, we
would like to hear from them. Kingman
is surely the salt center of the west.
Wheat is looking fine in all the western
counties, and especially in Kingman.
The people here would be pleased to see
the Wichita and Western people arrange
to run train out here in the morning. 50
they could get Wichita mails without hav-
ing to wait till night.
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KANSAS CITY. Dec 6-R. L Harper, Of
hiowa, Kansas, one Of the wealth!est and
best known cartlemen in the west, was
found dead in his bed AT the Midland hotel
this morning At 9o'clock this morning. be
called bell boy aud had him 20 for hot
water. He told the boy 70 bring him more
hot water At IL O'Clock. When the boy
went 10 the room at that hour. he found
Mr Harper dead in bed Death resulted
from heart disease. which was intensified
by consumption. Mr.. Harper was - years
OF age. and a nxtive 0f JefIersouviIle. Ohio.
He was unmarried and his fortune Is will
cd to his brot hers and sisters.
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If we are going to have called session we
onght to have it at once. We came here
as strangers, and now we are in shape to
do good work.
The vote was taken-Messrs. Jones. Mer-
ten, Campbell, Robertson and Wimberly,
voting nay.
Adjourned
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-The cotton
house OF Y. < y. Meyer has suspended,
with liabilities aggregatins SIS .OOO. eco,
and assets OF y, ,OOo, 90 This is the third
largest cotton house in the country, and
was supposed to be one Of the wealthiest.
They viii ask for an extension. and say
they Will pay dollar for dollar. The recent
financial panic. the slowness of collections,
and the decline in the price OF cotton. each
had its share in the result. The firm was
interested in twenty-five or thirty cotton
plantations, anu owned half a dozen OF the
best sugar plantations in the state. IL IS
feared that the wreck of this great com
mercial house may involve several other
firms.
Cures while you wait-PrestOn' He'd
A L."
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Bradycrotine never fails to cure Head
ache.
THE ELLSWORTH POULTRY SHOW
sal ,l. n.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
ELLSWORTH Kan. Dec 6.-The first an
nual exhibition of the Ellsworth Poultry
club will be held December l. and l3.
1890 The display of high bred fowls will
he superb, botn in numbers and quality.
Fanciers from Salina, Abilene, Russell,
Wilson and other places have promised 60
bring their birds. The noted poultry ex-
pert, c. y. Emery, of Carthage, Missouri.
will judge and score the fowls. No
money prizes. but a score card will be
given each bird. Indian Games, the new
breed recently imported. will be shown.
and every standard variety will be on ex-
hibition Another attraction Will be a
dog Of the Great Dane breed
There will he no charge for admission.
and no entrance fee. Ellsworth pays the
expenses, and wishes every one 70 attend.
Birds viii be returned free by the express
companies on the secretary's certificate
Billiousness. bad taste in the mouth
headache, and dizziness are cured by
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MRS. CARNEGIE Ill

NEW YORK. Dec 6-Mrs- Andrew Car
uegie i lying dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever al her home
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HOSIERY The Onyx Brand.

Best in the word the have equal These elegant goods
slaughtered with the resnohing reserved 25c former price
sold out at 19 quality about 200 pair left they % lie
500 pairs worth so and 6O closing out price, 39c 45O worth
75c and 90c closing out price 44c and SOC.