The Oregon register., January 13, 1888, Image 7

A LUCKY MAN.
LOUISIANA
BAYOUX.
REWARD!
L „ Lwli« wins * •*’000 L<mUU“ L«-
r
t»ry VilM-
li be pwM for e»eh »nd e»rry gr»4n of poia.
>ua »uiMt.au« ea found in W Ledoiu*» Robvriine.
id the iuow4 dclULtful and on y realij
-lei artieU ever Reduced fbr in»uUfyiiM
lm the oi»naplexim removing ten. euuburn
ad biendah».• and roughof the »kin.
L last drawing of The Louisiana
L Lottery ha« rendered at least
I San Franciscan happy, and be is
¡am Leelie. who reside, with hie
ny at 2,508'California street. He
the good fortune to hold a one-
L ticket in the capital prize of
poo, hie share being $5,000, the
Ly beiDg drawn through tlie
Lv of Wells, Fargo & Co., on
Ember ,22d.
>
[reporter yesterday called upon
[Leslie, who “ employed in the
Lasting department of Palmer 4
L type foundry, at 407 Sansome
Lt and requested him to Explain
¡circumstances 'that attended hie
| fortune.
Well, sir," “hl he with a smile, "I
[bl my ticket from a fellow-labo-
fof mine just two daye before the
king, paying him $1 for it. I do
Leuerally invest in lottery t’ckete,
| when I bought this one that won
L I had no idea of the good for-
| that awaited me. Imagine my
liiahment when, upon picking up
ICArowirte the day after ibe draw-
I saw that my ticket 69,368 had
|a prize. My investment was a
I one and I have no reason to
Lisin.”
’
that will you do with your
Ly?” asked the reporter.
I don’t know yet, though I expect
|o into business for inyeelf at an
I day.”
L. Leslie is about 35 years of sgc,
Industrious workman, an I is well
I by all who kuow him. His g>> d
L of fortune has not yer ■ m
Ely turned his head and >’o btles i
„o’. Though ei rning a g ou .«I-
as type-casteY, it is likely uiat with
Lew-found wealth he ^rill engage
Liercanlile pursuits, for which lie
Fa great liking. — Ban Fr.nuisco
I) Ghrtnielr. Nov. 30.
air. cross, oi westerly, rt. 1., has
|s possession a util eight-flay clock
111 belonged to Commodore Van­
lilt's mother, anil stood in the
hen of tlie old birth placeonj^taten
ml. From the depths of that clock,
ill oldMr<C Vanderbilt used ns n
ngs bank, she took one hundred
srs of hard-saved money anil gave
young Cornelius to start in busi-
. That one hundred dollars was
leundatioti of the Vanderbilt mil-
j. Mr. Cross married a daughter
omniodoro Vanderbilt, and the old
|< was her share of the homestead
litui'«'. - .4 rginiïiùt.
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CURE»
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Lumbago, Backach«, HMdadw. TooUwcin,
to convfcPHvn,
or those with weak lungs, spitting of
blood, bronchitis, or kindred affections of
throat or lunrs. send 10 cents in stamps
for Dr. R. V. Pierce’s treatise on these
maladies. Address the doctor, Buffalo, N.Y.
The beat cough medicine la Pino’s Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.
Wakelee’s Squirrel and G 'pher Extermi­
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cheapen . Wakelee & Co.. S«n Franelsrn
Sore Throat, SweYilnix^C' Front Rites,
Sprain», Bruises, Burn», bcald^-
IT CONQUERS PAIN.
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Ivry bottloli a rwum. Every testtautel to t--».
Every bottle ii tested. Every ley now donuate.
Every r«at±M bottle te&rt Every jitieat la cued,
the Ern’iSlgtetw.
Every pate la conquered.
Evtry hone will hive it Every dncriit yrtiui it
Every language apeiks it. Every chcaUt Enda it per*
Every) onrnelMnnond alt feet
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CALCUTTA INT. EXwlBITION-ltW3-4--Gold Medal.
C incinnati jnd . EXP<>MiTioN--’M-8ilver Medal.
C alifornia state fair — I»®-* — Gold Medal.
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and
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