That Is The Number Of The Ticket That Caught On To $150,000

At the last drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, ticket No. 67,060 drew the capital prize of $150,000, and as most of our readers are aware a one-temh art of this ticket was owned by Mrs. M. i. Newberry, of this city, who is now reoicing in the receipt of her $15,000, which arrived here the first of the week, the amount having been collected oy the First National Bank of Cheboygan. There is rejoicing over their good fortune in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newberry, and all of our people are glad to see them catch on, this being the first lottery ticket ever bought by Mrs. Newberry. We are sorry to learn that they will in a fewdays remove to Grand Rapids and there purchase a home and settle down and enjoy the benefit of their srood luck. The balance of the money left aíter getting a home will be put out at interest, or placed in some safe place. The lottery company carne to the front promptly and paid the amount of money due on presentation of the ticket without any quibbling.-Cheboygan (Mich.) Democrat, April 28. The violet was the chosen flower of the Bonaparte family, as the scarlet carnation was the floral emblem of the English Stuartu. 6