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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
KNOXVILLE CITY SCHOOLS.

The first annual report is before us.
The schools we're opened September 4th,
1871, and kept up ten months each year
from that time. j. A. Rayl, Chairman
Of the Board Of Education, makes an ia
terestiDg report and offers many valuable
suggestions-valuable to others than the
people Of Knoxville. Alex. Baird, Jr.,
Superintendent. The schools make an
excellent showing and Knoxville may
we'll be proud Of them, The report bears
the imprint of the Daily Chronicle Job
print.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
GUBERNATIONAL CANVASS.

The candidates Tor Governor, Hon.
Horace Maynard and Hon. Jas. d. Porter
will address the citizens of this county at
the Court House next Tuesday. AS there
is considerable excitement over the coun.
ty in regard to Civil Rights, mobs aud
lawlessness throughout the South We hope
that every citizen who possibly can, will
be present and hear the discussion. Beth
Of the gentlemen are able speakers, aud
after hearing the discussion our people can
then judge as to who is right and who is
wrong. Come and hear them one and all
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
~ In CHANCERY CouRT AT RodERSS
VILE, TENNESSEE.
Jane Dykes, Administrative, &c.
vs..
James Simpson, Admit, &C., aud J.. D..
Mullenpix.

vs.;
James Simpson, Adm't; &C., aud J.. d.
MulleDEix.
From the allegations of eomplainants
bill which is sworn to, in this case, it ap-
pears that the defendant J. ID. Mullennix
is temporarily residing in the State Of
Kentucky, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him and an
attachment having been sued out and
levied on a fund in the hands of said
Mullennix, belonging to the estate of
defendant Simpsons intestate, TO wit
Susannah Dykes, decd. 1t is, therefore,
ordered by me that publication BE- made
for four consecutive weeks in the Herald
and Tribune, a newspaper published in
the town Of Joncs5oro', Tenn, notifying
said nonresident defendant to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court at Rogersville,
Hawkins County, Tennessee. pm or before
the first Monday in Noeemtsr text, and
make defense to said bill or the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing
eaparte, as to bin. This August the 10th,
1874.
J. NJ. GRAY, c. AN.
Gilltnwaters & Watterson. for COmpl'ts.
sept3w4pfS5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
an Afflicted Family.

On last Sabbath, Rev. NJ. A. Rule
lost his little boy aged three or four j ears
from diptheria, and Monday, while they
we're consigning the little fellow to bis last
resting place, the hearts of the parents.
already bleeding, received a new wound ia
the death Of their little daughter. a bright
child Of five summers. from the same DIS
ease, Another child isnQw down, suffer.
ing from The same disease (which seems
to be prevailing in that neighborhood.-
KporciRe Chronicle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24


AUSTIN'S
LIV Il II IL T. q ULATO ON
Ofgentlemen of equally undoubtcd va,
acity, but he that will not believe thl,
CLOUD OF WITNESSES
would not believe though one rose from
the dead, Read the following:
Johnson CIrr, East TsSS., AprillS, 1874.
We the citizens of this town and yiGn
ity do heartily recommend AustiDt
Liver Regulator as being one of the sa,g
and best family medicines we have eyg
used. 1t Is exceedingly popular hen
where it is made and has perlormedwsp,
wonderful cures among us. :
Swingie, Clerk and Master Chan.
Gerry Court.
o T. Childress, Merchant.
ii e Burroughs. Merchant.
John Adams, house builder.
III III Crouch, builder.
A b Bowman, Post Master.
De Farnsworth, Express and DepG
Agent. :,
Al Tcppings, Surgeon and Mechauha
Dentist.
+ Akard, Attorney at Law.
Rev TB Felts of the NJ. f. Churt
South.
I Rev f D Crumly. p C Of Jonesbop
Circuit, IL G, Vi L Church. South.
Col PIP Nelson, ex-State Senator Q
Tennessee.
DIR Ii ii Carr, ex-reprcsentatlvo o
enncssee Legislature
tOl Jk Miller. II Revnnue Colleelo,
ID W Crumly. City Mayor.
Charles 5 holloway, City Marshal,
W II 1ayIoF. city Alderman.
Joeob McNeese, city Alderman.
} NJ Carr, city Alderman.
Rev j. d Daugherty, OF VI L Cllurcl
Rev a Ruth. pastor of Baptist Churl
ID Daughtrty, Shoe and Boot make
NJ Taylor, Deputy Sheriff.
ES Crumly, Timer,
JPS Ryburn, Tanner.
A Brownlow, Claim Agent.
+ ID Hoss, Hotel Keeper
W Hicky, Hotel keeper,
S ii Miller, Justice of the peace.
VI Williams, Justice of the peace.
j b Love. Farmer.
This Medicine is made and sold In ,Johr
son City E. Tenn. by Austin Brothers
81 per Bottle of 6 Bottles to the gallon.
liberal discount by the Doz., all labeIa
with printed directions, send for printe
circulars free ghmg much informatiO
also for Medicine to Anstin Brother
Johnson City East Tennessee.
May 4mIo 1874.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
Ths Pres and Htrald Of last sunt

The Press and Herald of last Sunday
published the communication of a "leading
Republican Of this county, which stated
that the Republican party would not sup
port Maynard. We know the correspOu>
dent of the P. and q. aud we can assure
the editors hat they are very much de-
ceived if they think tho gentlemen still
has an influence with the party in this
county. We have the kindest personal
feelings and sympathy for their correspon-
dent, but we can inform them that he is
the only Republican Of the county that
We have heard express an unwillingness to
give Maynard a hearty support.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
GTATE OF TENNESSEE.
~ In GHANcERY AT TOMBSTONE
s. j. kirkpatrick and j. II. Wood
Thomas H. Garrett, 81. al.

In this cause il appearing from ts
allegations in .complainants bill tSI
Thomas II. Garrett, one Of the deieDai
ants, is a nonresident of the State y
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered Wv
publication be made for four successN
weeks in the Herald and Tribune o new
paper published in the town Of JcOe.r
boro' Tennessee, notifying said nOn'rss,
dent to appear before our said Cbancsq
Court on the Fourth Monday in NCI'n'
Der next, aud make defence to complain
ants bill or the same will be taken y
confessed as to hin, and set for hesTIlI
expsrte. Witness b. +. Swingle, yer
and Mastered said Court at Oihcs y
JoAssboro This the 2nd day Of Sg
emba E2k
,BF .sWINabE, c. an
sept2wIpfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

The Greeneville New Era says, Butler
will cary Jefferson County By a large
majority. We wonder how Messrs Houk
and ~Thornburgh will like thi, encroach>
ment on their territory by Mr.. Butler.
We knew Mr.. Bitter was hard run for
votes, but did not suppose he would mo-
nopOlize his late colleague, Mr.. Thorn,
burgh's District, in order to get them.
We wonder if Mr.. Butler will not carry
Sewer and Knox, as we'll as Jefferson.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
CONVENTION.

Remember the Convention to nominate
a Republican Candidate for the first Sem
atorial district meets at this place on Sat
urday Oct. Srd. We hope every county
in the district will send delegates.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

CHEROKEE GRADED SCHOOL is the
leading one of the 9Th district. Rev. j.
b. Pence, principal. Miss Lou. NJ. But
Ter assistant. There are two departments
or grades to this school, one taught by
DIR. Ed. Armstrong; Belts, the other is
to be taught by NJ. l.. Peoples, at Hum
ter's. We approve the plan adopted for
this district.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

PROF, McPHERoN is at his post at
Washington College. He proposes to
make a number one school. Mrs. i. E.
johnson has charge Of the primary de-
partment. We bespeak a good word for
the school, fer we know it will be a good
one. One hundred pupils can be accom-
modated. For particulars address Prof.
MePheron at Millwood, Tennessee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

When Gen. Emory telegraphed Grant
that he was in New Orleans, with six
hundred men only, aud that elk thousand
citizens were under arm to oppose him
and asked what he should do, received the
following answer.
Put dowr that insurrecti1 IN. Report
afterward.
(Signed) U. S. GRANT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
sCHOoLTOpICS.

\ Prior HILL School opened with over
seventy pupils. W. G. Copp, principal,
assisted by Miss Callie Presnell. District
number 1, has long been ID need of such
a school. We do not know Of a district
better able to support a good school.
The prospect is indeed very encouraging.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
ED A L.
BY III. PRESNELL.

There 10 within every man a devine ideal, the
type after which he WINS created, the germ of a
perfect person, and II Is the Office OF education to
favor and direct the germs'-KAsr.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

THE Memphis Avalanche says that the
Republican platform. adopted at Chatta>
nooga, means direct opposition to the
civil rights bill"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

LIMESTONE SCHOOL is in a fair way
to take the lead of the county schools.
Prof, w. A. Nelson is up with the times.
A live teacher can make an interesting
school anywhere. Laura Lady is assist
ant. She is much loved by her pupils.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

MARTINS CREEK has an interesting
school. W. M. Bal ley, teacher. He is
making a good impression. We visited
the school last week and found it in ex>
cellent condition. Mr.. Bailey is quite a
young man and has a fine opportunity
presented making a man of him
self. Let him make the school a success.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

CHERoKEE INSTITUTE has a good en-
rollment. The work is moving briskly
on. L. c. Peoples. the principal, has
made substantial progress in his profes.
sion. He attended the Institute this
summer. lie will bring to the school
room much that is new and profitable.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24

Miss Crosswhite is the assistant. Ths
school is large.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
The World WondeS
HY IT is THAT
Auytins Liver Rem
latOr
So Far Excells all Other
FAMILY MEDICINEI
NJ N,
Now Before The Peoe, )

The reason is Il Is tile result of.tA.
five years gathering anl cxpcrim, M
with the Botanic medicines until v. ~
brought it TO the present state OF r,sseet
ton and now proves IT'S wonderfri""Ns
tues at HOME before going among st,'s
gers, and we now boldly challencS ~
world to produce its EQUALS as a. W
Inc SAFE and RELIABLE FAMILY my
cine. 1t cures all arrangement Of y,
Liver and bowels, and puriiles the blo%F
has cured several cases Of scrofnla NY
vents and cures diseases generally irrr,SS
en- in time CHOLERA and all fever" s
excepted hence every family shouldk.%s
1t in their house and thus prevent MI
ness and Doctor bills Itisa purely rs'
etable compound made OF the Rcot,s
American growto, their Medicinal NV
perties cxtracated with pure apple VIM
gar without II drop of spirits. WbsS
is medicine that brings you such"
Iay of
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-24
Home Testimony
OF
Gentlemen Of Official Stapdin,
LUV T. n II r. q II N,

The number could easily be doubled within d,
mile Of the place Of manufacturing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
PROPOSALS ros SUPPLIES.

LoUlsvffL1, xy.. Deeenber q, ica
ssis se Until j ess.esE T.. Tesss.r .ess1 ~
{: !:
ssS az. ss: ss. Il BE-: .ss
90 barrels "A No. extra family Flour. +" barrels
y ssrrsis fSney Flour. barrels fu,i headlineA.
AZ R9undds, PRISE nA'y q medium beans tn bar
sas Pound; pfia. c.ro,laa Rice, in barrels, full
iS pesSds oSsess .ss. e Il. pesnd esddle..
"a p pounds sugar, equal 10 quality 10 stewars'a
Ss.1ss: Ss:s EIDE. 2. Whisky - vinegar. n bar; :;
t6s :9ds Is: visssar 70 have saeuifsirins strength
III posnd' Sest quality star candles, 80 in boxes
IIy pss.ds ses. auality fnIly soap, in boxes,
. pounds Of salt. clean ana dry, In barrels.
III, M bosnds puss Ero.sd psPRss n fcnr,ounee tn
sssss sss.!
e "a: 4 sss
g pounds prime old Gevsrsssest Java coffee, In
9 pounds srsnul.ted sugar, In barrels. sound
S.sslicns golden syrup. Ia one gallon tin cans
is pounds yeast powders, sas-h.lc or ene-quar.
s psss ssf lara e wooden buckets
ti9 pals. packed n boxes: ..x,...
q: cost of p.sSsss. . $ i:si.aea "a p;,ee .
articles, and each psckase masked with eoalsnts
frePosels for different articles must be on sepa
More OF less than the quantity advertised may b,
e The ,a1
e.os sso!es." Blank forms snd fgTihss Al lnfSTas
5 HSss. fn .ss G. & .1s
| Commiasar /. q Main street. -. jan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
RAILROADS.
w1rrEs {enrDuLr.



FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500. n. DsMinese and al Way Sssalous.
e sssr: saa Il % s.ass
s:Sa. N Bsitlmese. Annapslis. Fiedmost ana ~
"a. M Ne. si r ssas,' FSl.ArA... Boston, Bal
tinore. Lea!ea ard nelay.
ss. PitiSis,sas csss.sc G,nslastss Lett.
Essss,.eE a. :aS 1. ss. Ms
ss %.s ss s:s iSs s.asE
s:sa. =. BsstISese. xnnapoi,. and all Way sta
ii:oom Millinery. kiiicotf CITY and oil Way
isop. m. New York. philade:p Norfolk. Bal
t!more. Dinner al Relay. r..a.-,..
tsrnsdiats Way Stations west o.
s.xp. N. BslsiScre, Frederick and al Way STA
s'~p. m. Bs!si%ere, Ann.pelI' and an way Sta
sep. m. Psii:de,pa,a and Baltimore. supper at
T:x p. M. pittsSare, Chicago, cineinhaii. Louis
vile, 81. Louis, Ceigmbas, sinndSsny:
wheeling and the Msss; Pullman
80 3. S.~ 1ssE Phiisdspais. Boston, Bait.
n. si s IS Si; ai EiE Stations
;s:s: IS q y.;ss. ss,s l:: !: H....
q 4:, S. :RH q 3:
e !: .as
~'' '' THos: R. SHARE:
r--s '''t [. *. cGIE,
General Ticket Agent.
feba General Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

o.1 na. J cs! ~ =, .... nth.
col,,a ~ H, SE ass Fss.rc- uos... assmAs.
MINERAL WATERS.
town. Fsas ~ sSseiss.
l. 4ODEI. MAKERS. az
U. OrrkRNAE. 81 q street, uear7tA
ACSIC sTOHES. - -.
JOHN =. ELLIS AGO.. ~ Pa. Az. nearisshS 81"
NOTARIEs PrnLIC.
A.E.L.KEEsE, or. La ay and 9Th q. AHNSas"ee'
OPTICIANS. ..--s
fi1s. a e. u r. s sS. .S bet iS
MA. q; IN. rI AZ ~: :ss
Fancy -. !, r., sSIS ys;.. speciality
" W. AVE., Hsnse siSs .s1 dsaas,s Faissias.
PAINTS, OILS sIAss' q e. a.. ana III.
s1f; Ksf Il 4. Kind q e.is,; e: :..:
Sss:sss As ;S ' SaS.,. q sos ,
orcountry promptly attendedto.
| PAPER HANGERS, &c.
Nsoss r. s,s and ss
IS n; M s:S.'s; = & sisss
PAPER WAREHOUsEs.
Hons,soS m st.. Ss;~t ss,e csn w ~
rsgsis .fs, sss: g. g. i. Nh ..s
Susws noaus "'sPPA"b = @fe'ss 49,. -.
PAFExr AGENTS.
1Ss ss b a IN. ssS or es.S
KXIGiir BKoTHEEs: 81 st.. nesr Patent 0Aee.
oPaE sas :. g T.; ssS r q os.
i.f1! & ! re: 81 Sss:
PERIODICAL STORES.
J. BRADLEY ADAMS, cor. 9Th and sts., st.Cleud.
PH0T0GRAPH GALLERIES.
nt-pn ! 70 "a nraA a.
Ts!SSsssa y ss;s!s;. Of r. .v.
,oaSP a e S SsP! !s:
PLUMBERS AND 0AN.FlTTEA0.
ALEX; R: snsrALsD& GO: Pc Pa sycs. bet en- and
siters, and wholesale and retail Dealers II al
kind. Of supple. ippert,ining % The trade:
III ase!st nSysiiis: fsesivsS :: ssca :, oa!:
Cd g u ss ssT. o. goods
faS:. s e. Fl fiis: e, 81 s.:
WALTkE HAWKE; i2lo Pa AVE.; sias.nstinF and n
%c,i SHssn md PCsSsaR very
iuls:. new Or old, bought, sold, or exchanged,
PRINTING OFFICES.
gpE sSs e. s,s and ~ h
PRODUCE AND PROvlsIONs.
saoor s Es n. n v. cor sh and lists.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MoSRsK isS ~ 50; ..s Treas Dept
DYER&DAvIDsoN,P a.av.,h 18th ST., or Nilourns
RESTAURAETS. 49,.
JOHN WICKER. 18th St., bet, N.T.ave. and II st.
sCH00l1 AND IoLLESEs.
SIS; II {. Spencer. President. seni for siregi.r.
CIVIL sImv,cE:afsIsons who need brushing
Selween K X an, Ss L. Terms Easy. Two 'A '''se''
SEWING MACHINES.
s.s.s sps e Fl sf z: r. ss
Sewing Machines. These are really the simplest,
:se ss .ss e
.ha!!ie: an, md so9seSSsn!iy they need NO tension
proved Sewing H::hiSs:. which iHt nave no eaua
sHIH 1o EAfEe esc 3a2s ,,os st. near ,,n
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, Hos Ut
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBr.A wHITEHAND, ~ d. ST., bet. 9Th and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
ss, o ssder cor 9th and
STAMPING DEfOrs. E..
w Es.sss !sss,: = s Ely I,ss md sss
BEN. +. FnExsn. as ish 81. under Nat Metropsl-
itan Bank, Stationery, &c. speciality.
STEAM AND Gas FILTERS.
AI.1 RI ssEfIEsp Co. 90 f. g., AZ r;,, bet 9TH
STOVES, sHEETlRoN z TIN WARE.
Il. dRHooal, Stove Wsrsrcc%s. 5; p: a~. near
kssss.
Iron aud Tin W,rs. Aonssfarnishink Articles,
World. i Il Gss i large elevated ovens; L complete
Soarss aea
Others are Invited to examine 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
fIiLADEtArs,wJA %,o,r

a,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS n s1 TIE NEW ESSIANb
WITHOUT cMA fHSfK or CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new aud Of the mos,
slsgant AMI ipPf g, h9Ish;s ox NV r..Ivs
PULLMAN PA SsiAsHT ffkkk kktSSgNG CARS ON
Rf ' TsH fSsB BsiiF PIERCE
will be run over the Air Line, leaving
Potomac raroad NJ !es m SIKH and
"a, line, leave washington 1t 500 .. N. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:ss.a. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Phiiadeiph,s at las p. m. daily. ex-
SIX Erive 4 New York at $50 p. N. daily. exesp.
ReGmond express, leave washlnzt at i:is p. m.
Leave eSf SaGisi%ore Il ::p M daily. except Sun.
Arrive at New York 4 io:ic ?. N.
Night express, leass Washington ct s:os p. m.
oi 1--WE Baltimore 1t lo:1 p. m. daily.
feaye West PhiladelphIa at $50 =. m. daily.
S Skx KIN 4 ss 81 A II ssSa.y.
East 11tr ins lesys Hsr 1.f f 4; s
Sell espSs:: is:sss Sss y. SsR !: ;:sp M
Councillors are made in New York with steamers
ON Sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
FaIc as low as by any other route: .o.s,. and mi.
v.ie sesdenes sa On o.Gess lei q the Following
oflccs, where tickets and inISrmation can be OBJ.
Of %
baltimore and Potomac rairoas sornsf y IN and
jyA-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
PICHTER'S DREAM

Professor r. A. Proctor recently in closing. hfe
lecture on The Wonders Of the Star Depths"
said:
do not know thar can coucluds my lecture
better than by quoting Richtef's dream in which
he shows the fsebieness Of mans Imagination In
the presence Of the infinite wonders oil the sai-
verse. II 10 translated by De Quincy:
God called up from dreams man iato the YES
tibule or Heaven, saying, "Coms thou hither and
see tho glorics Of My Kingdom" and to the,
angels that stood around His throne He said:
..Taks him, strip from him his rotsa OF aosh.
cleanse his vision, and put 9 new breath into his
nesetLls; eniy touch not win any ena,Es "A M,
II uas done, and with = mighty angel for his
guide the maa stood ready fur his Infinite voyage.
nd G ss g hss
spaee. Sometimes, with the solemn hight o. angel
wings, they passed through the horrors Of DARK
IL worlds Of life; sometimes they pasesd over
thresholds that were quickeninx under prophetic
% CIV si N e
hey passed a light, light 81 nantieraSls pass
upon then, in . moinsnt ths lash Of Riaasta wa
a. TSeS etsrnltesaf twilight thai rsvss,.,
the len lowered gigantic cancellations that BY
SelErepetitions and answers from alar, that by
eSIn.sl.PSs,.on. butt built. up .r,isseA.i g..sw.yf
upright, raised and ross Al allit1ds cf sPaas that
seemed yhostly iron !niinttnde; without meassso
The sSss s: Ssyss Sy the ss.:.
that sesled ster1Dtiss aroanAs sbovs was below
and below was above 10 man stripped e grayitas-
sSsssssissis; HeiEht d 'ispsS snssshossSis.
o. sudden, q lhs1 they Isde fson inenity tota-
may. q sssidsa, q thus they tillod ovsf abys
ssss ss.s sAss 81 sI %ss. - soss. sse
H0htA sthsr dershs, were cunning, wssa nearsgs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

KAA1AMON6 AMI OAOAAAS - nAA<AsSAO
DEPOT coRNEHso s s.XTE AND , STREETS
fi; l NV 81 ~ i
- .. m, EiHira Mall, s:ls .. n, New YORK Ex-
SO. Ssily s.sSsps Hx SrS e:. daily xeeommod..
- 6.y Aceommoa.- .. s:,. s.ss. Ez
ms Va a liSs 's in. On, R' f.'
sseeps ssHSe. opp e.; Ass1%pTG s
s.E, Bsiumore Express, s:is p. M. New York tx
except Sunday. CO.,, press daily, except sun
M n.fi Toui,TfPiIs South s.S +. M, Aeeommoda-
50 ssl = s.ses ssnaasd W. Ds fio.
s0I + except sunsa{ kew esps sunday ROM ws.i
s:5S D, M Pacl6c Ex. Il:os p. M, Southern Ex-
pres. daily. press Sc. sssTe dat sunday:
Trains leaving Washington q S:5s !. N. and3:st
z. m. connect st Bowie with trains for Pspe'a
fiyinS &C Pops's Greek Al s. sad US p. n. -
Trains leaving Washington al $500 and as .. 70.
and $50 2: m. connect az Odenton with traius for
s.so p. IN: connect st Bowie with trains leaving
Gress s sna order. a. ek.. ome
NORTHWEST corner TSlrteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
Me sete! Thr o scfess to cSiumsas
cSicaso, osahs, San fr.scisco, And ali point
EAST E. l.. pUB1kRY, Gen. Superintendent.
j. 3. YOUNG, Gen. PASSENGER Agent.
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Thsun parsleIcds specific Is compounded In natures
laboratory. and from Its magic power and unprece-
dented achiev ementS the most eminent men in this
nation have. after thorough and severe test pro-
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Disease md Dlaheies: also all Urinary Bladder and
Liver Affections; also Dropsy, &c., &c. To the
minds Of many our claims may seem preposterous
long and still continues 10 baie medical science We
ask bot test. Donot allow yoar skepticism to he
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for sale nj CHARLES SfOTT & co. IS Drug Store,
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Send for circulars aud Bethssaa AdySc ns.p
Director and General Manager, Betiiesd Springs.
WASHINGTON, u. C., December %. 1919. dcc3l-ly
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II No. Iis Tenth street northwest, near. Penn
sylvauia avenue, Once for the special treatment OF
all diseases OF the URINARY ORGANS. From
long experience In both hospital and private prac-
lice, will guarantee permanent and radical cure
seminal losses, impotency, mental and physical In
capacity, impedimcnts TO mairiase, &C., and the
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Pimpies On the nee and body; consumption, epI-
lepsy, and dts induced BY selrndugcnce or sex aaI
extravagance. Diseases recently contracted cured
In three TO ave days. syphilitlc poison in all Its
stages eradcsted from the system without the use
Of mercury. DIR. r., located for many years NJ u
and q south Eutaw street, Baltimorr, Nd, has
consented, after many solicitations from his wash
city, where he ma. be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday in each week, from 1 70 p. M.
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