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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-11
United States District Cour-

United States by indictment We. Michael Murray
Retail liquor dealer without q license Verdict
guilty Sentence, fine of 5000 and thirty days in
Portland jail.
Webb s. Haskell for defendant.
Court adiour ned TO February Il.
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Knights OF. PyJhias.

Tonight the Minjoy Lodge, knights OF
Pythias, will celebrate their seventh aiIniver-
sars by a grand ball at City Hall. The Lodge
will appear IN fall regalia, and Chambers Band
nave arranged an excellent order Of dances.
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Valuation Commissioner.

Yesterday Messrs. w. w. Thomas, j. Nc
Lellan, I. P. Farringt n, Francis Fessenden.
and S. R. Small, committee appointed to
select valuation commissioner for Cumber-
land County, met. and it was voted to recon-
mend Hiram Knowlfon, Esq, for the position
by vote of three for Mr. Knowlton, one for
W. F. Millken and one for w. W. Thomas. Jr
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were re-
corded in this county yesterday:
Deering-Samuel Fl. Tewksbury to G. A.
Kennard ct al, lot of land.
Scarboro-Ezra Carter to Rachel Bryant,
1000 square feet of land.
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More than one hundred and twenty-five
thousand bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
have been sold by single firm in Baltimore
Messrs. VIM H. Brown x Bro.
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Y.M.C. A. STATE CANvAss.-The Gospel
workers. Smith and Frost have been laboring
in Round Pond with good results There is
general awakening and many souls are rejoie.
ing.
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SAVINGS BANK NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Munjoy Lodge,
~ X. of p, No. has this day Notified me in
writing, that book OF deposit issued by Portland
Savings Bank of Portland, Maine, to said Munjoy
Lodge. is ,st, and said Lodge desire to have du-
plicate book of deposit issued to said Lodge.
EDWARD A. MOVES. Treasr
Portland, Feb. TO- 1880. fcb1 1aw3ws
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B. E. McDonough and James Comedian
nave been appointed to receive subscription S
in Ward one.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

New York, Judy H.-Geo. Bell and
Henry ceary, old offenders, were ar.
rested here to-day on n charge of pass.
ing ive counterfeit checks on the Ma
tionai bank Of Baltimore and Mer-
chants bank. same city. and obtaining
slo,OOO. charles Farran-is believed o.
have aided Bell. f
A Panama dispatch says 5os Eneas,
alias Hoffman. an American resident
in Aspinvall. claining to be a mer-
chant, has been arrested % the charge
OF putting In circulation counterfeit
grssnbacks of TIE United States. He
was ut liberty on straw bail. The
judge having openly said he had been
bought over the superior court tele-
graphed 70 have hin arreaed. Eneas,
alias Holman, nsufei proninently in
brooklyn papers In III, when his swim
dlines were estimated at some sGg. 900
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Saratoga, July 27.-First race, mile
dash, Luke Blackburn won easily.
Time l:43!.
In the one and half mile race Col.
Sprague won, Franklin second. Time
2:43a.
In the three quarter mile race Crick.
more Won, Bramblatta second. Time
1:174.
In the one and one-eight mile race
wariield won, Dan X. second. Time
1:5S.
Cleveland, July 27.-First day OF the
race, 2:27 class, Daisy Dale won, John
Grant second, Rienzie third, Dar
Smith fourth, Black Cloud fifth, Ber
Morrill, draft Time, ,2:19i, 2:23, 2:21i |.
In the 2:21 race, win Cody won
Richard second. Lucy third. Time
2:24l, 2:2li, 2:23l' 2.25..
Two mile heat race, 2.25 class, wor
by Unalala, the favorite against the
Geld at long odds, Misletoe second
Anna II, third, Tekonsha fourth
Decam drawn. Time, 5:02, 4:5S.
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San Francisco, July 27.-At the In.
quest on the body Of DIR. Lafever, OF
Oakland, who was shot yesterday by
Schroeder, no new facts were developed.
The defense declined to call any wit
ness and the jury rendered a verdict
charging Schroeder with the murder.
Mrs. Schroeder cannot be found. When
she left her husband last night she said
"You will never see me alive again. =
1t is reported that some-of the juror.
desired to implicate ller in the act oi
her husband, and tlht n warrant fol
her arrest is to he issued. The affail
has created great excitement, and pub
lie opinion is divided rs to the merits O.
the case.
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snIEr rELEGnan..

ST. Louis: Yornbrack's furnitur.
factory burned. Loss $4,000.
New York; A sit has heen selected
IN Central park for the obelisk.
Bay City. Mich. Miuen's sawmIIl. al
Bagiey, hlew up this afternoon. Two
men were killed and several injured.
Defective boiler.
London; The British admiral. Sir
y. Seymour, will command the COM
bined squadron in the naval demonstra-
tion against Turkey.
Baltimore: Michal Maddox, arrested
to-day for the murde. OF John Schaha,
alleges that be found the latter in his
wife's bsdroom this nerning.
baltimore: Martin Kelly, aged "a,
was fatally shot in east Baltimore to-
night by Thos. N. Rudden during a
dispute over an old election matter.
Derby Line, VI: The custom housr
railway station and 81. Armand pro-
vince, Qusbee, burned. also the Gus
TOMS records for many years. The
loss Is heavy.
st. Petersburg: In refutation OF the
rumors OF the death Of Gen. Skobeloff.
Norie Vremyea states that Il has re-
ceived telegram from him, reporting
that all il we'll
San Francisco: Secretary Schurz ar
rived on the 8 O'Clock train this even
ing. No formal reception or demon-
stration occurred, but the. secretary
will be serenaded during the evening.
Topeka, KS. Judge Mccrary decided
all the points in favor of the Western
Union company in their dispute with
the Kansas Pacific company and others
respecting the rights OF way for their
lines.
Detroit. The bodies of all but four
Of the victims Of the collision have
been recovered. An official inyestiga-
tion begun to-day. The burial services
to-day was largely attended and was
OF unusual solemnity.
Pottsville, Pa: Jonathan washley,
superintendent, Frank Williamson and
John Reese, also connected with the
Philadelphia 4 Reading coal and iron
company, were smotlered by black
dampyesterday in the Keely run. The
bodies have been recovered
New York: Richard NJ. Lea, a prom
inent member Of the produce exchange,
was taken suddenly sick this afternoon
at his Office in Whitehall street. and
was removed To the Stevens house,
where he died. Lea was about 30 years
of age. He leaves wife and five
children.
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CHILEAN NEWS.
Lima 60 be Bombarded aud Turned
Over 20 ChitIan Troops.

.<tA4a - nE mon nAEufu ana Turned
Over TO chitian Troops.
New York, July 27.-The Star aud
Herald OF Panama, Of July 10Th, has
the following: II is stated that the
Gillian admiral, Riveros, has an
nounced his intention 10 bombard
Lima, and notified the diplomatic body.
The notification also conveys the in-
formation TO the Pacific steam nayiga-
tion companies that steamers would lie
permitted TO enter the Chilian harbor
up To the Sth instant and receive all
foreign familiesor wo men and children
who desired TO leave the city. The
admiral has already threatened that
Lima, when taken. will he given up TO
the destruction and ravages of the
Chilian troops, as were Mollendo and
africa, because, ms he states, the Chill
ian officers cannot restrain their men.
The Peruvians are preparing to give
their women and children and honse-
hold valuables to an asylum at Tarma,
situated beyond the impenetrable ram
parts Of cordilleras.
Piezello has decreed that every man
between sixteen and sixty years Of age,
excepting the clergy and medical pro-
fession and n few employees of the gov
ernment office shall present themselves
In uniform, and drill every day from IL
until O'Clock. To enable the men to
do this, all places Of business shall be
closed from 10 until 2 O'Clock. Those
who do not comply with the order will
he sent to join the active army. AL
foreigners are invited to form sorps,
TO maintain order and protect property
in the event OF the city being left ut
any time without the usual guardians
Of the peace. No inhabitant of the
the province OF Lima is allowed to y
beyond its limits without passport.
The archbishop of Lima has.plased the
treasure Of the chnrch ut the disposal
OF the government, to be used in the
service of the country.
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FOREIGN OLIO.
HsrriLls state or As.lr. 4. n.--la.
Rri.ans-
rasine steamer. kstin.a a. r.k.
Away the Ws.ea a.a S,hiiar-..


81. hetersburgh. July z7.-The Roros
Tesns "a gives the following particulars
OF Lstonsky prison, one Of the chief
establishments OF its kinds: The inspee-
tor states that he found in the female
wards l57 women, Of whom s3 were IN,
many eneiente. In the male wards there
were SOP men, Of whom l27 were IN.
Their linen was filthy and ventilation
wholly inadequate. 1t Is estimated
that each man had but three-nfths Of
the quantity Of air necessary TO support
an adult person. The prison is never
repaired and dirt and disorder reigns
supreme. In spite Of the short term OF
imprisonment, one year. to which the
inmates are subject, the death rate is
nearly 25 per cent.
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A short cabinet session was held to-
day. The Spanish outrage question
was not discussed, but as Secretary
Evarts remained with the president
after ths adjournment the matter is
believed to have been made the subject
OF q private consultation. During the
session Secretary Evarts referred to the
fact that Admiral Wyman's dispatches
Of Friday last had been furnished to
the public before they were handed over
to the state department, and took Com
modore Jeffers, representing the naval
department, mildly to task for this
''leak" in his department.
Secretary Sherman alluded to the en-
ccuraging condition OF the nations
finances Us shown by the excess OF re-
ceipts over, the expenditures for the
present month, and predicted the con.
tinuance of u healthy and favorable
condition Of affairs.
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conxre..s.an Keifer ON PeIisI.s.


Chicago, July 27.-The Inter Ocean's
Washington special says: Congressman
keifer, just renominated, says: Ohio
will give not less than 25, 600 for Gar
field. Ewing last year called out the
largest possible greenback and demo-
crat vote. As to Indiana, It was a close
state when times were hard, and tho
farmers feared worse distress from
the resumption. There was an objec-
tion to the policy Of the administration
That is now past, the democrats at
tackled the national banks and English
Is u national banker, and represents, the
idea their leaders taught the people TO
believe dangerous. The effect win be
bad on the democrats In Indiana. They
are disunited while the republicans arc
wholly harmonious and united on their
candidates Respecting Grants order
TO the Boys in Blue, Keifer says: Is
that not a grand thingp So like Grant,
short, crisp and business-like. / am
waiting to see how the democratic
press will cringe under 1t. They had
been trying to create the impression
that he was friendly to Hancock, when
all insinuations are wiped out at one
blow by.this order, that will electrify the
veterans Of the nation from shore to
shore. There Is no use Disgusting It.
Grant has m boly -, A. l.,.-k. - A. i.
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New York, July 2.-The Hsrald
narrates an interview yesterday between
n committee from the United States
labor league and Hancock. Gen. Me-
Bride. Of Virginia, spokesman o. the
committee said: Both democrats and
republicans belonged 10 their orgAniza-
tion. which exercised local influence in
many sections; that in September next
they would hold 4 convention In this
city, At which they wo9ld decide the
question rs 10 which Of the candidates
they would support; n decision that
could only be reached BY FIRST ascertain
ing which Of the candidates is most
In accord with their views.
He denied that their organization had
any connection with socialism or COM
munism; their sole object was TO secure
justiee TO the working classes, m en-
forcement Of the eight hour law, the
establishment OF q system Of arbitra-
tion between employers and workmen,
to prevent strikes, and the enactment
OF laws tending 10 more justly award
the division Of profits between capital
and labor.
After listening to the statements Of
the committee, Hancock refused to ex-
press any views in the matter. Under
the circumstances all he could do, and
this he cheerfully did. was 10 give them
a letter Of introduction to Senator Bar
mum. chairman Of the democratic na-
tional committee. The letter was a
strictly formal one. and said that the
gentlemen would explain their BUSH
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

TO use SOZODONT than any other
beautifier. A few drops only are need
ed, and when regularly applied to the
teeth 1t is not only Identifying but
healthful. Much other adjoining is
dangerous, but this never. In the sick
room or ON the toilet, 1t Is equally well
come.
BY using SPALDINo's GLUE. on the
first appearance Of n defect la the furni-
ture, 1t will prove itself to be the most
economical thing about the house.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Washington. July 27.-The order Of
General Grant 10 the Boys In Blue to
organizs to save the conntry from the
democracy, fell upon the, representa-
tiyes OF the latter here with something
akin to the old order for an advance OF
the union army. The republicans are
most enthusiastic over It and look on II
as worth many thousand votes In the
quarters where they will tell. The
democratic papers in this region are
nearly all Silent In regard TO 1t. The
Post shows It's concern In bitter edi-
torial OF which the following rs a
sample: For the first time in our his
tory we find an ex president who, hav-
ing been most ingloriously defeated In
the effort TO foist himself on the coun-
try for third term. undertakes TO lead
apoliticaf organization In n campaign
that Is To decide who shall occupy the
place which he vacated and vainly tried
TO reach again. There is no fair man
Of any party who will not think the less
Of Gen. Grant for this effort to rally
the ex-soldiers Of the army and organic
ing them into Boys In Blue" clubs for
the campaign service. This smaks Of
the ward politician.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Deadwood, July 27.-Capt. l. NJ.
West, ex-superintendent and contractor
of the Black Hills placer mining
company, charged with the embezzle-
ment Of $3.50 shares OF the company a
stock, valued at $3.50 from Josiah
Hale, was discharged after n prelimi-
nary examination to-day. It Is rumored
that the money was used to influence
the decision. West has left the coun-
try
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Fmissions. Aversion 20 society. Dlmncss of
Vision, Noises In tn. Head: the vital fiuid
passing unobsefved In The urine and many
other diseases that lead 10 insanity and
death.
DIR. MINTIE6 co. wi agree 10 forfeit fiyc
hundred dollars for n case Of this Kind The
VITAL RESTORATINE under their special
advice and treatmentl will not cure, or for
nnythlng impure or Injurious found In ~,
DR. MlNTlE ca. treat nll private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
tai RESTORATIVE. 81 n bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40. sent to any address
upon receipt OF price. or 4. q. D., secure from
l.y
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London July 27.-The Times says:
The majority in the house Of commons
OF the liberals and home rulers COM
bined Is at least 40 and diminution
Of the ministerial strength was shown
by last nights division in a measure
though Inadequate one OF discomfort,
that the compensation bill provoked.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Denver, July T.-A Leadville special
TO the Republican says: Late last night
John Crowder, faro dealer. shot and
killed Richard Dillon. former owner
OF the Little Chief mine. The latter
demanded stack Of chips on trust;
crowder refused, and Dillon pulled a
revolver, but Crowder fired first and
made his escape.
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NEWSY ARRAY.
,,s.a Lysehea q. Dsr-ssis~. - uy-
.--h NJ
s... GE..f'. f..s.s Order % shs
EBsys IN niss-
o..xrs..... Ksissr Ezkes ss.s
rrspheeies-


washington, July N.-John Diggs,
the negro who outraged Mrs. James
Tchiffslly Saturday night last near
Jamestown. Nd. was lodged In jail
At Rockville yesterday. Shortly before
o'clock this morning about ffty men
appeared at the jail and one OF them
demanded admission on the plea Of
Identification. Sheriff Kitcher refused
him admittance while the croed re-
mained and they fen back few feet.
Another formal demand being made =
slight demur was made BY the deputy
sheriff this was the signal FORA assault
and the door WIS broken In. While
the door was being forced quite melee
occurred with the officers, and even
after Diggs had been brought out In
the open air the sheriff made another
attempt TO rescue his prisoner. He was
Immediately caught and held and in
the struggle he received q cut on the
arm. The crowd then hurried Diggs
OF, his ankle irons clanked a be was
forced down the road At quite trot.
lie seemed quite calm and said be was
willing to die. some distance from
town the party met = horss by precon-
eerted arrangement. Diggs' hands and
arms were pinioned and IL was then
found that TO hang him by running 4
horse from under him was impractic-
able. A moose was placed around his
neck and he was hauled from the
ground, he making but little resistance.
The body was left hanging.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Washington, July q. The mint and
sub-treasnry OF San Francisco are over
flowing with silver coin and an appli-
cation Is made for the transfer east OF
two million dollars. The cost for trans
porting this sum, at the rates charged
by express companies and railroads,
would be $50, 600, one per cent.
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The Maine rrusuon.

Augusta, Maine, July 27.--The dem
locratic and greenback state commit
tees were In separate and secret session
to-day. 1t Is the decision Of both com.
mittees that the fusion Is the only course
that can be Followed Great conces.
sions will be made by the greenback
element. The Leaders of the parties
hope to catch the votes OF the disat.
Ifected temperance men for Piaisted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

New York, July 2G.-Dr. Tanner is
In improved spirits to-day and none OF
yesterdays unfavorable symptoms are
manifested. From midnight until noon
he only drank a half pint of water.
He enters confidently upon the thirtieth
day of the fast. tsifsfl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

OFFICE OF Cry MARSHAL AMI

OFFfCE OF CTrY MAHSHAL AND
Ex-OFFICIo COLLECTOR,
Cheyenne, July 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the tax
list and warrant for the COLLECTION Of
city taxes for 1880 have been delivered
to the undersigned, collector OF the city
OF Cheyenne, and all persons are re-
quested to pay their taxes without de-
lay, and unless the taxes are paid with
In thirty days after the first publication
Of this notice, will proceed to collect
she same by distress and sale of prop
erty. ANDREW RYAN.
y4tf Collector.
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Troy, July %. -Troyss. BunaIos 6.
Providence, July ~ Providence O,
Chicagos 9.
Worcester, July "a worcesters 3,
Cincinnati /.
Boston, July 27.-Bostons Q, in first
inning, Clevelands 5. in first inning.
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New York, July 29.-The Steamer
ocapulco arrived to-day from Aspin-
wall. having in tow the steamer Colon,
Of the same line, previously reported
disabled.
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Geneva, July 27.-The canton of
schurtz has re-established capital pun
ishment and has enacted that the ex-
ecutions be public. This makes the
fourth canton which has restored
the punishment OF death.
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San Francisco, July 27.--The Hawiian
consul and the agent here of the ahan-
aoned ship, Mathilde, have applied to
.ne Pacific Mall company to have the
aranada. which sails for Panama on
inc 18th Of August, stop at sorrocco
,s'and 70 take on the captain Of the
Aaa'hildc and party IL there. The re-
gae.t has been referred to the New
ao!k ofIice. Captain jones, Of the
aa.ni'de, was a lieutenant In the navy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Hartford, July 27.zThree or four
men entered tho Middletown Savings
bank during the absence at dinner of
some Of the officials and engaging the
clerks in conversation accomplices
robbed the vault Of ts. seq
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Richmond, Va, July 27.-The demo-
cratic convention has nominated Capt.
Geo. ID. Wise, nephew OF the late Gov.
Wise, for congress from the third dis
trirt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28

Boston. July sf.-John Nowland,
John Powers. John Green and Michael
JsrAssy LETT their yssssl. Alice Williams,
on the bank 10 attend their trowis.
Soon sftsr a denss fSs set in aud they
were unable 10 fnd the vessel II is
feared that they are lost.
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New York. July 27.-EdisOn has
given up his efiort % divide ths electric
light, and 3 nov working on a noise
less. smoksless and dusflsss electric
locomotive.
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PROFESSIONAL.

a. woETH srArsz- &c. BAIED
GPATE1s A BAIRD,
ATTORNEYS-ATLAW
| AND
SOLICITORS OF CLAIMS.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
| WIN practies IN the Court. % Wyoming and
| the Iourt of Claims and u. \. supreme Couri
lness before CoaEre-s and ne nepsrnrats N
WaHhington-
a. AeLAUsHLIE. w.E. TILL
NJ LAUoHLIK q STEELE.
ATTORREYSATLAR.
Once in Carey Block,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING
Jysaawu
7 ". FIsBER.
ATTORNEY AT LAM.
oaass over l's--s a raylors store. FsrEu.on
strset.
dIu CHEYENNE, W.T..
EDGAR W. MANN.
ATTORNET-ATLAW,
Carey's Block. 3Os Ferguson Street,
apI-l CHEYENNE, wYo.
c. A. Horr.
ATTORREH-ATLAW.
oSEics- For The present al Geo. W. Hoyts
Drug store.
Sirteenth, near Ferguson Sired.
aps-u CHEYENNE. WYOMING.
Dh. q. W. COREY.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Examining surgeon fur Pensions.i
Oflice and residence over Addoms a
Glover,s drug store, where he can be
found day and night.
nctf CHEYENNE. W.T..
Dn. Al. J.. MAsNAhD.
Tenders his Professional services To the
citizens OF Cheyenne and vicinity.
once and residences over Freund gun
stare. aug2dtf
Dr. W. W. CROOK.
PHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON,
McDaniels' Block, Eddy street, oppo-
site Dyer's Hotel.
JunelS-f
nRs. GRAHAM a HAnTsoN.
HoMEOP 4 7IfIC PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS.
once No. iou. 10Th 81. Cheyenne, wyo.
mars-sm
L ". KINaMAR.
Is.ie A-%ooiaL- Justice oi the supreme Couri
AUTOMATICALLY.
OFFICEs AT
Cheyenne and Laramie City.
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Addoms & Gloveris Syrup will cure
Cough, Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
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Ready made clothing in great variet,
and ut the lowest prices, ut
M II SMITH " HARRNGToN's.