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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

Inyo Independents: In Death Valley
an Indian known as Jim, together with
his squaw and two pappooses have been
murdered by white man aided by the
notorious Indian, Tom of Panamint. The
murdered man and his family lived in
that region for four years, and was al.
ways known as hard working Indian.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA New, March ~, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
secure final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk of the Court of
Lincoln County, at Phoebe, on the 8th day Of
May. A. D 1880, viz: Henry x. Cham berlain,
Of Eagle Valley, Lincoln County. Nevada;
Homestead Entry No. IL. for the W. Of the
Sc. n and the E. " Of Sw. n, Section s., T.
N r. 69 E.. and he names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of said tract, viz:
:. Lee Maxwell, of Eagle Valley, Lincoln county.
Nevada. E5ti, - f
Lafayette Lytle. Of E.sle Valley. Lincoln
county, Nevada.
II. Mangum, Of Eagle Valley, Lincoln county,
Nevada. fR.las
W. 9. Moody, of Eagle Valley, Lincoln county,
Nevada.
aps.sw JAMES McMARTIN. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01
SETTLE UP.

THE FIRM OF GFLABERT ZADow, OF
i the Union Market, having dissolved Co.
partnership settlement of the firm affairs are
desirable. therefore all parties owing said
market will please call ard square their &C.
counts. and those having bills against the firm
will please present the same.
Phoebe, April l, 1880.
wNI. ZADOw.
ap3.1m JOHN o. GELABERT.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

1t is, perhaps, curious fact that none
of the greatest masters Of ancient art
ever depicted the expression of the female
bather's face as she strikes out for shore
with crab in tow.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

One of those men who cheat others on
mining shares, and make their living by
swindling, was shot dead in Leadville a
week ago. Death loves mining shark.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01
THE RECORD

Is delivered In Phoebe and Bullionville at IS
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

James Lynde, a rebel deserter, who
afterwards enlisted in the Fourth Michi-
gan Cavalry, is said by the Detroit Free
Press to have stolen JEFF Davis horse and
money after the rebel leaders capture.
Lynde would never tell what he found in
the saddle.bags, bnt his fellow-troopers
are sure that it must have been gold, for
after the regiment was mustered out he
disappeared for time, turning up six
months later in Detroit with thousands of
dollars in his possession, much Of which
was left after he had taken a years trip
in Europe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01

1t is great man who can turn misfor-
tune into gladness. Jones did this.
Placing his new hat very carefully on the
sofa, it goes without saying that Mrs.
Hevviwate utilized it for cushion.
When she arose that hat looked like
dried Goldfish in the last stages of con-
sumption. If Jones had Of been an ordin-
ary mortal, he would undoubtedly have
used language bordering on the profane.
He did not; perhaps he was unable to
rise to the eminence of the occasion. He
rushed home with the desiccated hat.
He cried out eagerly to Mrs. j.: "Here,
dear, how do you like it? Thought I
would give you specimen OF my taste,
for once" With hands that were glow
ing, she seized it and tripped to the mir
ror, fastened it on her back hair, and ex-
claimed, with something like the old
honeymoon love Lighting her eye, "Why,
you're a perfect jewel! It's just lovely!
To think that you've been hiding your
light under a bushel all these years."
But, alas, for human frailty! If Jones
had only kept his face straight, his du-
plicity might never have been discovered,
and the cloud that SO soon settled upon
his wife countenance might never have
been. As we said, Jones was great
man, but he didn't stay great long
enough to be of any use as an exemplar
to husbands in general. ....,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
FARM FOR RENT.

z,lBloJUgUa1ARMJo JoD AENr: LESS THAN
i 80 a11o fso0 O-seete. 1UQuiro OF Ms Pon.
- GR1ho opaooo,-4f mll-dl0
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

Gen Tom Thumb 10 in New York
Professionally &oe the first -timsfn asy.
s.sl yeGG 4a1ep9t Of anasesetmeai
OF eEiesil0 ve6h nay b6sis1od ~
luup q tho a 6oslcan Disc ARUseAm n
the Bowery for ten cents. Years ago
The General would have considered
himself slighted, if net belittled. had
be been put on exhibition where the
estsancs fee was less than Q quarter Of
. dollar. BY exhibiting himself At that
PATE. and higher ratea in mspy copn-
Inc 14teahe rich. Hb. lqfpd md
soukb064psao1pnere vf q a846atic
NsN &b&hA lpcslisl. 31e5&ag Ais
suan - aeo6A r . plhAb 5oAk Hl
Was Sond of good living and be grew
large around. Although his hight
did not increase. be appeared less di-
minutivt thgm 6s1seif ., and the
growing sof>s~Ys1Aes beard d~1nads
him look like . miniature mao. The
General spent . good deal of money.
and BY aud by he ceased to own his
yacht. BE appeared among his nsigh-
bors on font and in public conveysaces
and's6sosd 10 b lesing the conscious.
ness Of beipg csvissity. -
The senss Of his B0sllusss seemed to
wholly depart from him. and he could
step up to the legs OF . stalwart New
Englandss. tap him on the knes. and
say. -'Come insids and take something.
young feltAr, :, in . matter Of fact tone
lika ssy, ,slher sci.isoo. But it seems
thas tte Nsw York sightsesrs are -
ready n. Sckno1ledgs him . curiosity
4 thsya vsrss befcre he ever pu. sside
any Of hiS exclnsiseness. - 80 -
'.Yes,',aa tho Gsnssal. II csn now
be sem " any ybody for ten cents. That
seems 10 bss come down doesn't it! I
Was Hsver before. exhibited for less
than . quarter. I am - we'll worth
seeing - / ever was. You ses times
'tavs shAnged. and high prices vili NOT
do any longer. I'd I am offending strictly
70 business now. havs given up my
yscht, lwas sdfry to do 20. for I an
very 5sad znf essisiag; and 4 think l
nsy ~ without boosting thstSx I wss
not Z Nd Aelar; but / yielded 10 per-
sassio.sa'a sold'ny craft" = s't' =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
EXPLAINING A JOKE.

He came into the Of3cs m0dsetly and
shyly. a wss bs6ssing. spisskd . ~
the man Who puss the )ckss il III
newslapsr. The joker 80 ass6sRsda q
reading some very interesting tables oi
trade and navigation retains, io erdss
to inform An Old Subecribes' hov
many sslloos Of beeswax hsd bGDn ex-
ported from The provinee of Primes
Edward's Islasd in the ysar 1871. and
was consequently In . very hilarious
mood. The visitee. tosk q hjs hst,
mopped his brow ~itka dirty haudkor.
Chief. and placed before the nsvspspel
nea . scrap Of paper % which wal
'wlsa. Sir Ssseph Potsss die q,
compsny Wilt b 1Ts1sod To half Ad.
hslf-Poeter and bisr.'
The newspapsr man reaA it, looked
up and eseloiaed: .WhaA is i abeQeS'
II q jsst ) liuts ipks, - edtS
Ali ! didnt notice. I viii red il
again
he psrusea il and then asksl, .wh.rs
10 the joker ~.
Why. the play 90 verds-s pun.
you know Porter and biee.s
oh. ah. yes. Psstef and bier. Well,
did you ask Mr. Porter sboVt. tAisl
Win hs b plsased .te.see .hie aAnA Il
the paper - that esuoeueieas
Why. there 10 noUncA pss16a. Sis
yessph Porter is . esarsetsf I. .Pisa-
FORE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

24no.' 1terrupted the ssv.paper
n0, Dot dsker. -Four ersoaar ID .
fanlt. The joke 10 fat. net flst,er.'
At this point some Of the people in
the ssnctum interfsred. and the enemy
beat . gFsoafal retreat without apy cas-
ualties. 1~ii ~8 N1 et~e4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

- A
2xhanaeoA Htollty,
usnina1 Weotne eo6.
0psg1nosov1A0a, LOST
MANHOOD. lDpeeo1.
e.. Iaealysiss ed Ill
~ Ssas5S1e e1scts Of
eelf .AouaDs yeothSul
ioll1ees an4 eseeoseo u
O1eoeoe y0orS sch
q Lsos of 01anaSy,
2A-A> Ak-a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
NOTICE.

AYOTIOB ID UEkIDY GIVEN THAT VI
IN have disposed oi our entire lntss0oe II tho
6rus and medicine business 10 u. T. Cody Co.,
vA0 W1u heeoaltsg eeoAuet tho busine0 - the
~ Oooad, yooloe'o eugDee. We 6oopoak tor he
~ 0rm eaottnuAmeo Of the bus1ne0 OF tho
~ 1eU q Geo. ~. Harrio CO. All bills due
~ "a Aen Will - pald - 1hs unases1ened Who
vii ~ eli elaimo aoolnst ~ lsts Am e Gee.
GEO. v. HARRIS 1 90.
aev1ng purcAaoeA tho stock end 1xturee known
q the City Drus Store. ~ solicit the psasonsss
q ~ ola oeO of Geo. ". uegyje %. anA eAs
paSals esaerally. Shall q all Na0 kssD iall
0GoUet0oot Of goods 10 our itno. both Wholesale
aHl retsil ssd b. sesiee aAesutiou n tusiuess Ws
Aops - Dssit ths poblis Da1soeses.
j. Z. CODY I CO.
Dslsd Ssaasle. FEB. -, looo. TT
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
10 ST.

VNxM u HIsfAxI yDoN rHE xOETH
Il PaslAe % Friday nesning. IT, 5th Of March,
- Hoes 0Unbls. ooall lssthse bag The owner
vU0l4 - vesy GRseafal Sss The sstasA a ~
soGDa ThMo = nOeAlng a oay value hat eo0o
papen IN 70. piease eddrsss the bsG 70 4rs.
O1Gvpea. 0eohech, ,snA leeve itSn hoard The North
HNciAe o. q shs eddie Reek esstsasan4, eeaGale,
or al sho Port 0Nmblo hotsl Rl1-1AvlV
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
NO 0T,1CE.
1sviss vsrAssei The most eonpisss ct q
House. Raising and MOVING
Apparatus

o. euose eouDd Sslonging to the lsss laass VII.
49, - pesppro4 70 DO say vosk u theS M 8.
~ aAogeeN noeics ard In the most compls1s
-. wtu - - ssy plscs o. the eeuul. TAe
- ~ SeSefenees given.
All esae0 kfs at shs Hardware store Of ?. ~,
NuDtaofE. On rsost street. ~ ~ prenpslv
Also Jack sssevs asd ctAsr sppssssus cas b
6 -, W. oUaRlTI.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

slWy yfnsAsunga or rax crrY o. o1ATTLI
i vin ~. - pssssooaaisa. I'll eaeslpndiA0
- - = u 49, 6sliouiog: 0ay vaSA,
j1oacy =, lae 1sADOA, DspsaAss -. igsos
g. ~, tuly II, -.
- inossUee vii - olioved - soeA vasfants
ollaR q Anyo ftu0 - AAeo heeoof.
JOIN r. 0lA0O8A2O.
CIV rS1oo1gu9.
o0ee e 0U Tssasasss. osaaSle. y. 2. MsscA
IN, lsoe. nAiSAaA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

0~:IH a H R1I3
Secondhand Clotbos Msde New
D ~ O1aam Clssastng Process. slns, is1tas ~
01slsasU. Pnto na1e % .srdse a OkB0ON
orr 0OODo NJ ebiaD &fAILORuo. CIkA1.
IMo ~ A1PAI2IH0 1oae = Bedrock Prices.
Oall aoa. .GD0n1De ~ e,a1s aoA pssees. 0eeood.
hon1 Ooe1A1aU boaOAt. ssld q sxchsaeed.
~ absp - Nul 0essst. .. HARRO9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
GEORGETOWN.

THE CANAL lNyEsTIGATIoN.-The joint consti-
tut1onal committee OF the Maryland legislature
consisting OF Senator's Hepbron, Williams Pc
ter, Bans and Lancaster, and MesSrs. Mcclure
Campbell, Snowden, Wooters. Morris and Bruce
are expected here to-day for the purpose OF in
yestigating the affairs of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. The committee will make a trip I'D
the canal, where they will take the testimony
OF the employees and others.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY SOLD.-Thos Dow.
ling. auctioneer, sold Saturday afternoon for
CasSln and Dunlop. trustees, part OF the foun-
improved by large stone flour mill. MIR. Dan.
lei F: Robinson was the purchaser. at S., 525. 1t
Is subject TO taxes and prior encumbrances
some months past. The coal is coming In very
briskly.
FISH MARKET.-40,000 behring's sold at 5
per thousand; 225 shad at $40 to sl3 per hun
DIR. MITCHELL lectures ON ''WOmann at the
Gay street aptist church this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
THE COTRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)-J,tdge Cor.
s satturq RrrH iiey ag Wood Judgment by agree
wright agt. HOOK ct al. exceptions signed
sealed and filed. Little agt. Lloyd; Judgment
Ca6ell agt. AtLee; Judgment for plaintiff, NOM
1nal damages. Frost agr. Bean; do. Wagga-
man agt Gloss and Williams; inquisition dam
ages assessed at Ssh The jurors were dis
charged for the term, and the Court adjourned
TO Tuesday.
CIRCUIT COURT tNo. p. J'tdpp Cor.
saturday, Windsor Ford agt. Ryon; motion
to set aside judgment passed, parties reported
TO DE compromising. Mills agt. Keyser; bills of
exception signed. COuSer agt. Edwards; mo-
ton for judgment Overruled and leave to amend
declaration. E1chben agt. Fisher; bills of ex-
cepllonS signed and motion for new trial there
on filed. Alexander agt Jacobs; referred to J,
j. Darlington. Adjourned till Saturday next.
EQUITY CouRT-Cnief Justice carter.
SATURDAY, Borland agt. Borland; sale ratified
cOnditiOnally.
DISTRICT CoURT-chier Justice Cartier.
saturday John A. Gray w. J. Wallace and
Raphael Sanger, (bankrupts); discharge certfi-
Gates signed. Adjourned to next Saturday.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge James.
Saturday. Washington Addison and Alexander
guilty. Bud Warner, do; do. Frank Church
blu, larceny. do. Thos. Williams, do, second
offence0 do. Alfred Coleman. second offence
larceny; plead guilty; penitentiary one year.
POLICE COURT-Jatd1p Shell.
Saturday, Jas. Dunnigan, Henry Goldsmith
and George Reynolds. vagrancy; bonds or work
house. john Kelly, loud and bosterous; s. or
10 days. Leroy Veney, throwing stones; So or 9
days VIM. Pinkney. larceny of castings from
Ayers and Belt, valued at s25: six months iD
jail. Robert Anderson. larceny of carpet
from Charles Lewis; 80 days. Charles SpragIle
larceny: s. or 10 days Henry Nef, ARRAY; s.
John O'Brfen. asSaulting HonOra Reed an cid
erly White woman $40 or 60 days in jail. Adam
JACKSON, assault On Jane Miller; three months
In jail
To-day, VIM. H. Smith. charged with making
an Indecent exposure OF his person: SO or 80
DAYS; Watson Green: profanity: s. or days
Frank Donaldson, loud and bOisterouS: s. or
days. Also, charged with carrying a Sung
shot; $50 or 80 days Ada Shepherd and James
Logan. loud and bOiSterous; s. or Il DAYS each.
Lewis Davis and VIM. Parker, carrying pistols:
$50 or 80 days each. Jacob Budd, charged with
disturbing religious meeting; SO or 80 DAYS.
Henry Brown. Abraham Addison, VIM Gibson.
Jas. Chase, Jas. Temple, Charles Ellis, Henry
Price, John White and Martin Curwin vagrancy:
bonds or WorkhOuse. Arthur Smith, threats 60
carter A. Stewart personal bonds to keep the
peace. w. Smith. threats to Katie Cooper:
bonds to keep peace for 6 months. John Lewis
assault on Peter Hogan; $40 or 50 days Peter
Hogan, assault On John Lewis; six months in
jail. jerry SimmS assault; s. or 10 days. Thos
Brown, assault on Mary Carroll; S. and bonds to
keep the peace. Jacob Budd colored. assault
on Moses Wilkinson; S. or days. Alice Tay-
lor. assault: forfeited collateral Cornelius j.
johnson, embeZZlement; continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03

A NEATLY DRESSED AND GOOD LOOKING YOU'VE
LADY applied at police headquarters Saturday,
giving her name as Jaquenette Vigard, stating
that she had arrived In this city Friday night
from Austin. Texas, In search or her cousin,
Charles Carlton who had been living here some
four years. but that he failed to meet her. She
stayed at a boarding house Friday night, and
saturday morning found her way TO police
headquarters. Detective McDevitt learned from
her that she is from England. which place she
left some four weeks ago; that she has no pa
rents living; that she has been raised by her
uncle, George Carleton, who paid her passage
to New York, and that her cousin Charles In
this city paid her passage from New York to
Austin, Texas where She has half sister living
named Alice V1gard: that after stopping there
about three months she concluded to come to
washington to see her cousin, but Mr.. McDev-
1T thinks there is something wrong about this
story, as her appearance IS exceedingly ne It
and cleanly, and she could not have arrived by
train In such condition, after long Journey.
particularly as she mas no baggage or change OF
clothing with her. She is of rather Sn all
stature, and stated that she is Il years old, and
that it was by her sisters consent that she left
Austin for this city, and that she had only S. In
her pocket after paying for her ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03

FRED HAssAUREK, editor of the Cincinnati
TOEsjldt. has written a letter to Emory s.
Foster. OF st. Louis, secretary OF the ant1-third
term convention, regretting his inability to at
is opposed to the nomination OF Grant or any
other presidential candidate for a third term:
adding II do not even believe a President
should be elected for second term"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
Di.tric, Government, Affairs.

The amount Of special assessment taxes col
lected Saturday was 81 ,716.55
Edwin L. Austin has been reappointed as
additional patrolman to do duty III Lafayette
Park for one year without compensation.
petition OF Commodore VIM. n Jeffers and
t G.neIs II nVlng on the road leading from Wash
lngton 10 PlscataWay, Nd, was received by the
District commissioners this morning. praying
the District line.
FILLING UP TEE OLD CANAL.
Cn MONDAY or Tuesday next the grading and
filling of the old canal below New Jersey Avenue
Will DE finished, under the recent appropriation
OF SZO,OC after which small force OF men Will
Oe employed In repairing the roadway and side
walk OF New Jersey avenue to NJ street. and
putting IL IN proper condition. Lieut.. F. V.
Green has notified the Baltimore and Potomac
Rallroad company 10 lower their tracks to the
new grade between South Capitol and 4th
streets east. Under the appropriation now
nearly expended, $1,000 cubic yards of filling
nave been deposited In this foul ditch filling 1t
distance OF 700 feet below the old brick bridge
which has been removed and the bricks saved
for the use OF the District. The above described
hlllng, with what the railroad company will put
In, will complete the filling of this ditch to the
X street bridge, or the bend Of the clual, leav-
ing 1,500 running feet to the mouth OF the canal
yet to be filled. The estimated cost for finishing
this work, made by Lieut. Green, is $4,000 for
the filling and 900 for the necessary sewerage
OF the $4,000 appropriation nearly expended
about $4,000 was used for running two ring 3 &
inside diameter brick barrel sewer from the old
oIIuSe at New Jersey avenue down on line OF
bank distance of $50 feet. The sewerage has
10 Oe carried along with the filling. as all the
surface drainage OF this section OF the city runs
on into this sewer, which will necessarily have
to be increased in capacity as the work goes on.
The amount of work executed under the recent
app opriation is far beyond what was antici-
pated, and the result has been so successful
that another appropriation sufficient to finish
up the job is expected to be made the present
session. Ii was not in the estimates OF the Com
mlssloners. The general superintendence OF
the filling and other work has been by Mr. j. J.
burrows. the construction of the sewer under
MeSSrs. J. NJ. Hickey. assisted by MesSrs. John
Rock and Jacob Larner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
CHAIN bracelets, cameo slides, 50, at Priggs,

CHARGE OF ENBEZZLEMENT.-To-day, Corne
Illus S. Johnson was charged in the Police Court
with having embeZZled 500 OF the funds of Os-
ceola Lodge, Grand United order OF Odd Eel
lows, OF which he was the secretary. Mr.. A. B.
Williams appeared for the accused, and after
hearing one witness, and 1t appearing that the
lodge had been satisfied, the court suspended
the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03

The WALTERS PICTURE GALLERv-lt will be
seen oy the advertisement elsewhere that this
famous collection I'm Baltimore is to be open to
the public for two Saturdays in May,-viZ: the
sth and 10Th inst.-to specially accommodate
teacners and pupils In the public schools in
can tarily fail ne largely enjoyed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
REMAREABLE RESC UES.
A Fec Words froAt Those Who
Hare Looked IN at Deaths Door.
What They Saw-How They Endured
and the Means by Which They
Were Saved.
A Startling Array of Testimony
Both Sincere and COnriuciug,


Modern miracles have never elua,ed-much less
excelledthe almost incredible stimony which fol-
lows. The proofs of its value are the high standing
OF the parties, and their desire that others should
know how wonderfully they have bsen restored
Read the record:
Mr.. Charles s. Prentice. of Toledo, Ohi,, afirns:
II was treated for Brigh.'s disease of the Kid
neys by the most eminent physicians in America;
Roberts. Of Manchester. England; but, in spite of
al, grew worse, and dispairinaly waited for death
Liver Cure, thoroughly tried 1t, and ioyfully de-
clare myself absolutely well, both in mind and
Mr.. W. E. Sanford, Of Holly, n. Y, gives the
following remarkable experience:
II was attacked with kidney and bladder difi-
Guilty some three years ago, and so bad did it be-
limbs also became useless, and had to creep like
child. was operated upon by council of eminent
CITY but grew worse and resigned myself to com
ing death. At this time, and last resort com
Cure. and began to improve at once I have now
recovered: am able to do manuel labor; and say
e an Use ay sa of kidney
Cure and recover"
Col. o. ]. Averell, now Clerk of the Utah Supreme
Court, and former resident of Washington, says:
death by kidney disease. Iwls induced by friends
to try Warmers Safe Kidney and LIVER Cure. In ten
to he the best medicine ever prepared"
Mr.. James 8. Prescott, of Cleveland, Ohio, says:
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has cured
me q Br ghts disease after was given up to die
ground"
Hundreds of other equally hopeless cases have
edy. But note this fact Thousands of peopIe have
Kidney troubles ''io do not k,eo,c it. Just as thou
it. and to ali such Warmers Safe kidney and VeT
cure is the only certain hope. 1t can be procured
not neglect the opportunity Tor happiness aud
health. my3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
DROPOsALS FOR TOBACCO.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT Con-. OF SUB'CE,p
WASHINGTON, d. @, April "a, 1906
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be received
at this office until II O'CLOCK MAY %. 1880 for
bred and fifty thousand pounds of manu fac r
plug tobacco, equal in quality to sample which viii
be furnished bidders on application to this office
considered. wa ~
0ne-half of the tobacco contracted for with any
bidder to be delivered within thirty days after mott
hcation OF award, balance within sixty days.
Proposals Will be received for delivery at the Sub
sistenee Depots in Washington. New York. st. Louis.
or Chicago; the depot at which tits proposed to de-
liver must be specifically stated in the proposal.
, Printed specifications and conditions relative to
the tobacco required and forms of proposals may
be obtained upon applies tcn to the Depot Commits
gary OF Subsistence in Washington, Baltimore New
YORK. CINCINNATI, st Louis. or Chicago. copy of
the specification and conditions. together with a
copy OF this advertisement must be attached to each
thereof. fAA'
sidered " w WIZ
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Bidders are invited to be prese at at the opening of
the bids. -
Proposals must be incIosed in sealed envelopes.
marked Proposals for Tobacco" and addressed
to the undersigned. W. II. BELL,
ap2S-6t Capt. and C.S., q. 8. Army.