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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-14

MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

J. d. Foster, train dispatcher al
Minneapolis for @. M. & st. p, road
has lay OF OF one week, and Is put
ting II In among his friends In Crco.
co, and they are q multitude.
Oliver q. Munson OF the Hchland
Republican, was called to the county
on the sorrowful mission OF burial 70
his sister Artonesia, late vito Of ".
w. johnson OF Chester. We &C.
knowledge friendly call
There will be matched game OF
base ball between tho lie Roy and
Crcsco clubs, on tho grounds east u
tho school house, In Gillett's field,
Immediately after the 1 o'clock train
arrives, Saturday afternoon.
Asa Fuller, an old man In his SO
year, died at the residence OF his son,
s. p. Fuller, In Crcsco, on Saturday
last after long and painful illneas.
He was q nice old gentleman, and up
to few months ago was rs active
as a boy. ReQuiescat in pace.
Chapter 30 Of the Act. OF the 10th
General Assembly repeals section
As7 OF the code Of 1873 aud requires
all male residents between the ages
OF q and As years to perform two
days labor on tho streets within The
Incorporation.
Michael James, an old and hon.
ored citizen Of Howard county died
on Friday last after an illness OF but
a few days. His health had been
failing for some two years. He was
a pensioned veteran OF the war, an
honest man and good citizen.
Peace to his remains.
Tho body OF an infant was found
on Monday in the sandpit south Of
town by some boys who failed to re-
Fort 1t. On Tuesday the men Of the
brick yard hauling sand naae the
discovery and reported to the city
marshal. The county having no
coroner an inquest was held before
W. e. Barker, justice Of the peace.
From its decomposed condition II
was thought to have been there Z
month at least. No evidence to show
whose 1t was or who thus brutally
left In so unseemly a place.
Artemesia, wife OF ". w. Johnson
OF Chester, died very unexpectedly
on Friday last, leaving babe about
ten days old. She was getting along
very well apparently, and was sitting
up in bed having her hair eombed
and dressed, when suddenly she
dropped her head on her hand aud
was dead. She leaves q disee8so-
late husband, a little daughter ahou,
ten years old and \ babe who will
never know tho tender love OF q
mother. She was nearly 81 years 0.
age, q good wife, tender mother, and
an excellent neighbor.
At q meeting OF the executive
committee appointed al the 9Th Of
July meeting it vas decided to in
wife all old veterans to participate
in line OF march. All intending to
do so should correspond with Capt
John L. Peek. All civic societies
are invited TO participate. All busi-
ness mem are invited to represent
their business In the procession
There will be fantasies, Are works,
etc. Several purses are offered for
foot-racing, games, etc. The usual
salute will be fired and grand time
had generally. A good speaker will
deliver the Grafton. A detailed pro-
gram will appear next week.
Arrangements have been 30 far
completed as to insure on old fash
toned fourth OF July celebration IN
Cresco this year. Mr., Beaale has
been chosen president Of the day,
Frank Sayre, reader, Rev. McCon.
nell Chaplain.
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WALTHAM, MASS.

This case - formed In one solid piece without
Ing the usual Cap, and securing greater strength
and durability.
These watches ARE all open face. The hezel,
into which an extra sirang crystal Il fiited with
an especially prepared waterproof cement, Ia
attached TO the case by screwtng II thereon, and
thus forms an air-ttght junction with the body
Of the case, which Ia proof against dust and
moisture.
TO railroad men, travellers, miners, lumber
men aud others who are almost constantly ex-
posed and who have 10 make frequent reference
70 the watch, these qualities arc Of tho utmost
fnportanoa.
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- Yslhvisg Letters Tell TAsfr WwA sssry.

vALDnGTA, GHoRGIA, July 70, issa.
II sold one OF your Patent Dust Proof Cases
about ten m0nts ago, and tho other day II came
back TO me with the request 10 make II wind
easier ON examination found that tue stem
was rusty, and inquired into the cause OF IT,
The gentleman stated to me that he was start
ang some saw-logs that had lodged In the bend
OF the river, when his chain caught In bush
and threw hia watch into about twelve feet of
When he got 1t out II Vas runniag ahAi he
th0ly1k all right. In about three months I've
found that the stem was hard 10 turn and sent
Is TO me.
rAny claims for II and recommend II TO all rail-
road and mill men. B. W. BENTLY."
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III Osagc 400 tickets ut III cents to
tho urso concert were eold. The
famous musician had beer there. 10
the people knew tho treat they were
gaining admission TO.
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'CLrHTON, Iowa, April 80, 1881.
u wfsh son would send me q spring for the
VIM. Elery Watch. $50 BY the way this Ellery
10 watch sold In your Screw Eeael Case TO q
farmer last fall The nrst OF January he lost the
watch In the woods, and found II this week IN
aboat one foot Of water II Ind lain three
months ana over In snow and water, with but
G.. RAYMOND
TIE above were very severe tests, ana demon
strate beyond a doubt, mat for any reasonable
length Of time during which watch might
be under water It wsu!d receive DO injury
whatever.
We make theee cases IN both gold and silver,
and - Perfectly Bass.srevr ste.a.wiudisS
Watch Case. Challenge the W aria ~ Produce la
2saAL asm3
yC9 SALE BY ALL YlRaTIIASs JEWELLERS.
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SALARY $40
Notice la Probate.

TO Whom II MAY ceGsesn:
lna sna each of ssa are hereby notified 10
appear At tho CuArI lOase III Iltsca, Howard
count, iaaa, on tue ssen day Vi september,
4, Il. lsss, nj NlieeA i. III, 10 attend .e pro-
bite or ~ ipsit un4ent p.r.0ritaa 10 be tha last
VII as.ss .s.elalAell II aulln sckrl~u4. late Of
Howard saaats, isss, aess aas1. ~ Mh.ea time
and place sou Will a.nsAr and SHOW 8tse. II
ans. WAY said WIN sIoula 1T ~ aII-ls.si IL
probate.
III Testimony whereof. have hcrsunI9 SUD-
sertNssJ Inv name AMI affixed the seal Ut SAID
efiEcc, IAls 18th das vi Nas isa3
MA IHEUpHITTS,
STA tf.rk If Circuit Court
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"HENT OE.yLL,"
MArsh's Golden Blood ana Liver Tonic
Ii m Excellent Remedy.

"My wife was cured oi Liver com.
plant and Jisorled Blood, With
MAnsu'a uoLnsS RLoop AND LIVER
Tome, II IL the best OF all rerieaies.'
--lJas. J. Wright Des Meines, Iowa
"Your GOLDEN BLoop AND LvEn|
Tone IL M excellent remedy FOR
eill!ousness and loss OF appetite. l
have uSed II several times. - Mfs.
Mary Themaa, Fort Scott, kaas,
my Mooa, Liver. kidneys. Stom.
ach and Bowels were ont ut order. /
used several remedies and rrescrip-
tons without benefit. MAasm's Coin.
cn ELoop AM LAYER Tone cured mo.
II l. u grand mcdirine.'-l John Il.
llill, Kansas City. Mo.
MaRsn's GelnrS RLoop AID LIVER
Tonic. the great Hood and l.iser pa.
rider, aud MARsn's GoLasN riS,M,
the famous Throat and Lung ma,a.
cine. arc for sale ny Chas ]. Nehher.
druggist. Cresco. Large bottles, 80
cents and ~, june
4 Coed Investment.
My wife said was Il fool when /
brought home a bottle Of rarker's
Ginger Tonic. Hn, When |, broke
up my cough and cured her neural.
CHA AMI bahy's ayssn;ery she
thought II u good iayestmeat,-N, Y.
Tailor. June
A vigorous growth OF hair Il pro-
noted and tho youthful enior re-.
stored hy applying rar.;er's Hair
kalsam, june
AIawser's Testimony.
During eight years NY attacks OF
dyspepsia weie 80 terrible that l
often had to stop business, parker's
Ginger Tonic huilt me up from al
most a skeleton e. the perfect health
| cow enjoy, J, Jerolemon, lawyer,
y. Y, City, June
Persons IN town or country want.
ing bran. shosss or creaal feed OF
any kind will be tGrnishei with the
same In any quantity desired from
the grange Warehouses In crasco at
the lowest rates. JelN NctIraN.
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..El',NSH|ssgeS;ehss:i

How Lat, How Restored!
Just published. 4 new edition II m, SvtrRa-
WINNIE CO. sNsrsn Essay ~ the Radical cure
N SpefMstarr or sssasaai Weakness. In
voluntary seminal lnsses, hapotency Mental
and NhssisA iNcarac,sy, 1mlsdimcnts IN Mar
rasv, s'e,s also, Consumption, Epilepsy aud
FITS. induced by sch-inaulsenee, or sexual ex-
tesvavaaee. &c.
rhe celebrated author. In this admirable e.
Say, clearly demonstrates frc.a thirty Years.
saecsssful practice. that tho alarming conS.s-
aasesv> ~ ~eit.aease may BE- radically cured.
ctsastag aNt iaoie OF cure Al oMce simpe,
certain. aaa ssYcS.Nai, by means OF which every
sufferer, ~ matter wsas hts condition. may b<.
sias .sse A.sAs.i cacs,lss, privately ald radi-
eslsN.
ssfats Lecture should BE- IN the hands oe
every Nna.a aat ~ gaaa n thu 'and.
ssns atl>ssr ssNtl, Ia ! plata eavelarS. TO any
address, rsss lass. o. receipt ol siN cents or two
Postage stamps Address.
TIN tlLvIRNfi1 MEDICAL ca.
4, Ian st. New laTi, \. Vt
INST 0Essca Eox,<so. xiyi
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BOOTS 8 SHOES
In this market.

All lAlS II1tkCb.
Fifteen years acquaintance With the
wants OF the people u Howard conn-
", bas enabled Us to consult their
interests equally n. we'll ~ our own
In purchasing stock. Our goods are
sold upon their merit and unless
they sustain the recommend we give
them may he returned aud the mon.
ey refunded.
AL reasonable efforts will be made
On our part To maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our long
acquaintance and pleasant business
associations with the people OF the
county has seemed to establish.
ssE..,-T =. O'.Ts.7LLEE
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FREE. FssE.. FREE!


4 new remedy for this dreaded
disease ha. been discovered by DR.,
nsmlns. A single application will
convince tAe most saerticai Of it,
most woaoerful healing ipwsrs. BY
calling on your druggist, you can
obtain sample hax free 81 charge,
which will satisfy you II lie curative
qualities. lsd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-14
4 GARD.

To all who are suffering from
the erreys and iaSiserc,sons Of youth.
nervous weakness, early decay, loss
cf manhood. 30. l will send 4 rec
irs that will cure you, FREE OF
.CHARGE> This great remedy was
discovered by \ missionary In South
Amcrica. Send aself.adarsssea en-
velope tt tho Rev, Joseph 7, Inman,
station u, n. y, City. 7yi.
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ENN#FSsa. IwWA HNEAN
The Best Couch Medlcias
IN THE WORLD
SAMPLE FREE OF CHARGE.

Call on your druggist and get IA
sample bottle Vt Browns ENpc.to~
rant free Of charge. Ii cures Coughs
Haarseness, Whooping Cough and
Consumption In lis early stages. Ii
is scientific preparation, admiralty
adapted FOX the cure IF all Throat
AID Lung Diseases. Ii is pleasant
III take and entirely harmless. Try
it, ii COSTS you nothing. Regular
size bottles, 5ac. aud sl.ua. For sale
hy all druggists. latsb
.Iaraxine Memorandum Book free.
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rllgs AND sraS

Fn,s wAeass ants h>a.eass. rats, nile
gaphess. eaA1s saulsAs. e.cass3 cut ny "heaSh ,
Rats la &st4s
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Arrangements have been 30 far
completed as to insure an old fash
Toned fourth Of July celebration Ia
Cresco this year. Mr.. Beaale has
been chosen president Of the day,
Frank Sayre, reader, Rev. McCon.
nell Chaplain.
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El'slNs.sS NOTICES.
WILLS "lsot ell ON ,<lAN
10 SOLDIERS and sainisRs' HEIRS

AK fer Webs s'isaaNa TIA CagNS" tsH quick
'o,sstetc, lvltaaavaI ease casGs, warts, Nsn>
aas. sSlSs
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AprsFNFrTe-ist page.
ATTOFNEYs-.,tii pG.re.
AUcTIoS SALEs-7th and sth pages
BosRpING-4th Pare.
BooKs, &C.-5th page
BUSINESS CHASCEs-ith oay,.
CITY ITEMs-Stb page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-4th page.
IEATHs-sth ysage
DENrTsTRY-Tth page.
DINING KoOMs-St tn I,age.
DRY GOOD5- 9Th U.tge-
EDUcATIOSAL-sth rtrs-
FAMILY SUPPIi 18th page.
F1NANCIAI-7th PAGE.
For REHr (Rooms)-4.Ip,
ICR RENT CIOusPs}-{th ~sy,
Fer REST CNisceIlaaeousl-4th page
ICI SALE (sIiscrllneous)-it.lp page.
1tf SAIL Uou-es1-..h D--e.
GENTLEMES's GooDs-6tIl PAGE.
HOUsEFURNIeHINGS--5 pare.
LADIES GOODS-5th Pare.
LIST OF I.EETERs-3d page.
LOST AND OUSD-4th PAGE.
Monty TO IOAS4ith plss.
MEDICAL, &C.-1th PAGE.
IFEsONAL-4th rs.rc.
PIANOs AND O2GaEs-6tl page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PROPosALs-5th page
EAIEcAIs-6th page.
sCrAP PIC UREs-5th page.
SEwISG MACEISEs-6tl page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Ist page.
SFToIAITIES-Tthn nlre.
STEAMERS Keith Pare.
SAIT DEPosIr-Sti pl...
IEF TR4DFs-1th pare.
UNDFRTAKERS. &c.-7th page.
WANTED Qielrl-4th PAGE.
NANTED tSituationsl-ith page.
WANTED (Houses-4th PAGE.
WANTED tRoOna)-4th PAGE.
WANTED tNsceli@r" "1af~l-tti page.
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The Agitation in France.
FLIGHT OF LOUISE RMicHRL-PREc.prIoSsA Aalrysp

vi 1osiSn hfNhkL-fhkCACr1ONS AGAINST
SUNDAY DISORDERS.
PARIS, March lit IS stated that Inu,sa
Michel has Ned 10 Switzerland. Reassurlng tele-
grams have been received from projects through.
OUT the country. Precautions, however, have been
Sunday. -
TWENTY TWO COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATIONS IN PARus
To-MoRRow.
PARIS, March lZ-Twenty-two communist han.
Quefs and meetings are announced for tomorrow
Ia various parts OF the city. It is probable that
tne anarchists VIII not meet In the Champ do
Mars, as was expected, but VIII oh ase another
place unknown 10 the government The garrison
OF Paris VIII be confined 10 their barracks to-mor-
row. Ihe Provincial Prospects have been ordered
10 send telegrams 70 Paris every hour during 10.
morrow. reporting the state OF affairs In their 70.
Spectiye Jurisdictions
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Irish Affairs,
THE CHARGES AGAINST MR.

THE CHARGES AGAINST BIGGAe.
DUBLIN, March T-Mr Biggar arrived M wetAr,
Iord yesterday. TO appear In court to answer the
charge oi uttering sedit1ous language In n speech
last December. IL is expected, however that the
crown Will apply for change OF venue In his
case.
PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO RELIEVE DISTRESS IN
IRELAND.
LONDON, March l7.-Lord Dunraven Intends IN
propose at the present session or parliament mo-
CoDS In favor or legislation on behalr OF Irish
lahorerS and for large scheme OF emigration. In
ORDER TO prevent a recurrence or distress In
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-acquitlal Of Dr. Forbes.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 17.-Dr Wm &
FORBES demonstrator or anatomy I'm jefferson
Medical College, charged with completely I'm the
desecration OF graves in Lebanon cemetery. WAS
acqutted This morning in the court OF quarter
sessions.
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News fro I'm the Ola World.

THE LONDON ENPLOSION
LONDON, March 17.-An examination shows thas
the case and contents OF explosive material used
In the attempt 10 blow up the Times ofIlce on
IhurSday night, are exactly similar 20 those
found after the recent explosion In Glasgow.
FUNERAL OF KARL MARX
LONDON, March l7.-The remains OF the late
Karl Marx were buried In High Gate cemetery TO.
day. The funeral was private
FIFTEEN OR MORE LIVES LOST BY sHIPwREcK.
LONDON, March 17.-The ship Dunst Image
from Calcutta VIA Dundee, for Liverpool, has been
wrecked on the coast or Aberdeenshire. Fifteen
men, besides a number OF women and children
were drowned.
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NNErr-FTvE PosTNAeTERs coHnHsnoTKn-1ae
President yesterday signed the commissions q
n!nety-flve postmasters, the largest number ev0e
before signed in one day; among them Wm- -
Moeby az Liberty. Va, and VIM y. Hamutoe -
Chestertown, Nd
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kilograms to The Star.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
THE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
Loss OF LIFE By SHIPwRECY.
Pursuit Of Train Robbcr,.

LrrTLS Rock, ARK, March i1-The train rob&
oerS, who murdered Conductor Cain, OF the Fort
smith railroad, have been pursued 70 Washington
county where they separated, going north inte
Missouri Ii Is now known that they are the John.
son brothers, and noted desperate named Hern.
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PORTLAND CEMENT.

DYckERHoFF PORTLAND CEMENT.
just arrived, and in Warehouse at
BISCOE'S L NTH STREET WHARVES
cargo fresh from Factory at Amoneburg Germany
Iestmonic Is from responsible consumers and experts
who have used and tested this Cement, proves cOic
syey that Is the best Imported the market
FOR information as to prices, &C.. Apply to
II. L. CRAWFORD,
Or' Ii. L. BiSCOE, Sole Agent d. c.,
10th st. wharyes. l49O + st n w
PAVFMENTS FOR
sIDEWALkS, CELLARS. GARDEN AND PARK
WALKS. On WHEREVER SOLID DURABJ II
PAVEMENT Is REQUIRED, N GRANOiJTHJGl
ARTIFICIAL s1ONE, NEGOTIATED MASTIC
ASPHALTCM.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
H. l.. CRAWFORD
mhii-IIa 1920 street northwest.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Fushw.ss Corner Pennsyivania Ava and 1lth ss.,y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

FNr FvFSTre FTAR ia served to subscrifers m fhs
their account at 10 cents per
Weef. or - eents Ter month. Cores the counter
eeItfsach Bymail-poetage prepaid-50 cents Q month
q year. So si1 months S3.
Entered at the Post Office at Warrington d. c. a.
second -class mail matter.
TRE WEEKLY STAa-publishr., On F-sday-sl a wear
pottsFs prepaid. SIX months. so cents
ss All msil subscriptions must he paid In advance:
ftIarer sent longer then IS pasd for.
Ratet Of adyertising made Known cyl anplicstior
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TeleGra pllic Briefs.

The Missouri house has passed a bill fixing rail-.
ROAD passenger fare at three cents per mile
special from Jacksonville, Texas, saws: GA
1lre occurred here yesterday. which consumed an
entire block. The loss is 500 O00 Insurance light
The post Office was destroyed"
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ARREST OF ALLEGED POLICY WRfTERe.-Lieue
Arnold and License Agent Ran made an early end
effective raid the policy shops Ia the NTH pro.
ciuct this morning. The recent heavy raids on
these establishments served 70 suppress the busie
ness for some time. but new nrm started few
days ago and put on large number OF wrtterA
markable expedition, and was put into effect at
an earlier hour than usual Six persons were nus
under arrest for being writers, and, nearly eli OF
Them having been arrested before, they were held
In 500 collateral each. The parties arrested arc
Patrick Mcnamara, George Gardner, George
Myers, Jos Ennis, Wm. Reed and Emma Miller
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The Bill Making Provision for the Ex-
penses Of the District Government
During the Present Fiscal Year-HOw
the Sum Appropriated 10 Apportioncd
Among the Various Public Works. I'm.
stitutiOns and Offices, Gc.-Other Leg
islati0n EmbOdied i'm the Act.
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D,str1ct Of Cotmn,bia, Cdgof Washington 81:
l., d.. A. RUFF. Cashier of the above named
bank DO soiemny swear that the above statement is
true 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
j. A. RUFF, Cashier.
Snbscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of
March. 1853. ' N
SAM'L II. WALKER, Notary Public.
Correct-Atast
SAMUEL NORMENT
JAS. L. BARBOUR, [ D.
=. II. BROWNING, 'Diiectors'
1t JAS S. EDWANDS
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WALKER,s. 40 igTH STREET NORTHWEST. =
rpy., Hy CHARCoAIS M fhLT AND FITCH: Build
k4sTEK. CARPET LININds w. W. BkUsHEs
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For the Metropolitan police force $s0l $50 is ap-
propriated, as follows: Major and superintendent,
$4,000; captain, $3.50; property clerk, 81 800: one
clerk, 500; one clerk, 500: four surgeons for the
police and fire departments, $3.50 each; additional
compensation to privates detailed from time to time
for special service In the detection and prevention
OF crime, 000 so much thereof as may be neces
81, 40 each: eighty prfvates Glass one, $500 each:
one hundred and thirty-dve prtvates, class two,
$1.060 each; sixteen station keepers, t720 each:
eight laborers, $50 each: one messenger, 500;
one messenger, $500; one major and superin-
tendent mounted, $40; one captain, mounted,
$40; twenty neutenants, sergeants ana prf-
ambulance driver. $50; one assistant 20 driver.
Sa0; rent of uxt@ and seventh precinct station
heatqdArterh tRaeo; for fuel N.5dp; repairs to
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On and after MARCH l6 III annual divilend
on the Stock OF the Columbia Railway mp1ay win be
paid ct the once 02 the Secretary 8lA a1kek Space.
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DIED.

DIED.
ADAMs Departed this life on Friday May 4, 1883.
49,, Not dead, bu, gone before" :.
ct T. .f e q
MRiME r fd'S se1sa ss
Ann Barnes aged twenty years and eight months
%ondg Ray ~ south
:Sas i s%s
nR9ES e s1H4 Rs %y s s g. 2s
h
1926 18th street northwest on Tuesday May at $50
invited to attend. ''' i''pe0"u.S
SHH o 5A fftrfe- ss: ny S Ysss
third year Of her age.
a late Msx
sSds Of I'll s%Sy Hasf q St.
Il sSSafHn Sn s ss 81 1ss Ss
In % ssss psos saS
"a First street southwest on Sunday May 9Th, at
1ATHRop. On May 9Th. 1883. at 2:45 am. F. B.
ased %o ana late Mrs. Maria
II i e Ef1 sS
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Ms Rspss'sf fs1sraks go
sss9 q asd u Se s3d
sba as s from
the ds@S invited . b
R6B8RRFE %h Be. .s 1881 .se! st sns
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-05

4 story Of Infanttle Suffering Truly as
Told BY His 1arents.

Nh EDrroR:-We fed Il our duty to write you what
the CUTIcuRA remedies have dene for little boy,
VINO mas been terribly afflicted with Salt Rhuem. Scrof-
ua and Erys1pelas Once howas born. and nothing
We could give him helped him uukl tried CuTIcURA
which, after using quite aquantty began to help him
and gradually cured him antu - Is fair a any
child His body was completely covered. and his face
and lands sweiled vert bsdly We had comfort
with him: il was much arork . take care Of h and
be suffered 3d. We begzn to tzaat him when he lS
months old. giving him asrst ID drops Of the Curl
cURA REsoLvENT at . tme bathing in warm water and
CUTIoURA SOAP, and applying CUTIoURA carefully to
the entire body He is now 81 years old and per-
fecty well. We have not written before, because we
thought It might appear. again. but it has not and we
very thankful.
Be:chertown, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-05
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