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SILKS, SILKS, SIZES.

Another large lot Of SILKS just received from New
York.
CAR TIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
S S9b9R VEINS EANeX {o SILKS @ o,, ,. ,.,
eoLokED RADz1MER SILKS, excellent quality,
coLQRED SpAsHMEREs. pure WOOL double width.
lac KS Ses quality reduced
s9s e eh' widest and
CoLORED SILKS. excellent quality, reduced from
coLokED sAfINs. in pink, cream and light blue 70
HANDSOME s s BRocApE SILKS in cream mini and
light blue rsdnced from $l Is to actual cost, III.
pure WOOL large size, reduced to actual
AGk sILKs sstrsl cash value g. reduced to q
NEW, NEW YORK OF ,o MILLS sHEET1Na. ono yard and .
CARRIERS,
Ieoo I'll MARKET sPACKll
PURITY S%EEF s S%sahAsE 5igaArrrra
t.oseosr F5h1 fSS SEtST aashHrn.
TNHE MOST USEFUL PRESENT
FOR YOUNG BoYa
nice overcost or Suit of Clothes ranging In price
from $3.50 to So. Also Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes
he Avery cheap for the HoiidAyA
J. W. EELBY
d21 is1A-l9l6 Pennsylvania svenuA
q s9a ssss. 4sR
VALENTINE AND EASTER CAnDs
AND NOVELTIES!
Just received and ready for early selectIona
BeGdes the above have Alarye md choice stock Of
BIRTHDAY CARDS CONSULTATION CARDS
AND WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS
Card plate Engraving and Printing specdalty-lOo
Cards printed hest Bristol board Cards for o.
WHITAKER'6 BOOKSTORE
nos PENNSYLVANIA AvENUK
ble Fo91nerly Oh Pa ava
JAPAHEsE scRoI1A FANG xTo
and DseaEsttvs P1otursA 5ay Gould "a sthss mia
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READ sinsheimer's advertisement,

THE fine photos OF Kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa ave,
continue to be s. per dOz, with thirteenth
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Mrs. Speaker Carlisle Cured Of Rheu
matiSnn.

HER LETTER TO PROF. A. j. DEXTER, NO so 18TH
The following explains Itself.
RIGGS HOUSE, February IA. 1884.
Prog. A. j. DertoT-Dear Sir: have suffered Will
infiaInInatory rheumatism for thirty years Hear
Ing or your skill i determined TO try your treat
Ineht After the first application was enabled TO
sleep profoundly, not having had any rest for a
Week AT present am using my arm freely which
was poweriess for some time. l SITTER no pam.
III gives me great pleasure 10 add my name to the
many you have cured My general health is greatly
Improved Respectfully,
Mrs. JOHN O.. CARLISLE. Sneakers WHEY
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GRAPE VINES and other trimmings done. Address
l. l. Baker, Ala 18th street southwest
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SPECIAL SALE
REQUIs1TEs
FOR
PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS.
The PALAIs ROYAL (recognizing the near approach
of Lent is anxious reduce stock The special prices
for our Special Sale should attract attention.
Cream Spanish Guipure Lace.
i'll. wide, 25c
Sin WIDE DC
Oriental Lace; Twenty Designs
IS, 49, and CSC.
Oriental Lace for Neck and Sleeves.
lin. wide. 13c.
Point Gauze Lace worth sl5o.
5 in wide &c.
Beaded Iaces. Job Lot
Sin, 25c. worth Soc
~ in, Csc. worth Soc
LAcEs For overdresses and Sleeves we have
Marguerite Net at CSC.
1AcEs HAND sa Sspia aR Ss
$l6s. sLss. $3.50
LAcEs Silk Tulle, in Cream and White 1sc.
,.,vs AL Silk Tissue Yelling an shades.
Pompadour Crepe I.isse
LACES Csc, regular price 4Sc.
25c;-speclal bargain.
1AoEs 1rH ssc worth GFSP 81 siase'
LACEs Special Lot Black Laces.
All Styles, wonderful bargains.
Also, Special Lot of Black all Silk,
LAcEs FROM, o., a as ia q Lace si i,iehus
Irish Point and othe Fancy Laces,
pTic
THE sE B heF oEEE EE F2h kT TH EE SPECIAL
For IS Cents
FLOWERS B snaa c Sa rspRs RHsss'
Sh sSs Valley fal snd OF
erly SOLD at 4sc.
~ " For 80 Cents
FLOWERS and fine Assortment
which positively sold formerly
FLOWERS Cor 75c.
For 4s Cents,
FLOWERS The arrival OF our new stock
has forced us to reduce our
F1owERs CSC; - FLOWERS Lower 1T, to , &c: 80
1Ao"A"' - ss 90 @ %ith E sSo st, e
new coda
~ "'' For 6s Cents
FLOWERS mens q f1oSersE :Tr.vsi-
FLOWERS ~ -S; s. f IS az q 70
FLOWERS Finest Imported Novelties.rep-
re Sen Pg{c French isa. ih, S S.Ss
FLOWERS usual prices.
The p.1.is g sSys.1 k %! S ssS,,: In
GLOVES men. $l-s5 per pair.
Ladies' Undressed Kid Mousqus-
and Light Grsys; 10 But
The "Palais Royal" Kid Mousqus-
$L50per pair.
GLOVES ladies' Gloves from stoss
Buttona
SPECIAL BARaA1Na
White and Black Satin Fans. hand
painted, for SO cents.; the same with
FANS Feather Tops, q IS: The "Psl.is
FANS 10y ri s's fs1 q: s1s
:. Hsr orns%ents for sass: Is B1sfs for Sc =;
Is 70 ssa
$50. which Is half jewelers. prices
Gents white satin Bows go
Gents White Satin Scarfs CSC
ds Cent: k,ssn v. c SlSSs. IA Si San.
PALAIS ROYAL
febs lll7-1lls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
I. KERVAND,
Ays Engraver, Lifhogfapher and Plate Printer
Letter, Note and Bin Heads; Checka DraftG &c /.
Mining Stock Certificates . Speciality
ms lol2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERS. 20x l0TH STREET NORTHWEST-
w Carpet Lining Felt Shoemaker,s squeak Port
and and TnrlN Tf,vnn fSx.I
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w. Nj. SHusrER & Soxs

HAVE OPENED A FULL, STOCK OF NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS IN CLOTHS. TRIC0TINES, PRIT-
SHADES.
COTTON SATTEENS IN CHOICE DESIGNS
BATISTE IN CHOICE PATTERNS
S1LkS IN NEW COl0RINGS AND 4 FULL STOCK
of CHOICE MOURNING GOODS AT Low PRICES
We ARE CLOSING ALL OUR WINTER GOODS
Al kEDCCED PRICES. AND OFFER MANY DE-
ClDED BARGAINS IN SILKS NEINETS' AND
CLOTHS Bi -ACk SILK VELNETS AT WHOLESALE
PRlCl = HE CHEAPEST EVER SHOWN IN THIS
0RANl MARKET. CHOICE BLACK SILKS AT LOW
PISCES SPECIAL BARGAINS AT 81, 81. p and 81 SO
TABLE LINENS IN ELEGANT PATTERNS AND
QUALITIES All GREAT BARGAINS
OUR STOCK Is LARGE AND WE ARE OFFERING
DECIDED INDUCEMENTS TO PURt,H ASERS
EVENING SILKS GREATLY REDUCED.
ONE PRICE.
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PURE OLD RYE WHISTLES, for medical and other
purposes Go 10 Xander's, where the pure article
can always be had. No Oil 9Th street northwest
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world, which Dr.. Bulbs Cough syrup cuts short l
The Tale OF the False Teeth.
RAISE teeth may tell lies In quiet way. But q
real tooth tells the solemn truth when it sends its
messages OF pain through all the nerves and
muscles OF the face 81 have the toothache!n is the
almost audible howl And the echo is ayes, and
tne ooothache has mel" When the pains Of neu-
ralg18 settle In decayed tooth something must be
done. Get Perry Davis Pain Killer. 60
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PAIN Ii THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS vo1rA1o ELECTRIC PLASTER

Instantly Affects the Nervous System and banishes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR Is Cents It sn-
nihilates Pain. vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Psrts
strengthens Tired Musces prevents Disease and does
more in one half the time than any other plaster IN the
woEs0. Sold evesywhsrA febu
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NORToNS PINEAPPLE CHEEsE-John II. Magru-
der, 141s Eew York avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
CTF1CI OF THs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WASHINGTON. ID. e., Feb. IA. 1884, $50 a. m
The Weather.

.. wv 4
For the middle Atlantic states. rain followed by
much colder clearing weather. winds shifting west
and northwest. higher barometer The cold wave has
advanced 10 the Ohio valley Much colderfair wea-
ther Is Indicated for the Atlantic districts to-
night and Friday The Ohio will continue Ia rise at
Cincinnati and points below the Cumberland. Az
kansas, the central and lower Mississippi aud Red
rivers will continue TO rise Cautiunary o-shore sig
mails continue at lndtanOla and Galveston. and are
ordered for Smithyille, Wilmington, Macon. Hat
teras: Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry, Norfolk, Fort Mon
roes Baltimore, Chincoteague, Breakwatef, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New
YORK, New Haven, New London. Block Island, New
port, Prov1ncetown, Section ., Boston, section &
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HARE ATTRACTION

RARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR RUPrFRTS
Nos l03 and 405 9TH northwest
Now on hand maenlhcent stock Of EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDfESs
NHlSK HOLDERS. OF different designs
Fancy WORSTED WORK and KNITTED GOODS Of
every description. Complete Outfit for Children
MER1NO CllOAkS Children's LACE. SATIN and
VELVET BoNNETS
Germantown and Zephyr wORSTED
t,rlmAn KNITTING YARN, all colors. and AL kinds
Of EMBROIDERED MATERIALS on hand q the low.
est market price. ais
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CITY ITEMS.

A Neglected Cough is ameans OF leaving this
world, which Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup cuts short. l
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Nm sHUSTER SONS,
919 Pennsylvania avenue
n B-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST feb9
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

JoHs +. E11rs & Co,
No. 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEAR 10TH STREET
The Oldest and largest music house IN the city
DISTINGUISHED lS52) ~
WEBER AND OTHER PIANOS
MASON & HAMLIN, SMITH AMERICAN GEO
We ODDS & co, FORT WAYNE, CHASE, STERLING
and ESTY ORGANS, S22. So, s40 ESQ., SEQ. e75. ana
upwards. Good Second hand Pianos from $40 upwards
Al guaranteed. and if not represented win be
charged. money refunded. febl3-6t
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Wells, May-apple Glver pills. 1oc and q,
Those Complaining of

bHOHc OOEI1PIHIhIuY Ot
sore throat or hoarseneSS should use Browns Bro,
ch1al Troches The effect is extraordinary, part
cularly when used by singers and speakers Il
clearing the Voice 90
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The fragrant Sealskin cigars are now on sale in
washington The finest imported brands do not
excel them. Nature furnishes the only flavor Bar
bour Hamilton, wholesale agents 2
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Look for Yourself
Beware OF SLOW acting limitations OF Benson's
Capcine Porous Plasters. Word Capcine cut In the
genuine.
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WAKER.S 204 l0TH STREET NORTHWEST
Carpet Lining Felt Shoemaker Antd- sQueak Port
land and r. Top CementA Lima Plaster. bitch Felt
Hair. Crocka Tai. Tina &c ~
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The HARNESS SALE-Great interest was mani.
rested In the sale OF harness at DOwIingS auction
rooms this morning, and about two hundred sets
were sold, but at remarkably low prices. The bal
ance Will be positively closed out tomorrow morn,
Ing, when dealers and those In need OF such goods
would do well to attend. The sale will commence
at 10 O'Clock.
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NCtrkSAS lNPRovEHESTS--B- +. Gilbert, of this
CITY ha5 cofiiil-ted his survey of TakakOma PARK
anu mas coi,i;ns need the erection OF fifty houses
IhlS PARK contains 8 acres. One-half Ia NontgOn-
Is county anc the other in the District. Ii lies
metiiateiy Oh the Metropolitan Branch, and is six
mixes from Washington several officers Of the
army ana navy nave purchased lots with view or
building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 3-The Senate
Committee on Public Lands decided. by
q nearly unanimous vote, in favor Of the
forfeiture Of the Texas Pacific Terrific.
rial land grant assigned 70 the 60ushern
Pacific Railroad Company. A motion
was then made 10 restore the land to
the public domain, aud pending action
the committee adjourned.
10 restore the lands hmm diately to
the public domain without other action
than 10 provided in the House bill, would
in the opinion Of some members Of the
COMMITTEES, make the lands subject TO
appropriation under existing laws for
speculative rarp0sss. Il IL pr0posed to
CONSIDER, aud perhaps amend, certain
features 81 the House bill. 20 a. 70 make
sure that the lands will BE- available for
no other purpose than actual settlement.
A special meeting will probably be call
cd within day or two 70 dispose Of the
matter.
The star Reuse 1nveselgaetea.
Ex Postmaster General James has
photographed Springer that Il will b. in
convenient for him 10 appear in the stax
route investigation on Tuesday. and the
latter has postponed the examination
until "wednesday. 4AcVeAQh appears
THU, day, ex-senator Spencer on Fra
dny aud a. n. Gibson on saturday.
Al D0psstaue oeelsasa.
A decision vas rendered By the So
rrs,pe Court this afternoon 10 the long
pending legal case Of Juiliard ~ 0rssn-
man. The court holds Ne legal tender act
of March I, 1878, b valid and consstsu
tioral. and that treasury notes rosssued
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DUNoHED nETInAT OF TEE 11lfS01

1UAonxD AKTH1Af o. TAs hezTSss
TDooPA
LONDON. March 3.-The Tinses eays:
We understand that esdsss have ben
esnt 10 0onasal 0saham 10 retreat festh-
With from Tokas, and arrange fee -
immediaeo rotsoa1 Of ~ tsoopo -
Egypt. Ths peopls Of T0kAS kiaDod
0vnoeal 0raham's hands - b. eotoeod
a. oovu. and there - Groat Vu8oioina.
The enemy aoknovlodeea that 100 Of
their nnmbse were ki1lod In The late
boffle,
sz1uAT1ca OF oaaGAx DsoaGA.
0uAxu. March a-Rivs tAoasand
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r y h u 1 = -
Victoria Nooes.

vICros1A, B. c., March 3.-While at
tempting to arrest an Indian prisoner
last evening the policeman was as.
saulted by . gang and had TO Ore his re-
volvsr. He then got bis prisoner to
Jail.
Arrived, bark Pasific Slope. from
Shanghai.
Passengers from Victoria, per Mex
loo, for San Francisco: D. w. HIGGINS,
John Grant, n. p, and wife, B. Nc
Keess, n. p, ]. II. Reese and wife. @.
H. Freedman, Miss Edith Eppenheinsr,
Miss 4. M0utt, George Stokes, w. T.
00wsn, ]. Cattanaoh, ]. Ray, Nm. Ray
and infant, w. Hank, D. w. Huehston,
James AcCurdy, H. Tillon and John
knight.
The carpenters and joiners Of Victo-
ria are on Q strike and want q reduction
Of working hours TO Afty-four per week,
equal TO an advance Of ten per cont BY
the employees. Two large employers
refuse The request, and are importing
from the sound to isclAee the strikers
as The old rates. The strikers threaten
the formation Of An association among
themselves, and for that purpose mass
meeting Wlll b held this evoninR.
ne Dsaflsh 1roops Nes @ De VIA.
L,ouDoa, March SIN the House Of
Lords Earl Granville said the reports Of
the immediate withdrawal Of the Brit
ish troous from the Soudan Vese ahsO-
iutely untrue. This statement Vao re-
ceived With loud cheers.
one ThsaaaaA PsasAa.
Loxpou, March 3.-Ths authorities
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the Senate adopted Q resolution expres-
sive of its sorrow at the death Of Has
kell, and a. further tribute Of respect.
sdioufuod,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

CHKIxxNE (Wyo.), March 3.-This
morning about 8 Eugene G. Gunnison,
alias z. b. Clifford, for some time
past business manager Of the
North,cesfern Lire Sfsck Journal, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in
the right temple. 0unnisOn Was oriRi-
nally from Massachusetts,, whore his
paYont0 now reside.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

an1., xGex. March 3.-Goveruments
"a e.1ay. firm. Stocks opened
- ~. olRhsr. except for Lacka-
- soo vas weater and ~ per
plrns~1 Saturdays closing. The
Stkee wss much disturbed Nv
- sent IN Lackswanns, Early
~ - oe'annd for active stocks
~ 49, 80 prices rose ld2x psi
~ .ser being Union Paaific
nnSIs % elz. Central Pacific
opIS~sn racine preferred leading
49, movement. In the after
80 ~. eood buying on reports
Eus.s mat Colorado rates had
~ Northern Pacific pre-
Quiss sUsfRon franssontinepta
Y 49, aosss. advancing to 475t
avssy and Northern PA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

Vest presented a memorial from the
President and members Of the Terri
torial counoil ~ New Mexico complain
inc Of the arbitrary assumption BY the
oIerk Of that Territory Of the power "a
deaieusts the members elected to the
teeritorial Legislature. thus dsPrivina the
houss Of such Legislature OF ifs right "a
iudpe of the election and Q0AlidoAtiou
| Of lie mer.bers. In conneoti0n With the
memorial Vest offered . resolution,
which Vas agreed 10, refeeSinR The sub
| iecS matter Of the complaint 70 the com
mittes On territories who Uogo 70 inst
tute an investigation With power b
eppd for persons and papers.
The following resolution Was o4ertd
lby BAyasd and ARreed 20:
Rssslrsxf, That the Oommittse on M.
| val Affairs be and are hereby instructed
10 inquire into the expense Of the prep
| arati0u and equipment Of foundry
| With 3 seam hammer and proper ma
| ohiuery, for shs manufacture BY TIN
sSovsrnmeut Of modesn artillery Of tn
Iarpees oalibee and moss improved con
ssruoeion, and 70 make . report thsrsoC
q a early . da.e ~ peaceloabls.
Pr0ooo6ina 70 the oo11o6Ar the Senatl
naased 8 number OF bills sntAoeizinl
~ eoosssuesiou Of public bsildiues
~ - exoesd for site and building tn
amcuuts following: Carson City, New.
0lO,O 600; Pueblo, Co.., $4,000.
Wiz he 6snats bad dispooed o
theao bilb, Logan called up tbo 4ilitar!
AeaAsay Appespeiatioa Bill; bot 9 ~
~ hsxin9 arrived from ~ House
I0Gnn Gavs way. and the meaoA9e ooa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

CHICAGO, March 3.-Reports have been
published here in an extended form OF
. contemplated rate outing TO Color
ado points. The Reduction vas an
nounced for Thursday of last week.
This il denied by the officials OF the
roads interested, a. 10 also the story
that the Burlington. Alton and Atchi
son, Topeka d Santa Fs roads had
formed q Veotorn alliance,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

!oex. March 3.-U. 8. Three's,
Ws iiSk "a, 1875; American
49, - Chicago. Burlington and
~ Delaware. I.ackawanna and
m n Iatx, Denver and Rio GrAuds
=. 11.n1lhal and st. Joe 1881, Kan
.ts1as lDa. Lake Shore iO&l<,
o. u ana Nashville 1875, Michigan
~ Northern Paolio %, Nor
80 ,.s preferred AN, North
| q list. Oregon Transcontinsntal
"a eeca Railway and Navigation
-! Improvement II, Rooh
sMs =. Paul 9i1, Panama 50
S.a - esao i2O>, Union Pacif 8l,S
N0 ssss Express 81, Pacific As
vsdlaa Pacific 5asl. Erie 1854
80 0eesral il6,<, Psc.6e Mai
~, fargo 4 Co. Ito, Western
IN Pat pOla,,,, pnQi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

NV Y0RK, March 3.-The Cmmmer-
~ Bsllstin's monthly fire record shows
sae IN February there we're 1877 fires
49, the loss Was between $4,000 and
W@O. With another Of $500, 900. The
iaesl Ian Was 1850 600. Adding the
January hres, the loss for the two
nootk6 amOunts In kle on On
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

NKw YORK, March 3.-The steamer
Servia arrived today from Liverpool.
She reports that shortly after leaving
Queenstown some Of the bearings of
the engine were melted and the ship
WAS Obliged to 40 half speed for the
entire passage. She had heavy west
erlv gales and high seas. On February
26 b, in latitude ~ "a, longitude 81. she
Q w a dense smoke aud made for u an
found burning vessel, but NO signs of
the crew or boats.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

HUAeN, Dakota, March 3.-The hard
eat SNOW and wind storm Of the white
il raging. Most all the reads are block
AIDED again, and the therm omster is !
degrees below Zero.
4 fanally Traeedy-Weleem Set
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

vmrnA, March alt = said thai
Montsseero b making psepasatlcos tor
. campaign h AlbAni, GOO men AaviNa
been ooneenteated on the froatise.
Prince NicAolaG, Of 4sutsns9Fo, D.
signs to settle the frontier qussetoa thia
spring By . corp De main, eeixinG shl
tsgrieogy whieh 4ontensgro claims.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-26
ESTR AY NOTICE

TAKEN UP BY CHAS. BROWN
in Alexandria Ward, and es-
srayed before mt, TWO BROWN
MARE MULES, no marks or brand
about six years old and Is hands
high. The SAID mules will be sold
uuder the estray law, at my office
In Alexandria, on Saturday, Oath OF
May, 1884, unless the owner ap'
pears and proves title and pays ex-
peuses as the law requires.
W. G.. McGIMSEY,
Justice Of Peace, Alexandria Ward.
Mch 2s-sds.
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The Times Democrat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK,

VIII be seut free. The It'd. ALMSNA has
neserN e.iiv attatred Il wide ponuiarity. II pre-.
scents IN condensed shape q large amount OF
information. local. sectional and geaeral. which
isin almost regular request Oy the student, the
politician. the blsiNess man. and by nj intelli.
gent citizens This : ears Issue. besides an I'm
usual Quantity OF finely engraved ana anpro.
PIRATE illustrations. will contain largo double.
page. accurately designed and artisucally en-.
Graved 6irt'Seye view of the buildings
grounds and location OF the Worlds Industrial
and Cotton Centennial Exposition.
Remittsnces can be made with but little in.
convenience or trouble FROM any postoflloe, by
postal note. money order or registeiHd letter.
For all purposes address
THE TIMES-DEDIOCRAT,
New Orleans. La.
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Fast Time, First-Class Equip.
ment, Sure COnnec-
tons.

v See that yonr tickets read via
Texas and Pacific Railway. For
Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, Rates
aud all required information. call
on or address any of the Ticket
Agents, nr
II. P HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston. Texas.
B. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Marshall. Texas.
H. C.. TOWNSEND.
Gen. Passenger Agt.. St. Louis, Mo.
H. NJ. HOXIE,
Third Vice President, St. Louis,
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY.

GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
rETWEEN THE EAST AND
ID the West. Short Line to New
Orleans and all points in Louisiana,
New Mexico, Arizona and Ca'if"r-
nia. Favorite Line to the North,
East and Southeast.
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PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Cars

dnily between st. Louis and Dallas,
Fort Worth, Ell Paso and San Fran
cisco, Cal. Also Marshall and New
Orleans without change. SOLID
TRAINS Ell PASO to ST. LOUIS.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CERr1FIcArE-We do hereby GER
tify that We supervise the arrange
ments for all tho monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and the same are con.
ducte'l with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac similes of
our signatures attached, in its ad.
vertisements.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
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Applications for rates to clubs
should be made only to the Office of
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly, giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, American
Express Order, New York Exchange
or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
ges on all sums Of SIS or upwards.
Address, NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and
make Money Orders payable to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
ALBERT g. SON,
General Agents, Alcxaudria, La.
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Incorporated in 1868 for Is years
by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes with II
Capital of $1,000, 900, to which n
reserve fund Of over $500 has
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote
its franchise was made Il part Ot
the present State Constitution
December Q, A. D. 1879.
The Portland daily press., 1884-09-09

a GOOD tene rent at Woodfords, on line Of HorI
IA Railroad. Enquire of j. H. READ
aug2Sdtf Ocean St. WoOdfords.