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Wool Growers of Montana,

sion business in Chicago since isil; have IN ex-
tcnsi'e acquaintance with manufacturers and
dealers, both Gust and west, and think our fac II
house u. the country. We nrc making n spec
ialtyof Montana woods, having found them s,l-
perior both in grade and condition, to any wost-
cash market, which enables us to mike quick
sales md prompt returns to our customers. We
will advance two-thrls of the nnrket yalue ON
rchnrGcs arc ono cent per pound for soIling,
which covers nll expenses to the shipper, except
freight cn'tnRc and interest We rcfer, by per-
mission, 70 >. W. Rnwson, president of the Union
Trust Co.'S Bank, Chicago; Major Wallace, Utica
,loninGa; Hatch Bros, Big Elk; and II. Ii,
Mund, bnnkor, Billings,
y. W. HALL. & CO..
lI6 Michigan ST., Chicago. Ills
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice Of Finat Eotrv,

LAND OFFICE At NELkNA, MONT,.k
Aug. ], lRS4.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following.
~ named settler has filed notice OF hjs intSn.
ton to make proof in support of his claim, and
TINT snid pr9of will be made before tho John Ksr.
mouth ,a Of Deep creek, Mcnkhor county, on Sept,
H. SSsa' ,4 yiz; henry y Brown who made preemption
y NO 137, Tor the swi4 swis soc lots and 10
SOC . lots soc tp ~ n Of r2e. - '
Hc names the following witnessed to provo hif
coniinnonT aii % residence npon, and cultivation Of
Thnrrton Edward Hugiis and Robert VAUGHN Iii
of Sun River, NJ. 7, r. .AOktNoOM RsSistcr
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21

and $1,000 more was borrowed and
added to the $500 and tho trade was
consummated. Hirschmann then
thought he would take one of the
bricks, but only had $500 with him.
Tho $500 and the brick were deposit
cd with the bartender at this saloon,
while Charles went out to get more
money. When he returned he found
all parties there but the Colorado
man, who had stepped cut for u few
minutes, and failed II return; but the
money ,nl brick were still there.
The Minneapolis man became s,,spic-
ious and had the brick he had pur-
chased tested ut the same place the
first test was made. and found it to
be composed of lead and copper The
man had changed tho bricks Pion-
Ger Press.
Chicago cattle men say tho Texas
quarantine is gotten up for the bcnc-
fit of Montana stockmen.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MT.)
July Z, 1891
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
namcd settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim and
TINT said proof will h9 made before tho Register
and Receiver Of the u. =. Land Office, nj Helena,
MT. on Saturday, August y, 1881, viz: Darwin u
Ostrom, who made prrcmption ID y. No. as.,2, for
the e's hwl-i nwi-l swl-i sell nwl-l see . tp -
r7w
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous maidcmce upon md cultivation OF
IMmpkin, Allen B { Whirplo and Join Enmnn.
all OF Florence, MI II. Atkinson, Reg.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Final Entry
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MONT. ,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA MONT,
July \, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following.
named settler hps filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his clnim, nnd
thgt snid proof will be made before l.. =. Wells,
u Notary. Public In and for Lewis and Clarke
county, NJ. r., ut Sun River, NJ. r., on August
~ Ky, yi2: Charles ltimell, WHO made precmp-
ton y. y. No. GrN for lots and l, sell Of nwi,
acc. ., md lot l sec. u, tp. ~ RE.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
con, n,inGons residence upon, and cultivation Of.
John Lynch and Rodcrick Mcleod MI of Sun
Wvcr.M. L. +. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

'1s'D VEF1OE Mt 1III4ENA, MONT,
NOTICE il hereby given that the iolIow,ns-
manned settler la: filed notice Of his Intention
e. 70 make tnal proof ip support Of his claim, and
lott Notary Public in and for choteau ccaaes. q,
Mt, ht t,h9t,.nn, ., NJ. r., on August 2s, 1881, VIZ:
MsorEa sn,o e. Miller, who made pr" anption IS No.
r6w. ~ VI
~ lie name the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: Joseph Mcmillan. Carl Hur. M
hnnk, Daniel Mckay and Robert i MILLER, iii Of
thotean, NJ. IT, +. Atkinson, Reaiate,.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MoNr. I
July Z, 1871. :
NOTICE, is hereby given tint tho following
~ named settler l,as filed notice of his intent
ion TO make final proof ~ support Of his clnim
and that said proof will ~. made before the
hegistcr and Receiver Of the U \ Land Office nj
Helena, Mt: on saturday, August 23. 1884, viz:
Timothy Pratt, who made ,preemptipn ID = No.
asia, for the sw'i nwii and lot sec /, Up u q
W and wa Rwii sec 80 tw ~ n rU W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npon,. md cultivation Of,
snid lind w: Allen y G WhiEple John Lcmnn,
Darwin ID Ostroin and John Weaver, all of Flor
ence, MT. +. ATKINSON, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At WELENA,
July X, Iss4
NJ otce is hereby, given that the faIlowing named
ssctller has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
nMl pron,i II support Of his claim. and that said
Rr9oi WI ne made before John .Kerlsr, Notary
at Sun River, N. M. on August q, 1881, VIZ: Lem.
aal loonis who made presumption D = No. 0.s7,
lot No. 7 SEQ 8 tp IN Of r3w. @A"
lin names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
J. Ellis and William Berkenbuei 81 Sun RiSc,.
MT. u. ADkINSON Revistsr
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice OF Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MT, !
.luIy os 1874 {

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MT.)
July y, 1854.
NOTICE, IL hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inicI-
tion to make final proof in support Of his clnim
md that saih proof will be made before r. q.
clnrEe comfy. j. T.. n,F!orcnc, N. r., on sntur-
day, Sept s!tt' ls.i, yiz; henry Ford, who ln,,lo
prcenptiDn u No 300 for the sia nwl-4 nwI-i
swl-i sec 2s srl-i soc 20 tp ~ n Of rsw
Ilc. names TIN, following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence. upon md cultivation of
snia lnnd, ylz; Dewitt { Ho,brnok, John Lnp-
Cecil, Montana. u. Atkinson, Register
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice o Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HALENA, Mt,
July 7, 1881.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ nnmel settler has filed his intention TO make
fnnl pro2f in support Of his claim, and that snid
proof VIII be- made before tho Register and Re-
ccivcr Of the u y land Office ut lirlenn, NJ r. ON
Saturday, August 23d. 1891. viz: Allen BIC Whip-
plc. who nude prcemption ID $ No. 5slt for tie
~, tip 22n 7w.
He nnmes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
ti'id land yz Timothy ID Pratt John Leman
Dnrwin j Ostrnn and AlphonzO Lampkins, all
OF Florence. L. i. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
July a. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
tion to make final proof IN support Of his claim,
Register and Receiver OF tho u i Land Oiiicc mi M
Helena, 81. T., on Saturday, August ~, 1871, viz:
!cwic G. Johnes, who made preemption ID. S.N0.
ilai. for the ~ swii and lot o sec, ~ and lot o
see. II. tp ION RE
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuo,is rcsilcncc upon and cultivation Of
snid land viz: Henry ID. Evans, George Travis.
William Ncgas and Coles vanwort all Of Helena,
MT r. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Notice Of Final Entry.

INND DO1vICk At HILENA, NJ. r.,
July II, 1884. I
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho follovins.
to make. final proof in support Of Ills claim. and
mt ;ad pr9n9i VIII be made before n Hs.sts
tan" n"'ay at ch"tsan ch 20, thats.u Nom
William Turner who made preemptioa No.
is72, for the scl.4 sec e.tp 2s u ofr5w.
iin na,nss the following witnesses q prove his
ssaid lnnd, viz William d Jones Lewis Tump..
l"r. Henry Parks and Charles u Perkins, vii of
theteau NJ. 4. F.ADKINSON Rosistsr ~
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
$40 Reward---Strayed or Stolen.

From Dnpuyer creek, one brown horse. sl,od,
Quo white hind foot branded z ON left shoulder,
weighs about iOoolbs Albo one roam horse
with star in forehead, high wcthers, branded X
ON lnft shoulder The above reward will bospaTi
for their recovery. Address IT, Perks
or hamilton & Hazlctt. Chotenu, Nj. II,
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

July II, lss4.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intsS.
iior 70 mike final proof in support OF HE cistss.
and that said proof will be made before JohH
4, rler, Notary Public in and for Lewis and
llnrks county, Montana, at Sun River, Montana,
on August ~ lssi, viz; John Brown, who mmde
se,,t ncl and lot see. 2 tp 10 0nofr2w ".
he names the following witnesses to provo his
coht'rlols rcsidence upon, and cultivation ~
Sh"pherd, Mnnton r, Shepherd and Alex G, Linz
all OF Fort Shaw, M.T. F.ADKlNSON, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

LAND OyYIcE, HELENA, Moxr,l
July'lO. 1874. 7
NOTICE In hereby given that the follovins,
~ named settler has filed his intention 10 u,aSe
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
pr10f viii! be nnde before the Rcgistsr and re.
eeeiyer ut the Unit. states Land Office In Hoiens
Montana, August 2td, 1884, Wig Fred W. HOopVf
who made pfecmptiOn declnratory statement No.
n Of rB ". :"
Hc names the following Witnesses 10 prove bic
continuous residence upon, and cultivation, Of
Helena, N T., and George Hooper and Robert
Steele Of Old Agency, NJ. +.
F.ADKINSON, Rsgistsr.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
$500 Reward---Strayed or Stolen,

On or about the l9th of June, ono bny horse
with two white hind feet and white star in fore
head; branded 90 on left thigh.
S
Also branded with circle on left thigh.
Also one cream mare with white stripe on nose
and white mime and tail. Branded and W r
left shoulder. Address, Mrs. NJ. WIEGAND.
Sun River, Mont
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21

CHARLES oesAweMo.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Cleaning and repairing done with nsatnasu
and dispatch. Char.us reasonable.
Ellis Block, BuN RIVER, MoK5.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
ton until the lust white or red rascal
is either hung OF driven from the
country.
Close Cali for Murphy.

Close Cali for Murphy.
On Saturday evening it was rumor-
cd that the 3-7-77 organization had
decided upon transncting little bus
mess with Neal Murphy thc captured
coach robber and horscthicf0 and to
that end would call upon him at his
private apartments in the city Jail,
bringing with them rope and all
other requirements for having n good
time. Sheriff Gilpatlick heard of the
proposed call and tried to arrange
with the contractor who has charge
OF putting in the ncw,iron works ut
the Jail to lock Murphy up for the
night in one Of the new vigilantc- proof
cells; but us tho work was not fully
completed the contractor refused to
receive the prisoner, fearing thnt by
reason of the uncompleted condition
OF the work, the 3-777 might gain adj
mission and disturb tho prisoners
slumbers. Gilpatrick thcreupon de-
cided to send Murphy to Butte for
safe keeping. The prisoner was ac-
cordingly handcufred and shackled
and in charge Of Uuder Sheriff Con-
rad, started to Butte on the evening
train.
Soon after the train left Garrison,
Murphy, although in chains made II
dash for liberty, jumping from tho
train while it was ut full speed. The
train was stopped and Conrad took
the trail, resulting in Murphy being
rccnptlucd and lodged safely in the
Butte Jail Sunday evening. He was
not injured by his leap for liberty
Independent.
Gard Playing in the coeur d. d'AIenes.
The sale Of playing cards is Il very
large item in this region today, says
recent Occur d'Alcnc letter. Every
body, even Indians and Cinnamon,
play. The Indians usually play for
cartridges, but sometime for horses
and other of their possessions. It is
hard TO walk block in any street in
one of those new towns without find
ing half Il dozen cards in the dust or
mud. Often one comes on whole
packs. And not alone are they found
in tho towns; the whole country is
strcwn with them. You see them by
the roadside as you ride through in
the cars; you see them in the rivers
as they hurl their waters by; they are
in wagons, in thc woods, near towns,
and on the trails miles and miles
from any habitation. They turn up
in most lonely and unexpected places,
and it is hard to find any place of
ground where camp has been pitch
ed for the night without mt least
scattering of them. Tho amusement
in this country is absolutely none. /
believe that gambling, card-playing,
(of course for money!, and the other
vices arc indulgcd in because there is
nothing else to do. The life is no.
madic in the extreme. Men do their
days work or tramp their days jour
ney. There is nothing to amusc OF
elevate them after sundown; they
must have Il change, and they resort
to these things to pass their time and
to temper existence with some excite
ment. Life in this country is domor-
alizing in the extreme for him who is
weak minded.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
Sun River Sun.
Job Printing a Specially.

The material for this department hns becn A..
leott with grcat care, and Rre prepared TO do
patch. Our type IL Of tho latest styf~ u manu-
factWrc. having bcen ORDERED directly from The
well known type foundry Of Ma, der, Luse & Co.,
Chicago. Show printing, bill heads, letter head
envelopes. cards, counter checks, receipts, etc.,
on the shortest notice. and at reasonable rates.
We respectfully ask all business men ~ call and
examine our samp1es.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
EnAsTUs D. EDuERToS.

EnAsTUs d. EDGERToS. RLbEnT D. WEED.
NDCERTON e. WEED.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Tho Law Of Real Estate and vso>g
rights made a speciality.
pAHcHEN BLocK-coR. MAIN AND DKoADwAy,
HELENA, M. T.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
r O. WOODS.

r O. WOODS.
NOTARY PUBLIC 4 U. 8. LAND ATTY.
Surveying promptly attended 10.
Florence, Montana.
o 4 lv
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

j s'"ewmA"'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Sun River, Montana.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21

v. b. 0ETrLR. q. ". 01fRIR,
SETTLe 4 efTTlE. ~&t
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw. sr
~. BENTON, MT.
viii practice In all tho Courts Of the Tsrritosyf
buy, rell and ,onvcy aal estate, mining and tova
property. Collections " all kinds promptly
attended to. Office: Corner Main and Bond bss.
2-l.y
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
.1OHN w. WADE,

JOHN W. WADE, i
U. =. DEPUTY LAND AND MINERAL suRvRyoK.
Orders for land surveying ut Sun River and Vi.
cinity will receive prompt attention.
Office:
Cor. Broadway Il Jackson, "cisns'
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21
THOMAS n. CARTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, -
Office: Main st., Foot Of Broadway, Hslena, n. +.
2-iiy .
DR. A.F. YOOfE,

DRA.f. POOfE,
DENTIST,
Broadway Helena. Aaent,
(ABovE HERALD orF1CE) 8e
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21

ISAAC o. MccuTcAeoN, th fly W
ATTORNEY.AT.LAW, F
VIII give special attention to cOnvcyancins.
collections, water rights and business in
the United States Land Ofice.
OFFICE: aALEN BLOCK, uKsvA.
Sun River sun., 1884-08-21

JUsTlcE or THE PEACE. -r5
All kinds Of legal instruMents properly and
promptly executed on application. COLLECTIONS
made and remittances promptly made.
SUN RIVER, MONT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03

The last OF the Bischoff concerts for this season
was given at the Congregational church last night
to an audience that completely filled the large
auditorium. The programme was one of the best
of the SERIES and presented the st. Cecilia quar-
tette. Misses Evan, Mollie Byrne. MacRogers,
Alice Johnson, Detweiler, Mrs. J. $. Powell, and
choff, Miss Mamie simons, and Mrs. Fengar fur
nished the instrumental music. Nearly every
number on the programme was encored, and the
exquisite performance of Mrs. Fengar upon the
violin aroused the highest enthusiasm. These
concerts have been most enjoyable, and Prof, Bis
choff has contributed to the elevation OF the nu-
steal taste of the general public by enabling them
to listen to the works of the best composers, in,
terpreted by ladies and gentlemen who have had
the advantages of his own instruction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
Funeral OF Mrs. Williamson.

The funeral Of MIS- Ann Whitfield Williamson
wife of Gen. James A. Williamson, took place
from her late residence 1912 Connecticut avenue,
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended by the relatives and friends OF the iam'
lily. The funeral services were conducted by key;
j. H. Elliott rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Ascension. The display OF horal
tributes was profuse and elegant.
The following gentlemen acted as the honorary
pAllbeareTs; Senator James f. Wilson, Iowa; Cen
". w, Belknap, Hon. W. II. NJ. Pussy, ex-senator
James Harlan, Hon j, C.. &. Kennedy, Judge Ar
thur Macarthur Senator John p. Jones, Nevadai
NJ. Norris Peters, Washington: ex-senator spen-
Ger, and District Commissioner James b. Ed
mOnds,
The funeral arrangements were in charge OF
MeSsrs Gawler & Vernon. undertakes, who iur-
nshed the active pallbearers
Interment was made at Rock Hill cemetery,
near the Soldiers home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Report OF Years Work OF That chari-
table Institution.

The Emergency hospital and Central dipensary
are both located in a large brick building at No.
4l6 Tenth street northwest. The institution was
incorporated by act of congress, and is supported
partly by contribution. Emergency cases, EN-.
bracing persons wounded in ARRAYS or by acct.
dent are treated in the hospital at all hours, and
without cost to the city The sick poor are fur
nished medical treatment, and In many other ways
1t is source of benefit TO the city. At the meet
ing of the board of directors yesterday afternoon
the annual report for the year ending April
was submitted by Dr. John j. Markriter the resi-
dent physician. 1t shows: Number OF new patients
treated-white, l,S29 colored. 1873: total, 57O2.
Number of operations performed, 267 Number
of emergency cases, $50. Number of prescriptions
compounded 20 222. Some Of the emergency cases
were of u desperate nature and required imme
diate attention. one of those was that OF man
who had severed one of his main arteries and who
would have bled to death in very few minutes,
but for prompt treatment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03

The committee on the expenditures in the de-
Of justice will continue the star route
investigation, beginning next Monday. The tes
timony will refer more particularly to the kellogg
case Mr. Walsh has been subp9naed to appear
as have a dozen or more witnesses from Louisiana
who were here TO give testimony in behalf o
Mr.. Kellogg had his trial this week not been 81
suddenly ended. The latter were subpmnaed a
the request OF Mr.. Kellogg. The testimony Of ]
B. Price. which was taken in court Tuesday last
will be printed for the use of the committee. Mr.
Price will not again be examined.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
PROPOSALS. FOR PLYER PUNCHES FOR
il POSTAII MOVIES.


GOSTOffICE DEPARTMENT..
WAsHISGTON, ID. O., April Il, 1884,
Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
ment until IL o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, the
18TH DAY OF MAY, 1884, for furnishing 1000
piyer Punches for postal notes, 10 he delivered ut
this department en- or before the 10th day OF june
1884. 1870
The punches to he furnished by the successful bid
der must conform In every respect 20 the sample,
which may be aud examined at the Oiice OF tho
Superintendent of the Money order system, Post
money order offices OF New York, n. Y; Philadel-
phia Pa; Chicago, ILL.,, and Boston, Mass. ,,
All proposals are 10 be made III accordance WIN
the printed forms and specifications, which VIII be
furnished on application, by letter, to the Snperln-
tendent of the Money Order system, Postothce,
Washington, ID. c." to whom bidders should address
their sealed proposals., marked ON the envelope
A decis,on ON the bids will he made on or before
the 10th day of May, 1854, the right being reserved
W. @. GRESHAM,
ap10-sw-st Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
LUCY KIRK Is DEAD.
But whether by Suicide or Accident Cam
not he Learned.


Lucy Jones' the young white woman who shot
herself in the abdomen last Tuesday night at the
house OF her paramour. No. iii Fourteenth street
southwest, died in great agony at Providence hos
pital yesterday forenoon. Tho police suspected
that the woman had committed suicide. and De-
tectiye Block was detailed to investigate the mat.
ter. He was introduced to the dying girl yester.
day morning as physician, and she told him an
interesting story OF her cheCkercd life. Her true
name was Lucy Kirk, aud she was the only
daughter of a respectable Virginia farmer near
Front Royal. Several years ago she became in
fatuated with young man at Front Royal and
the mother of pretty baby boy. Her father be-
came inCensed and drove her from his door. The
child was adopted by benevolent OLD farmer at
where she entered upon life of shame. For some
time previous to her death she had been living on
Fourteenth street with man named
Gibson, under the name of Lucy Jones, and it is
represented that she had often expressed her love
for him. on the night of the shooting she went
| 70 Gibson's house in company with another girl.
After opening the house both girls went into the
yard and picked a quantity of flowers from which
accompanied by another man, who, was consid;;
cred tile other girls lover, entered the house, and
the girls pinned the bouquets on their coats
| When the other girl and the young man LEFT the
house long afterward, Lucy called to the former
and said: Good by. you willneyer see me again"
1t is said that Gibson ignored her presence for
| some reason by preparing some clam chowdcr
| for his supper, and that she thereupon went up
stairs and shot herself. There are others who
knew Nor tnat 40 nOt pelleNe hut sllut ncrSe puT-
| posely. They say she had owned pistol for
several years and on more than one occasion had
| fred 1t out OF her chamber window for nun. The
position Of the wound seems TO support the latter
theory. The pistol must have been fired from the
| left hand.
4 reporter of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN called
at Providence hospital and talked with the sister
of charity who attended Lucy Kirk during
her last moments. "she told different stories at
| different times" said the sister, "Once she de-
clared that when she went up stairs the pistol was
| on the bureau, and that when she picked IT up II
exploded accidentally, the ball entering her alb
domen. on another occasion she said
caused by Gibsonss actions Again she said: 'Th.
pistol went OFF while she was playing with it.
| The South Washington police will summon
Gibson as a witness as coon as they can find him
| The body Is held at Henry Lees sons undertak-
ing establishment where the coroner will hold an
| inquest at 10 o'clock this morning. The funera
| will take place in the afternoon. Deceased was
rather preposseSsing looking young woman, abou
| "A years OF age, with dark hair and eyes.
National favorites batting to-day, Baker ant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
CANCER for TwentX Years.

Mr.. W. r. Robson, Davidsboro', Ga, writes,
under date Jan. 8, 1851; ~ am getting on timely,
the ulcer is gradually healing. ! feel that swin's
Speciilc Will cure the horrible cancer which has
been feeding on me for over 20 years"
Mr. O.. q, Barron, OF Banning, Ga, writes,
dated March 8, 1884: 1.-THE soreness has all gone
out of the Cancer, and my health has greatly i'm
proved. i have taken six bottles OF Swift's spe-
cihc for a Skin Cancer, which have had ioE
years"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
| THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Gu