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Railroad Extension.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 24-A special to the
Chronicle from San Bernardino SAYS: The Califor-
mia southern railroad has ordered the extension OF
the road TO connect with Atlantic and Pacific road
at Daggett Five hundred men Will be at once set
to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

CHICAGO December M-The Inter-Ocedn this
morning says The general managers OF the four
roads that are parties to the newly reorganized
Chicago and St Louis freight pool, namely the ILL.,
noiS Central, Alton, Wabash and Burlington, de-
clare that the pool will prove OF far more harm to
them than good. They state that the new rates,
which are now in force, will absolutely stop the
shipment Of freight between Chicago and St Louis,
because they are too high-much higher than Ship
pers will pay. The old rates were very low, OF
course, and instead OF compromising between the
two extremes in rates the roads were practically
obliged TO hurt themselves by restoring the old
rates rather than be made defendants In lawsuits
started by parties who objected the practice of
making lower rates for long distances than were
allowed on shipments going to local points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
A Distressing Accident.

MowEAQUA, Ill, December PA thrilling ac-
cdent occurred yesterday at the residence OF James
NJ. Workman, three miles south OF this town. A
one-year-old child was horribly burned by having
boiling water poured over Its BODY by its mother.
The latter applied coal oil to the wounds and then
thoughtleSsly set the oii-can in saucer on the
stove. The Oil caught fire. and IL was with great
effort that disastrous blaze was avoided. Mrs.
Workman sent her little four-year-old girl for Mr
Workman, who was engaged two miles distant
The brave Child reached Schoolhouse almost over
come with cold A physician was procured, but too
late. The infant died in great agony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

WE ARE NOW SHOWING AN FyTENSrvE I1Nr
w ~
OF brass ana Bronzed Articles OF Household Utility and
Decoration suifahla for IJolisav or,aant. ;,o,5;,
" ' 0 AAoA"AAns
.,. -. - - e ~Ao
Msfhed ID fIaln Figures and Very Low Prlca
uo,,.o =;
Rrass round and sousre tab,ss
oi@Ss 'outo anu squAio '"o~
Brass lamps in variety
DiaSs eaSeis' ia'se sno sinaA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

MARYLAND JUDGE APPoINTED.-Mr Charles r.
Holland, OF Salisbury, Wicomico county, has been
appointed associate judge OF the first judicial cir
cult, vice Judge E. Z. Wilson, resigned, TO take q
seat In the United States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

THE POLICE STILL KEPT UPON THE sKIRAIsH LINE.
The camp FIRE is still burning near the Long
bridge. and squad OF policemen In attendance, 70
prevent the railroad company from laying tracks
across 18th street This precaution has been kept
up day and night ever since the notice lwas given
by the railroad company 10 the District Commis-
sioners that they proposed 10 lay their tracks
across 14th street. The boys with the blue coats
and brass buttons ind this particularly irksome, a.
no comforts are proyided by the police department;
not even 1re wood or shelter from the cold blasts.
The police say this Is worse than playing soldier In
war times.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-At a regular meeting OF
Harmony Council. No. 1gi, American Legion or
Honor, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Commander, Mrs. E. l. O'Brien; vice
commander, E. c. c. Winter, D.; orator, B. Alt
man; past commander w. #. Dollison, Nj. D.; secre-
tary, E f. 0'Brfen; collector, A. Micheelfs; treas
urer, S. E. Young; chaplain, VIM A. Reid; guide,
c. E. Roberts; warden, John j. Swan; sentry, b.
Alexander; trustees, Max Cohen, H. Fischer, j.
Brock.
Alfred Prince, a Baltimore jeweler, made an as-
stgnment yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
Report ON the nEinnesosa Railroads.

ST. PAUL, MINI, December 24-The annual re-
port or Railroad Commissioner Baker was made
public last night. From II the following items are
taken: Average cost per mile OF roads in Minnesota,
including equipment. s+0,99a; miles OF new road
constructed during the past year, 256Si; total
mileage in the state. 1905; persons killed during
the year, los; injured, PAS; passengers carried,
5,962 2g; tons OF freight carried S516 17S: number
of employees, 5S,513 number OF acres OF land sold
by all lines 4GS $50; elevator capacity in Minnesota
June 30th) 25, 739, ,700 bushels. The commissioner
recommends that such legislation be had as will
compel the companies TO perform their duties as
common carriers, and cites the laws OF Iowa. Wis
consin and Illinois In support OF his recommenda-
tiOnS.
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The Cutin Cabie Rafex nIet.

NEW YORK, December 24-The direct Z. s.
Gable company and the French Cable company
made reduction OF cable tariff this morning 10
Great Britain, Ireland and France TO 40 cents per
word, meeting the cut made by the Nackay- Ben
nett Cable COMPANY.
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Death Of an ARMY Officer.


AMBoy, ILL, December 4.-Ma1oT L. II. Sanger
OF the 18th Infantry United States army died here
yesterday OF heart disease.
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Killed by n Negro.

NYAcK, N. Y, December 24-Abram Surnee. a
grocer at Park Ridge. N. j., shot and killed in
his store last night by negro named Sanford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

RoBBERIss REPoRTED-Harry Humble, q street
northeast, reports stolen overcoat valued at $40
lille J. Ray, 1907 18th street, reports stolen
from hallway ladies' leather bag containing
gold chain and other articles worth Florence
Swift, 602 street northeast, reports stolen from
her house clothing, etc, valued at 81.
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ST. Johns Organ Sold by the Sheriff.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs, December 24-Yesterday
the material Of the Kansas Prohibftionist, ST
Johns Kansas organ, run by Martin Van Buren
Bennett was sold by the sheriff.
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The snow Storm i'm New York.

NEW YORK, December pa snow storm ragged
In this city all morning, making travel exceedingly
difficult for both pedestrians and horses. The
street car lines run all doubled-up and were max
ing the best time they could. The early trains on
the elevated railroads were delayed somewhat by
the storm The trains on the Jersey roads were
behind time, Pennsylvania Central being late from
an hour to an hour and a-half. The same was true
OF the western mails and the New York Central
road. The signal service bureau officials were told
that the present was a coast storm, and that the
indications were that there would be snow to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
Congressman Duncan's SucCessO
Elecfed.

An election was held yesterday in the nineteenth
congressional district OF Pennsylvania to NIL the
vacancy caused by the death Of Hon. W. A. Dun
can, and resulted In the election OF Dr. John A.
Swope. democrat OF Gettysburg, 6y an estimated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

THE LEAVE OF Lieut. Col. George A. Forsyth, 4th
cavalry, is further extended fourteen days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

Owing to advertisements Of others we desire to cal
attention to o few facts.
First: That shall NOT at this late day. nieavor
70 our trade by substituting Selected Stock
LOT Poor Stock. which we have at all times by our
thorough of the business able to cast
aside and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof.
Second: That in the future in the past our custo-
liners shall have the whole of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantable and well seasoned LUM-
BER. which always have hand in large and small
quantities
Ihlrd: That our connections with number Of mills
both in Virginia. North Carolina Georgia and Florida
enables us to cut especially to order with dispatch bills
Of any size used in this market the lowest possible
figures.
Fourth That should you want any kind Of HARD.
WOODS. SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar.
ket We will strive to find and deliver at once
Firth: That. in addition to stock of Hardwoods
ana fnes, which comprises the choicest in the market
we have on hand over SOC. 900 feet of GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE. which is daily being worked into
Flooring Partitions. Wainscoting. Ceiling and Trim
mings.
sixth: That being encouraged by the enormous
growth OF our business and prospects of continuance
we hope to be able in the year to offer you com.
plete stock of SASH. DOORS, BLINDS, ETC., which in
quality and workmanship. shall be second none in
the District OF Columbia. In the meantime, by oui
connections with three mills here, and perfectly
versed In all details Of house fnishings fill your
orders with accuracy and promptness and shall rely
upon your favors all times by our shaded
prices aud quick deliveries to make this yard
the city
Correspondence for quotations and estimates 70,
builders freely answered at onca
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WIN MCLEAN 4 son.

18TH AND STREETS; ALSO, 14TH. BETWEEN B
AND STREETS NORTHWEST MA
gss LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO., BANKERS
EXCHANGE the principal cities in Europe for sale in
sums to suit Trayelers' credits issued.
ties Orders by telegraph executed in Batmore Phila-
delphta. New York, Boston
oeneraI CORRECTION business. 8d1-Sw
"A FULL LINE OF HANDSOME HOLIDAY
W. Goods. at G. s. PRICES
=. Drug Store.
d6 No. 10 7th street southwest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H0cHuRcH Or I,.E THE IE, INCARNATION. ! CORNER
service with BY Rev s'hs Mr iSelE sSs sn0'A
chdras nsasy Day1Eary celebration at 1880
christmss Festival Of i the Sunday School, Monday.
Dece1noer ~. at p. IN 1t
ESasb SHhbsMss Ia,ss,,n sFEv19E F1sa At, AZ ST PATL
streets northwest dTSursdayJ a. II i1o ann
pirate music by the choir. Everybody welcome. it,
~ YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
MogR6W9 9 n New sn York avenpnssPecial service ! TO-
am. conducted by the general secretary. 1t
6 ET5b 5bdH KEegdAE u q oF
s dsfsT5sd Until the EHEsISs YER sSs
MAsoNIC;mA SPECIAL COMNIUNICATIoN
WI be hed at Masonic Temple on fk1paI DeceaSer
deceased brother CHARLES " sAoevIE oeers 81 qs
br Of ssar are & earnestly to attend Mem
OF meeting see morning papers BY order Of the W. NJ
rg THE ooRCoKAN GALLERY OF ART Will
1t 80 V WSi MACLEOD. Curator.
TEE TATER WI vIb 6W1 RRAWN IRON TIE
1t. L. v. BAUeHMAN
rL1ou192ATl9M9 1aRSc1E or EsoGIETE FoNcIERE'
on III S at tss aa iss5 a @
ot, OF Property situate in Parker and Palo Pinto
counties in the state of Texas in North America and
consisting OF land farms and building plots Uanter
cel-Wells and Weathcrford
,s,uo UPSET PRIGE RIG 10000 DOLLARS,
EDMOND MOREAU, Advocate and Judicial Liauida.
tor n rue dHautville Paris. France 1t
. $500
Received, Washington, Dec Odd 1884 of MICHAEL
a the G bre. Sf S b Dsn
Inree hundred Dollars, the same being the
OF INSURANCE on the life Of deceased husband BER
NARD J; CARLEY, who died benefit member Of said
Emerald Beneficial Association also take this oppor-
tunty TO tender my thanks to the members the EN-
eLad Benencial Association for the promptness which
they have AYE manifested in my behalf Mrs. ELLEN CAR
LEY. 2326. cor oath and II SITS NV. 1t.
F THE sTocKHoLDERs OF THE FIREMEN's
town Will meet at the Office of the company on MON
DAY. January s. 1885 between the hours of 10 M and
the s,. ensuing sui year: c. W. HOWARD.
u11ueu Secretary.
F~WEsLEY!CHAPEL SUNDAYS SCHOOL CHRISTI
9S MAS SERVICE-Christmas day at II a. m. Re.
sponsive service Gods Gifts appropriate music
Christmas offering for the poor Meinbers Of school
and their friends cordially invited Christmas prayer
meeting at Sam. d23-2t
rRs STREET MARKET
Will be open WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH
FROM am until II pm. d23-2t.
FRP REDUCED RATES ON
S-S VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
commencing December % and continuing until 81
Round trip tickets limited days will be sold to
unlimited fare way d23.6t
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An Attempted Life Insurance Fraud.
ARREST OF PHYSICIAN-HIS CONFESSION OF CON-
SPIRACY,

DEs MONIES, Iowa, December 24.-Dr. Ell Quig-
ley, of Redding, Rnggold county, had 5000 In
surance on his life I'm July last. lie exhumed a
corpse from the village graveyard, placed 1t I'm his
Office, and then set the building on FIRE The blaze
was discovered and put out. The doctor disap-
peared and the decomposng corpse exposed the
reason for his absence Dir. Quigley wandered to
Canada He was arrested In Davis county on Fri
day. where he was detained for Identification until
yesterday. He passed through here in an officers
custody late last night He made formal confes-
Sion, and duplicates physician and q merchant of
Rlnggold county as co-cCnsptratora He was not
aware till his return to his family that the plot had
failed He says he would not have been arrested
II he had had weapon.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

MOVEMENT IN LONDON AGAINST CURBSToNE BRO
KERS.
LONDON, December 24.-The members and the
governing committee OF the stock exchange have
cOaleSced in an attempt torepress outside brokinp
agencies by refusing TO supply tape prices except
TO members OF the exchange, to banks and to re-
spectacle non-competitOrS. This step has been
taken because outsiders are getting a large share
Of the 1pooers business.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.
The Hon. b. < Vivian, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary TO Denmark, has been ap-
pointed to the same post at Brussels, to iii the
vacancy caused by the transfer Of Sir E. B. Malet
to Berlin.
FAILURE IN LONDON.
LONDON, December 2l-Ingall, Phillips & Co..
wharnngers, doing business at Jenreys square,
St Mary Axe, E. c., and at various other piaces
have failed Their liabilities placed az f200 600
but It Is stated that they have ample means to
meet all claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

TOMORROW being legal holiday, no paper win
be issued from This onoe; but the counting room
Will be open during the day and evening.
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THE SEVERE WINTER WEATHER.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 24-Owing 10 the
snow blockade on the Northern Pacific railway,
superintendent Welder, OF the railway mail ser
vice, has ordered all the mails for the east accu-
city by steamer, whence they viii be forwarded by
the Central Pacific route. Railroad communica-
ton between this city and Portland is bockaded at
Redding, Cal The mails for oregon and Washing
ton Territory from the east and this city Will also
be sent by steamer. The overland mails on the
Central Pacific and Southern Pacific, due here yes
terday, Will arrive to-day
Trains Delayed by Snow Drifts.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, December 24-Heavy
SHOWS in the mountains and the plains are drift
ing seriously. The Union Pacific trains are de-
layed SIX 10 seven hours. Denver and Rio Grands
trains are also considerably delayed.
Weeks Snow and Rain i'm Cali.
fOrnia.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 24-The rain has now
continued almost steadily for a week and Is still
falling The storm is confined chiefly 10 the north.
ern and middle sections OF the state. The average
rainfall Is above inches IL has done but little
harm and much good. Farmers and fruit growers
are 1ubllant. Some small damage Is reported but
nothing serious In the Sierras snow has fallen
continually for fourteen hours. For eight days
past the telegraph lines from this city have been
interrupted 10 some extent The greatest trouble
was on the wires between here and Ogden which
have suffered many serious Interruptions since
December 18th. The wires between this city and
Washington Territory were also interrupted for
three days owing to twenty miles OF the line being
Frustrated between Yreka, Cal, and Portland
in working order.
The Snow Blockade on the N. r. Rail.
road.
PORTLAND OREGON, December 24-The snow has
ceased falling. The snow plows succeeded In moy-
ing yesterday. Should there be no additional snow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
A Weeks Snow and Rain i'm Cali.
fOrnia.
The Snow Blockade on the N. p. Rail.

PORTLAND. OREGON, December o4-The snow has
ceased falling. The snow plows succeeded In mov-
ing yesterday. Should there be no additional snow
fall the blockade on the Northern Pacific road Will
be broken THURSDAY afIarnnnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

Alfred Prince, a Baltimore Jeweler, made an as-
signment yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

GEN. BUTLER TO BECOME AN AuTHoR.-It is stated,
on the authority OF a Massachusetts, friend OF Gen.
Butler, that ne has signed contract with a New
York publishing firm TO write for them his polit-
1cal "reminiscences The work is to be in two vol
umes and Gen. Butler is to receive $50 600 and a
small ROYALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were the Secretary of the Interior, Senators Miller
tN.Y) and Van Wyck, Representatives Nutting
and Brodhead, and the Commissioner OF Patents
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

The moss thoroughly eloquent and
effective speeches eyer made IN the
Log lata7e Of Texas were p4enounccd
b. TITO negroes, and both q much be
same general import Both recount
ed The story Of negro devotion 70 ola
lnssste and mists When one d
the natural orators. himself an Cd
man, extended his black horny hands
ard d There can be no great race
enmity between ps This eannct
come while my old maFster and miss
iisS liye. 30. nor While toer chii-
dren aud e'ae survive They we're
kia M ule J lless no
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

Frank Gilbert, in his Worlds His
torieal and Actual, page thirts two,
quotes the learned Prot. Gounnier as
follows eIn 1887 the Star Of Beth
lehem VIII be once more seen in
cleopatra Chair, and VIII be accom-
panied by total eclipse Of the sun
and moon. The star only makes its
appearance every 3l6 years It viii
appear and illuminate the heavens,
and exceeds in briliiancy even Jupiter
when in opposition to the sun. and
therefore nearest to the sun and
brightest. The marvellous brilliancy
Of the Star Of Bethlehem in 1887 VIII
surpass any Of its previous visitations
It viii be seen even by MONDAY, Shin
ing with a quick. flashing light the
entire year. after which it win grad
ually decrease IN brightness and finally
disappear, not to return to our heaV-
ems until 2202. or 315 years after 1887
The star first attracted the attention
OF modern astronomers in the year
1915. It was then called a new star
It was no new star, however. for this
Was the star which shone so brightly
4 ,. G.. and the star that illuminated
the heavens st she nativity ct Christ.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

Mary had q l.ttle boy and his hair
was curly and red, and every where
that Mary went that boy was stuffed
and fed. He followed her to school
one day, to that school that fingers
near, and every time that Mary came,
tie girls would kiss the dear But
on, day that school burntdow end il
eaught ga fire they said bv Aary s
bof through carelessness ia combing
oui hi. head
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

Senator Vest s only battle was that
fought at Lexington. No. The at
tacking party were driven back, and
in q few ninutes Vest rode up to
where Price and his staff were stand
ing. dismounted. turned over his
horse and weapons to the Orderly, and
with an inpressiveness all his own,
DECLARED that The man who says
George Vest has never been in q bat
he is id liar, and the man who
says that George Vest win ever be
found in another IS Q id fool. ~
Houston Pest
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

There was q man, onca on q nme
Who thought him wondrous wise,
he swore bs sll the ftbled gods
Hsd nessr advertise.
Bar his goods we're advertised ere long
Aud tAwcby bangs a tale
Tile ad was set II nonpareiit
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

want Of to-day or care for the morrow
when was their property. Look at
these wrinkled, rough hands. They
ten the tale. They tell how toiled
for them. And the story is not ended.
They are cd and helpless now, and
live as ] once did, in a little cabin.
and J still toll fol them. Isend them
bali Of every dollar draw from the
State Treasury and when their daugh-
ter q beautiful and good girl, whom
l used to carry when child in these
strong arms, was married not long ago,
] sent her check for $1,000 Have I
not the right to ask you gentlemen Of
the majority to deal generously with
my races"
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

a correspondent Of the Chihuahua
Mall writing from Temosachic, has
tho following concerning an expeai-
ton into the Sierra Aadre against the
Apaehes "ihe news reached rs that
tha brave and immortal Apache has
tolned up again We are taking hye
more men with us which swells our
number TO 80 quite q campana
Forty more stars from here at Che
same time direct for Guaynopa may
nopiia and 6uaynopa De los kodsiguez
all well known camps and rich IN
precious metals. It would be wen for
the government to have money ready
for what scalps we are gong 10 BRING,
because the bravest Of the brave are
going with us, and if the Apache ex-
poses himself, woe unto him for his
scalp is worth S200-and ours are
worth nothing only for ourselves.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

The throne Of England % splendid
when covered with silk velvet and
gold, s.. il lact only an eold oak chair
over six hundred years in use for the
same purpose. lis existence has been
traced back to the days Of Edward l..
Tie wood IS very bard and s0lid. The
back and sides we're formerly painted
u various oolors aad the seat IS made
Of a rough-looking sandstone twenty
SIX inches ii length. seventeen inches
ID breadth and nineteen and a half IL
thickness. and ii this stone hes the
grand peeuhar-y Of tie chair Nuns
berless legends are told in connection.
with It. the truth probably being Lat
it was originally taken FROM q Bland
to Scotland. and served ct the eofola
ton oil tie early Scottish kings.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02
oEFleAL OlRgcIoeY.


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Ss-stiry--J ~ Yan Arnaul. Prescott
q-sasaser- -TAeassss Bst.sr, Psesea.t
sspssiatsaIsas g Paslie lnstrusiienw R- Har-
lon. Taesoa-
Aliitos-E 2 clark Prescott
soarons caart-c C. " Frsneis C7iiei 1sssiiee,
Prese1tt. Daaisi II II ney. Assssiats ilstsse fls-
Slx A. IS shslaoa Asso-asc lnstiees fassen
S Distsist Attorney -. 4. zlbr.ssia tucson
IS slarshd -I.son s Taeeii Prescott
sasrsvsr General Royal a johnson. Tnsssa.
T. s. Ias4rud Isereaao ColIestsy-Thos cerdis.
Tassaa.
Dslesaso to c7nyrsss &c. y ou1. Flezsase.
Jnase Of Fl7sl Jal'aial Dis-riet-A. p. sAsldon.
Tazsan.
Jaass Of ss=7ss 5aaiela Dis.sset -paaiel,H H Pin
acv Fhuaix.
gsasses ra.7s galislal Dissriss e. c. w Fssash'
Prcs-ett
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02

F7F,s arh epfees taoFn IS Ifelpf
1isec
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02
DR.. sPINNEY
80. il. KEAI.NEY STREET
Treats Special GChTOHic Diseases
yorxG mEx

Who may &c suffering from the effects 0f
y0itiIfn foliies 3f indiserefion. VIII 30 Heli
10 avail themselves VI this tie greatest boon
ever laid 81 lle altar OF iiuitering humanity
Dr Spinney viii guarantee - forfeit $500
for every case of seminal weakness which
he undertakes and fails 70 cure.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02
The ARIZONA SILVER BELT.

ADVERTISING Rates made known on
application.