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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

II. i. Butler has sold his home and in
company with Mr.. Chas. Schattner goes TO
lease for three years. Butler says he dis
likes leaving Wichita, but thinks it for the
best. Mr.. Jerry McCarty goes, We are in
formed. to Texas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

The serviSes conducted by Bishop Vail a
the st. Johns Chapel last Sunday were
very numerously attended. The singing
was exceptional fine, the solo of Miss Full
Ter being much praised. The ordinance o.
baptism was administered TO candidates
and altogether the occasion proved TO bt
an Interesting and delightful one.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

Judge sluss reached home Saturday, hav-
ing adjourned the Kingman court zine die.
ON Monday W. W. Dill was arraigned be-
fore him in this city for contempt of court
having ignored a summons properly served,
and fined $500. Doc Kesser was fined $500
for the same ofrense.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01
Mrs. DR.. Walton'a Period,esi Tsa.

Mother Walton has prescribed this yalu-
able medicine for great many years in her
private practice. 1t has proved an unfailing
specific in the treatment of the many dis
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t is sure cure for the monthly
troubles that SO many women suffer. soc.
Frazier Medicine Co., props, Cleveland, o.
Sold by Aldrich l. Brown. 1852
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MARRIED..

BY the Rev. j. ID. Hewitt, April "a, 1884,
at the residence Of the brides mother, in
Waco township, Mr.. c. +. Horner and Miss
Bell York
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

In the report, last week. Of the sheep
shearing. the weight Of fleece OF Kansas
Banker. the three-year-old ram owned by
Messrs L. Copeland a. Sen, of Douglas,
should have been 30 pounds and 10 ounces
instead Of 20 pounds and 10 ounces. Men,
tion should also have been made of the
prize shears offered by Butler & Fisher, the
hardware merchants on Douglas avenue.
The committee awarded the shears TO GA.
Wilson as the best shesrer all things con-
sidared
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

A Mr.. johnson, OF South Bend, Indiana,
whom we met the other day, informed us
that he had purchased body Of land in the
northern portion OF this county. MIR. j.,
who is n lively, jolly individual, said he had
got badly mashed on Kansas that he new
er saw such country, nor such people.
every man" said he, "has piece to say,
aud he says it SO surprisingly well, and such
open-hearted welcome as everybody ex-
tends TO strangers was never found in any
other country he had ever visited" His
only regret Is that he didn Z find the valley
county few years sooner.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

BY the Rev. J. ID. Hewitt, April %, 1884
at the Presbyterian parsonage, Mr.. Edward
S WOodman and Miss Alice Porteus.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-01

Mr.. Mark Ellsworth returned from New
York State last week after pleasant visit
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CITY Markell.

Isaac G. Brown, A. T. BRANDON, Esq, OF
Wichita and Miss Clara Il. Breeland, Of
Havsyille
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Saturday evening, April Goth. at the Bap-
tist parsonage, by Rev. VIZ. Harper, Chas.
b. Wilson to Fannie S. Chapman, both OF
Wichita
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Bisbee, Kerr & Co.
A.
Gkk99ooEssE Pkk99 B4oE QTEEEENssWWAAkkEE
We Pay the Highest Market Price for Farmers Produce
Ill Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kansas
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James Means $500 Shoe

GALL AND SEE THEM
A. KATE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13

lance Of our neighboring towns and cities,
It has been greater qualification to hear the
shrill whistle Of the locomotive and to know
that we have railroad communication with the
outside world; this too without impoverish-
ing our city treasury, or pledging our city's
credit. We are under obligations to the PRO
gressive and aggressive" board Of Directors Of
the Maine Central r. X. Company, and to Col.
J. n. Greene, President Of the Shore Line.
whose pluck, courage and persistent effort has
brought about this change. We shall yet see
for Ellsworth still greater things.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me express the
hope that our deliberations through the year
may be harmonious, and our actions such a.
TO merit the approval OF our fellow citizens
Ellsworth, March 10, 1884.
AT the close OF the Mayors address the May
or and Aldermen returned to the Adermen's
room and the following officers were chosen !:
City Clerk. E. Brady.
Col. Of Taxes-James A. McGOwn.
Decentralization JOY.
Assessors-L. Il. Wyman. a. r. Jelison,
d. II. Eppes.
Street Edward Saunders.
$. S. CONF. F. Redman, r. NJ. Peck l..
A. Wyman.
Overseers OF Poor-John G. Jordan, Chas
Bonzey. VIM. b. Mitchell
The Board then took recess till Saturday
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when the remaining posi-
tions will probably be filed.
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Ellsworth talIs.
Rev. J. T.. Adams Of Bangor, Secretary
Of the Maine Missionary Society, will preach
in Union Hall next Sabbath. The services
will commence at 80 and 80 T. VI. At
the close of the afternoon service, the Sac
rament Of the Lords supper will be admin
is,ered.
The two story dwelling house. together
with ell, woodshed and stable Of David Bon
zey. was burned last Thursday morning.
1t made very large fire and it was only by
The greatest effort that the adjacent build
lngs were prevented from catching fire,
Had this house burned during Dir, season
a serious conhagration could not have been
prevented. The engine was sent for, and
the boys responded cheerfulIy, but ii was not
deemed necessary to use II as the danger
was over uhen 1t arrived. We understand
there was an insurance of 10000. On the
buildings and furniture. III.
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thanks for the honor conferred upon me. !
think may truthfully say that 1t was not 50
much distrust Of the integrity and ability Of
our distinguished fellow citizen who has 50
many times been chosen to this position. AS q
desire on the part Of our tax payers, TO entrust
for a term the management OF city affairs In
the hands Of new men. that has brought about
this change,
FINANCES.
The most important subject to be presented
for your consideration. and that upon which
depends in measure the growth and pros
perify OF community is the economical man
agement Of the financial department. Many
corporations and institutions have become bank
rupt by the reckless and dishonest manage
ment Of its affairs. II becomes my duty 10
communicate 10 you such Information As may
possess upon the condition OF the finances, and
TO recommend such measures for your eonsid-
Grafton NAV seem proper.
have been unable. In the few DAYS that
have interviewed since the election, TO make
thorough examination OF the financial condi-
tion OF our affairs, bu, may, at future time,
present for your consideration such matters A.
unN pc ptouBHt 10 NY httutiOu.
On the ninth day OF February 1859. the char
ter Of our city, granted by the legislature Of
the State. was approved by the Governor.
The first printed report OF tho liabilities Of the
city, was that OF the year 1870 which was ~
follows:
Town orders outstanding. eeass.0O
CITY order. 1859. 1A.0O
CITY orders 1870. 4.O46.5T
Bal due on County tax 'S-5s
state 5.ao3.7s
Town notes 10 individuals. s2ao.34
Notes Of city to Bangor savings Bsnk. 10000
Funded debt. $4,000
Total e6I,las.S9
Which. less e3.S>6.l3 balance In Treasury,
and sI3304 due from State. left the total lis
billiies Of our city ses.esa.,o. At that date our
population was $751;. The City Hall had been
built at cost Of $4,000. and so far a. am
able 10 learn. there have been since that time
no appropriations for internal improvements.
We have not loaned our credit for railroads.
The city buildings proper have had but few
repairs. Very few school houses have been
built none directly from the appropriations Of
the city. our streets have not had expensive
paving. concrete walks arc almost entirely
unknown here and Il does seem that II the H.
nances had been priIdently managed this debt
ought not TO have increased. Has IT.
Fifteen wear. have passed since the organ
iz.tion under the City Charter. and will add.
without intending any political slluslon, thai
two YEAR the hirf ExecutiN. ha. been el-ct-
ed without opposition. that each 81 tn" other
wears there has been political contest result
ing four times in the success Of the Demo
cratic candidate. and all Of the other Year. the
Republican party ha- had full control
From the published report - the present
wear ind the liabilities 10 BE- a. follow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13

| y =. lounS mas nau u very attTactlNe sign
placed over the entrance to his piano and organ
rooms on Water street.
The train which left here Monday after.
noon reached Bangor at p. VI. Tuesday and
commenced running usual "Wednesday
morning.
The telegraph Office here has been reopen.
ed nights on account Of the Signal Service at
South West Harbor. Miss Annie f. Freese, 81
Bangor, will be the operator.
| Among the Queen City Amateur Minstrels
are three members OF the Bangor city gov
eminent. who viii take part in the entertain
ment to be given here on the I'D.
The Chief OF the Ellsworth Fire Depart
ment reports for the past year a. follows;
Number of alarms. II
Amount Of loss, saJ00.00
Amount Of Insurance adjusted 10000
not adjusted. aOoO.D
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
the Leffel Double Turbine water wheel. which
has been proved TO be the most powerful and
economical water motor ever invented. Mr..
Benj. Barker. who is agent for this vicinity,
will furnish them nj manufacturers prices and
will also superin'end setting them when re-
quired
Steamer Ivanhoe, lately arrived in Balti-
more. reports March 9. lat. 80 80, lon. rs II,
fell in with schooner VI. A. Folsom. OF Bucks
port. Maine. from Baltimore for Charleston.
with los Of hoat>. spar> and sails. and in a
sinking condition. She took of Capt. Rose and
six men. who werr in an exhausted condition.
When they left the vessel the was breaking
over her They bought the captain and crew
To Batimor.
We are reliably informed that the sale Of
the steamer Henry Morrison, together with
the franchise Of the route. will not result in
breaking up the line Wen established but
will >impl, h. a change in ownership. Either
thu Morrison. or a steamer better fitted for the
work. will lee placed on the route soon
the season opens and under Capt. q. \. Crock
ctt We may expect not >impl, continuance,
but an increased business over the route next
summer.
When We consider the lclay- alon- the
line Of railroad in other parts Of the state. We
ought To- Is, more than satisfied with thu cncr-
" shown hy COL. Grccnc in clearing the shore
Line liz /. ab'y assisted by CiNl Engineer
HancnN snd hl Conductor McGaun aud
Engineer Dana Ruunel-. who have worked
day and night. taking chances Of accidents
that men will take only when they arr thor
poyrr-.
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Ddft. NGaae ard tie
must be paid for at tie rate often CENTS a nae.
Long Island Flantatioa-Eeb, ~. Mrs. Char.
lotte, widow Of tAe hate Jonathan DAVIS. aged
Il yeass, months and DAYS.
Brooklin-Mar. 10, Mr.. John \. G. Ather-
ton, aged 46 years.
East Lamoine-Mar. g. Francis V. Desisles.
aged 80 wears, months and II DAYS.
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Trains DELAYED in Franklin County.

fARNI\GruN. March II
There ~as TO session Of the S. J Cour;
here Monda, They were unable 10 get
witnesses on account of the great storm.
train over the Maine Central reached here
., midnight There are no tram, ever the
Sand, River road.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
FIRE .
INS( RANCE COMPANY.
Farm Fer Sale,

l. the West side cf .torlln'7 River in Trenton
will be sold los and on favorable terms, a. th,.
owner has engaged IA other business, said rnI
contains ~ acres divided into wool IA .ture and
tuage Land. Cuts Is tons 81 good English nav
has Two Weli= Of water, good barn and house and
outbufldings IN fair condition. For further pa1i-
eular. inquire Of or address
:. H. RICHARDSON
At j. i. ELDBIDGE& Co.'S
CIT Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13

". should hay. the follow ing
Interest hesring debt. >n.ssi NJ
Due tounty FOR taN.- .':'n y,
'' stat for taNr>. 3-}-.CI
- on outstanding or'i'.r- sui
"mit.,i it"nI. .p,l.Du
fotai. s~-.pi--Y-
From which ir!ur, the
debt owed in l~-o o3G39.7o
aud We have s23.7.-..7
Increase during the wears We has = been ctty.
aud population - lc-, than II th.- date "
tho granting tie charter But from thi,
amount. some would >as. should H. deducted
a--'-t-. Thi, / have no, done in either war
Tor the r~a-on. tha, it i very difficult 10 place
,alue upon uncolrt.i iaNr. and tax ,ier,l>
] am informed in regard ID IT,. other iirm-
mentioned assets, that ,uit ~. Mr.. Emo ha.
been iihiramn. the note failing for want W
consideration. that the amount due fruin the
Deanr estate j. considered A. worthless. a.-o
the sam" due from The heir. Of Jane Alt.Nani-
-r. and should recommend thsi thu BrtGg.
farm the llolinc, property. and the 1T w
Beai- street BE- -old Ia the highest bidder anil
Wv ailpuHt ItF'hr'i appiFu 10 iu'- REDUCTION
OF the interest bearing debt A. from thu prop
eriN The city derive, no incomr. The items III
debt statement Of s37,..2.4j % unfunded debt
bearing interest al per cent. should BE- called
In can hardly think that II j. necessary u
pay more than ) per cent. snd while s3. the
amount saved. i small sum. it might enable
you TO abate some unfortunate mans or poor
widows tax. The conclusions we arrive al
from the figures must necessarily be that some
time during these Years the expenditures have
been lightly looked after. or the appropriation.
have not been sufficiently large.
An argument a To which political party il 10
blame would not correct the evil Your attcn-
ton i particularly and especially directed
TO a thorough examination OF the expenditures
OF the departments.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
In justice 10 you upon whom rests the re-
spoHsibility Of the financial management Of our
city affairs the coming year, and in justice 10
those who this day retire from its management.
| wish TO call the attention OF the citizens OF
Ellsworth TO the published report OF receipts
and expenditures for the year ending Feb. 3,
1854.
1t l. claimed in this report that the indebted
ness OF the city has been reduced TO the amount
l.ls
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Winners Popular,
Ideal Methods
olVE e. 0ITsoN & CO. Boston

Visiting, Wedding and Adj
dress Cards, done as neatly
and as cheaply as can be OBJ
tanned at any other places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13
Nathan

TIN funeral service, " Mr., Oakr, N
\Uth Mariariiie. occurred Al I'll, school
house. FEY. -. The htrea,cl family hatr
the sincere sympathy OF tile entire c,m-
munliy.
Mr. Luwood CHE, ha, returned home
nftcr a successful term % school tauga' AZ
Green, l,nding
EI~r James Heath TIA, been holding t.-
iI.IoI, services At the various lumber gan.r,
10 thu, district
Mar
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To which IA order 10 make the statement
correspond 10 that published in $50, beforr
alluded to- should be added the Item. sa30 %
due on county tax. and sa.3-.si dae FOR State
tax. together with the unpaid commission. 10
Treasurer. salary - the -uperintcnlns
School Commute AMI oversecr> ~ Poor, IN!
Engineer " Fire Department, by mistake no,
included in the published report also the ri
lowing outstanding or'l.r- Feb. .. tn" amounts
~ which have not been ahle IL ascertain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13


If van Ar. in want of a Moving Machine.
a Hor-. Rake. or any kind of Farm Machinery.
come and see me before purchasing elsewhere-
Orders by mail promptly attended To-
J. II. Brown. Agent.
Inf Eli-ncIth. Ne.
Mr,C. q burli reports the line Of de-
post. in his bank rapidly increasing and at
ready exceeding hi> anticipation. Mr. Bur
rjll Offer the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants and other>. a. would be- furnished
hr Vstionsl Rank. 3tf
There has been a wide difference OF opin-
ion a, TO whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule in business. hut HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
az both in the .'lSS4'- brand of cigars, n,anti-
featured BY Albert IeWis IL Bangor. The
,.issl'' i. the latest out. and the best for the
.noney. Try them
IF Won have any Pictures TO b. copied. en-
Iar0ed and framed. YOU should leave your or
,Iers with b. r. Joy At once.
For the greatest amount of pictures at
sbort notice. call at JOYS Gallery where yaa
can yet ~ at one sitting ~ The He" Insiah-
,sneop- Dry Plate Process
Every farmer should read the Bradley Fer
,,,;zar Cas- pamphlet for 1894. a. II contains
much valuable information for farmers
-. have mo faith in patent medicine il
tLs commap expression Of some lncTe;liiiods
'A,n,,s ,rho have been taken In BY tbs vo-
i,,m,nnus references of some nostrum. But II
,ion't stand the test. For Jadwin's Pine Tar
syrup ~ Mar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13

TIIE subscriber hcr"ny give public notice to 80
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and hA- taken upon himself, The trust Ut M Al
ni-tratnr NJ the Estate ~ Hannah !. webster
late N 'a-tinc in thr County M Hancock marrtc'
woman. deceased,
hy giving hnnd q th" law !iyrrt-. lr therefore ~
quests nIl persons n" are Indebted 90 thr -alt
deceased S estate, To make immediate pay mont
and those who have luy demands THEREON Dob ~
hlLit the same Tor ia vmrnf
GEpR1i s. hENtEEI \.
f''ruHrs n l--4 iWy
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ORDERS FOR Jon PRINTi>c IN
FCUTEp PROMPTLY.
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The W Gather.
WAR DErAEINl>L

NAR DEFAEIMENI-
Oiior NJ -h, Chief Sigma! Ofar.
N4>HlNGToN d. G., March 90 A-N-
i,,dieaf,oas
For New England. aafmer, Threatening.
rainy weather. brisk anl high southern.
veerlng 10 westerly winds rapidly diminish
.ng pressure. f-llowed. "Wednesday night. BY
colder. clearing weather ana Increasing
nr,->Sllrr
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Dealers in the genuine singer sewing Ma
chine. also paris. attachments. needles oil 6c..
for thi> and other makes of machin'>. and ma
chin.- repaired
j. II. BROWN. Manager
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II s30p " III cox or the =, rral iIsui- omitted
and III" outstanding ORDER. anil II the put
lished reports ~ $50 and l->i Ar, otherwl,r
correct. for the liabilities OF the cit, today.
", should hay. the follow lnv.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13
Ellsworth sraaas :: Tie Singer My. Go.

- all At Jpt'- and examine the Photographs
h, i now getting up nh hi n"w scenery ami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-10

1857 Prizes, amounting TO 1896 500
Application for rates to Clubs should made only
to the Office of the Company in New Orleans
For further Information write clearly giving full
dress. Make p. O. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK,
NEW ORLEANS, La
Postal notes ami ordinary letters by mail or express
(a sums OF So and upwards by express at expense
to
n. A. DAUPHIN.
spo,lG.19. @, u. 30.my37-9t NEW ORLEANS La
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up WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the oest, SO Is JUsTHS Old Stand known fo- years
e. Tc NY Iisce where f.st-clsss sEcONDHAND
or cal. at ~
sCs4dS O1u Stand, No. GID ID et-cet between Inland
n, 9TH streets northwest
SsSs-ASse W assli prolnvsIs slseaadel.A %
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CHE OTTO GAS ENGINE

FINHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendan,c
loss of time handling of fuel and ashes 1t
psed extensively for running PASSENGER and Freishs
and Lthographic Presses Coffee Mills Rcssters Paper
end Ruling Machinery, Lathes. &c. &c. This engine
with extreme smoothness and regularity OF speed
possesses the least number Of working parts and
great simplicity of mechanism
For particulars TO prices &c. sbpU 1Otnceh
Washington Gus Light Co VA
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RAILROADS.
VA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

FENHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER Is. 1898
s:S5 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest.
Daily eN ept Sunday. with c. 4 o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New York and WASH
ington to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans
bl0P.M FAST LIN l.. DAILY via Char
lottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville
1oa0PM.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from Washin yton VIA Dam
vile, Charlotte aud Atlanta to New Orleans: also.
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at SIS
NJ daily. except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave WASHINGTON Mt 35 A NJ and
$40 p. M daily.
For tickets aud information inquire at Company,s Of
fee, COL Pennsylvania avenue at Union Depot
NJ SLAUGHTER, N MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass Agent Agent
mario sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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DIR. CIIETVER:S ELECTRIC BEIIT. or Rneenerato-
made expressly for the of der1gencnts of the
provocative organs Whenever any debility of the
eIat1ve orgals occurs fr9n, whatever cause the con-
the parts must restore thom to healthy action There
is mistake about this instrument. Years of have
tested it, and thousands OF testified to- Weak
ness from lndscretlOn, icalacity, Lack of Vigor,
Stcrty-in fact any trouble OF these organs is cured
Do not s with electric belts advertised to
all Ills from head TO This is the ONE
cited PURPOSE For circulars giving full information
address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
n2-s&w JOB Washington street. Chicago,
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ between New York and Havrr
Companys pier. No. a. North River foot Of Mov<oSR.
sreet New York hmeriqne. santelh, "Wednesday. Nay
2 n IN. Labrador. Collier Wednesday. MAY 18Th ! M
Checke payable on sight In amounts suit on The
Bapque Trsnsatlantique Of Paris, LOUIS DE RFBTAN
Agent. No. & Bowling Green, New York a W NOeas
DDS Pennsylvania avenue; J. W. B0TEl-ER 4 SON "a
Pnnsylyania avenue, Agents for
apa9 Washington ID q