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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-30
Administrators Notice,

". II. RAMSEY. ADMINS FNATOE Og the estate O: W. A. Daniel, deceased, flied hs rclition ia the Probate Court Of Coch,s e County. praying for an order ;o sell the real and personal property belonging 10 said estate.
 Tuesday, the 25th day of November, ISSI. at 10 o'clock I. Ill. is appointed AS inc tImc to hear said petit:Ca ard ali persons iatcr- ested in said estate are hereby advised to appear at lhe Court Of Probate, in -CGcliis. County, and show cause If any. why an order should not be made authorizin said Administrator to sell all the resl and per sonal properly belonging to the estate of " |. A. Daniel, deceased.
 Dated, October 2ith, 1885.
 B. L. PEEL,
 EX Utiicio Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

The Cattle ranch near t.e Dra- goon mountains. known as the Lynch ranch together with 60 head of cattle and all improvements For P ,rticulars inquire of Mrs. W. F. Morris, Stafford street. ore house from the foundry. aug24-6w
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tf1 = i-.s5yss,,s ;Jtsst tcuey paralysis. and kSs.x9' 'S>aSS5E>ESx Esy, al the terrible effects Ssrl Sss5xSss.S of self abuse, youth TS$STsysgez9sT TS$STyz fuliies aud cNcesse5 n Sfssssss Sssss :. zskssrE ssss:. mature years-SGch ss les, 0t E,e!ncrv, zsSsitude, ociuyrrl crn!s- sions. aTersioEs to society, diiinSss Of NiS- >iO.. noise in the head, the vital fluid pa>s- iE4 Cnebse ervcd through the liine, ai> nlany other tis".s sss tuatl.n tc insanity and dcHlh,
 Dr. NlHlie. who is regular g.@cuat-o physician, wIl ngfs" to forfeit five hundred dotars fer q case of this sind that ,the Nitsl Restorative (uuder his speciui devise and tfeGluent) wili rot cure. ur for anything iiu- pare or !uinriU9s found. in !t. Hr. NiEtle treats all diseases successfully wiiiinat pler- Cy-y. Cousul.3'in tree Through exam 'aItiun and 2G7ice, in:lGd.cC analysis Of urine. eS. p.''e Of NIlsl Restorative Sl50 bo.tle, or .oar times The qua:.tiiy jor S5; 'rs 10 any add eSs upon receipt Of price. or v. Q. t, SeSCr" from observation ana in DTi- yate na.:;e, II desired. by E. |. N,N IE. V. Dr. No i2 kelrny stree San tYsHcisCr, tai
 Dr. Mmiit's Kidney h-aedy, NErBRErI- CUM c':rSs Hll kinds r. kidney and bladder colEpla!ntS, Ecun"rihms, iecucorrhtaA. gleet For salr by al druggists, $l bot::e, SIX bC..!.s s.
 Dr. Mirtic's Utndcliun Pills and tae best I'd cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in -tIasrkat. For srle by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 i.5c sent 10 any unt applying by letter sitting sym p;Ofus, sex and 6ge. Strict se- rrecy ia regard i" all business trarsactioas.
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NOTICE.
To ihe Tax Payers Of Cc- r. ehise County :, Arizona:

The Territorial and CouHty Tax es' for tie current yeol ef 1885 are due and payable at the c:hcc of the Tax Collector of said County, in the city of Tombstone. and must be paid on 0, before the third IMonday in December, 1885, and On failure to gay the same as above provided, penalty of five ner cent will b3 added thereto. ' ;~ X. | RITTER,
 Treasurer and sx-Oficio Tax Col : lector for Cochise County. Ari-
 Zona Territory.
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Frank C. Earle, Assay Office
 AND CH EMICAL LABORATORY
SEnllnOnS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT. IT AND FOR
 THE COUNTY or .OCHISE, IN THE
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 John Montgomery, Plaintiff, yS. Joel s. Byington. C. R. Calendar aud Jnnes BTusie. Defendants.
 Acticn brought in inc County Court of CochiSc. Territory of Arizona. and lhe com p,aIGt filed in tLe -aid County Of COc,Iisc. in the office of the clerk of lAe 5a aid County Court
 1he Territory Of Arizona st- Is greeting 10: Joel :. B!ington, C. F. Cslendar and James BrGsie, ucfendaa $.
 You are hereby required {. appear in an action brought against you by lke above named plaintit in the County Court of Coctiec County, Territory of Arizona and to answer the complaint filed therein, within twenty dave lcXciusvc oi iLc day of service ] af-er the service on you of this summons. if served within this county; or if served out of this county, but H. this district, witl:in thirty days; otherwise within forty day B. or judgment by defaul! will ha taken ag..!ust you according to the prayer of said con = l,laiGt
 Said action is brought to recover of you the sam Of eleven hundred and for;y-lwo collars. As fully appears by the cumplsint filed herein, duly certified copy of which is hcrctt attached. And you are hereby notified that if ynti fail to appear and answer the sad complaint ss above required, the said playtit will lake iud dgment against you ty default in the sum nf Sl.li. with interest, statutory daCia ges and costs of suit.
 Given under my hand and seal of inc County Court of C0chse County, Trrrl:ory Of Arizona, this filth day ot October. A D. 1885
 = A. O. WALLACE, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Cf Michael Noonan, deceased The creditors of and all persons having claims against the abOve-named estate, are hereby notified % exhibit their claims, with the necessary vouchers, to me W within ten months after the first publication of .his noice at my office, corner Of Seventh and Allen streets, Tombstone. Cochisc county, Arizons Terri tori, or the sdmc will he forever barred.
 J, c. DEAN, Administrator
 Estate Of Michael Noonan, Deceased. October g, 1855. sw
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Lsmp's St. Louis tecr on draught for sale, wholesale and rrta.i. a, the Crys,sl Palace Saloon. ;f
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Notice toe 3cdit07S.

Estate Of Matthew Croaker, deceased. The creditors of and all persons having claims agains: the above ramed estate, are hereby notified to exhibit their claims, with inc necessary vouchers, to me within ten months after the first publication of this notice, at my office, corner of Seventh and Allen streets, Tombstone, Cochisc county. Arizo. na territory; or the same will be forever barred. e. DEAN, Adm illustrator Dstatc Of Matthew CroaLer d }, ased.
 October %, 1885. 4w
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The Great Engiish Remedy

lt is a never failing cure for nervous de- bihtv, exhausted vi- tality, seminal weak ness, ornlatorrhea, lost map hood, impo- tcuey paralysis, and Sll the terrible effects of self abuse, youth fullies aud eNcease5 n InN.Nre Nrars--SGeh
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SEAL
 - By c. ". CLUM. Dept Clerk o,.i 6Dl
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Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, at the California ranch, I5 miles from Tombstone, Good feed, water ard sii'ic. For particulars apply to T. N. Nrsh, at thc ebakcry ou Allen st-.c..
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ACTING HORSES AT FoRD's.-A novel per-
formance will be given at FOrds Opera house
next week by Mr.. W. c. Coup, who is favorably
remembered here on account OF his famous
broncho horses exhibited some years ago in
Washington. The present entertainment is
said TO be a literal performance in a humorous
way of comedy called school the charac-
tiers being entirely filed by educated horses,
ponies and mules.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HousE.--Next week
Strauss opera ",The Merry War; will be the
bill at Albaughs. 1t will be sung by the same
company that gave prince Methusalem" last
week, including Agnes stone, Mary Beebe,
Louis DeLange, Arthur Bell and Alexander
Clark.
THE CHURCH CHORAL UNION are preparing,
under the direction of PROT Robinson, tor their
second annual concert, to be given at the Con-
gregational church early in June. Miss Earle,
of New York, who gave such satisfaction last
year, has been engaged again as principal SOLO
lSt.
MISS HUNTINGToN's SoNG RECITAL.-A fare
well song recital will be given by Miss Agnes
Huntington on Wednesday evening at Marini $
hall. This is her last appearance in concert in
this country, as she is going abroad to begin an
operate career. She will he assisted by Anna
Warren Story and Miss Effie Huntington.
THEATER COMIQUE.-There will be another
entertaining show, made up of variety and bur-
lesque features. at the COmique next week.
Among those who will take part are Jerry Hart,
Gottlob, German comedians; Nellie Harris, the
vocalist; Emily Waite and Alice Arlington.
DIME MUSEUM-An attractive variety bill
will lie presented at this house next week.
Nidocqs, Carter and Anderson musical
team; the Comedians Needham and Kelly, the
Howard sisters, the Nelson's, Turner, the BAN
jo and GeGTEe the clog danser
week "Uncle Toms Cabin will make it's re-
appearance. 1t will be done by the same COM
potent company which this week has SO ac-
ceptably presented Steele Mackaye's play,
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Excursions.

THE WASHINGTON CYCLE CLUB gives its first
excursion on next Thursday evening, the 2Sth
inst to Marshall Hall. The steamer COrcOran
will leave the dock at the foot of 9TH street,
at six o'clock pm, returning at ~. The Marine
band has been engaged for the trip, and there
will be dancing at Marshall Hall. The club
will make the affair as select as possible.
THE QUANTICo HIGH TEA.-There will be q
moonlight excursion on the Jane Moseley, for
the benefit of the Garfield hospital, on the 29th
inst, leaving the wharf at $3.50 PIN, and re-
turning at 1870 pm. The affair is in charge Of
number of weil-knOwn ladies, who will GER
tainly make it a very pleasant one.
DECORATION DAY EXCURSION.-The steamer
Mary Washington will give an excursion to
Occoquan Falls on Decoration day, leaving her
wharf at ain. and returning at $50 p. IN.
There will be dancing down and back. The
Mary Washington makes excursion trips to
Occoquan Falls every Wednesday, and down
the Potomac every Sunday afternoon.
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Gone Off in SsOy's Clothes.

AN UNACCUUNTABIIE FIfEAk
NORBECK, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md,
May 22d, 1855.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Knowing the value of your paper, and the
wide circulation it has, appeal to you to make
known the following My daughter Ella dis
appeared from home suddenly last Monday
about noon. Not retur ming in a reasonable time
became uneasy about her, and search began
We followed her far as Hoods mills ION 3. &
o. r. r., distant II miles, and discovered that
she had assumed male attire, and there we lost
trace of her. She answers to the following de-
scription: Age 16, light hair, blue eyes, very
high forehead, ears pierced. scar on right arm
above elbow hair when last roughly cut,
supposed to have been done by herself ANY
information that will lead to her Whereabouts
will be thankfully received By her parents.
Her mother, MARY V. BURROUGHS,
NOr5eck Montgomery co., Md.
T. S.-She was travelling under the assumed
name OF George Davis.
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d.. O.. DAVIS
719 MARKET SPACE,
PARASOLS! PARASOLSM PARAsOLs!M
OUR STOCK OF PARASOLS WILL COMPARE
WITH ANY STOCK IN THE MARKET, BOTH
IN QUANTITY. QUALITY AND PRICES.
LACEs OF ALL KINDS. FANS OF EVERY DE-
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AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
sATEENs ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
SCARCE BY ALL. WE ARE SHOWING THE
BEST STOCK IN BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
WHITE GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES
BLACK VELVET GRENADINES. FIGURED
AND STRIPED, BEADED AND ESCURIAL
GRENADINES PLAIN AND FIGURED GREN-
ADINES. ATTRACTIVE STOCK AND PRICES
GUARANTEED INDIA SILKS, PLAIN AND
FIGURED, SPECIAL BARGAINS
GRAPE DE CHINE, CANTON GRAPE. AND MANY
OTHER GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE AP-
PREACHING SEASON, TO ALL OF WHICH
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
E. G. DAVIS,
my21-3t Corner Sth street and Market Space.
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CHINO
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CUTICURA.

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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.
Ny gratitude to God is unbounded for the relief
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l have been troubled with Eczema on NV legs for
twenty years. had comfortable night for years.
the burning and itching were intense Now, 1 am
happy to say, have trouble Only the liver colored
patches on my limbs remain a token Of my former
misery.
HENRY L. SMITH,
1873 West Avenue. Rochester N. Y.
ECZEMA ON A CHILD
Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies have done
my child much good that feel like saving this for
the benefit of those who troubled with skin disease
My little girl troubled with Eczema and tried
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cured her, for which owe you many thanks and many
nights Of rest.
ANTON BOssMIER, Edinburgh Ind.
letter OF THE SCALP
was almost perfectly bald caused by letter of the
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COVERED WITH BLOTCHES
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IVY POISONING.
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{. II. MORSE, Druggist,
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CHEAPEST DnEss GooDs
IN WASHINGTON

In lNN
BARGAINS! BARGAINSn BARGAINSM
Just received from New York 900 yds. of Reauti-
ful Spring Dress Goods, colors, new shades
price everywhere 25c., Our Reduced Price l5c
CARRIERS POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
I'll Market Space.
NUNS VETLINCiS. Wide double width all pure
wool, Cream Pink. Blue and Black. only 37lnc., reg
ular price soc.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth 81, re-
duced to 75c
FANCY SILKS. 371ac: Colored Silks, SOC.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual
cash value .5c, reduced to JOc.
COLORED SATINFS. fine quality. Cream Pink,
Blue and black reduced TO 25c.
FIGURED SATINES 15c, 1Sc., 2Oc and Csc.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure fine
wool. 81. so
BEAUTIFUL BROC-ADE Dress Goods. 1olac.
BROCADE COLORED SILK NELVEIS Real
value 81, reduced 81. SO.
COLORED SILKS, reduced from 81, to 75c
BLACK SILKS $l.25, reduced to ST. actual cost
price.
CARRIERS,
myOO III MARKET TT poor -+b Of
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SUMNER PRICES.-FOr the summer months
We will make six elegant cabinets for 81. Other
styles reduced. X Wallis Imperial Studios,
SO Market Space, also at Az Pennsylvania
ave. and 200 W. Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
SIX ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS For
Slow prices. but not cheap work. SO Mar
ket Space and 411 Pennsylvania avenue.
LOVELY FRENCH SATINES. 25c.: 1O-4 Sheet
ing. 1876. Health COrSets, 81; Monarch Shirt,
9oc. Brodheads. 901 +.
FACE AND Eyesight fitted. He1npler's near IL.
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ALL OUR 45c. BOYS and Chidrens Straw
Hats marked down to SOC. Francs. corner eth
and ID, the only strictly one price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
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MACKINAw HATS are again the style. Francs
81, 100, and = -, not to be surpassed.
Corner .th and H. streets. the only strictly one
price hat and gents furnishing store in this
pit
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WE SELL all the best patterns of wire window
screens and doors. W. Il. Moses, on corner OF
18th and + SITS. NV.
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Appearance of the LOcusts Here.
a litl,rn II ,rII1, S-r u.

To the Editor of THE Evening STD:
FORT MYER VA, May 21st. 1885.
Referring to report in THE STAR a few days ago
relative to the discovery of the 17-year locusts,
the following information may be interesting
to your readers: While 'grubbing and parking"
on the roadside, near Fort Myer, Va on 10Th
and Goth instaDts, dug out quite number of
these locusts They were from 8 to L. inches
below the surface, about IL, inches long, and
wings just commencing to form. Very respect
fully, JAS w. RENNIE
SENT TO JAIL FOR ASsAULTING HIS WIFE
Josephine Armstrong coiorcd, complained to
Judge Smell this morning that her husband
came home last night and asked for something
to eat, which she was unable to give him. be-
cause he had not provided for her for three
weeks. Because she could not furnish him
with supper, he struck her in the face with his
fist, and bruised her breast with a chair. Her
husband, Alexander, made denial of the
complaint ana he was given one month in Jail.
Affairs i'm West Washington.
A MONUMENT TO BISHOP PINKNEY.-In Oak
Hill cemetery, on the lawn opposite the main
entrance, upon which the John Howard Payne
monument now stands, w. W. Corcoran has
had monument erected to the memory of the
late Bishop Pinkney. The monument is of
Italian marble, about 16 feet high, and repre-
SCENTS the deceased in the full robes OF the epis-
life size.
NorEs.-A highly interesting entertainment
was given last night at the Curtis hall for the
benefit of Nj. Z. Sunday school, which proved
a success in every way.-The frame which
was placed in the river by the dredging COM
pany was removed yesterday.-See advertise
ment OF First Cooperative Building association.
SHIPPING NEWS.-SchoOner w. .. Snow
cleared yesterday for Boston with 900 tons of
coal. Schooner b. l.. Burt cleared to-day with
1000 tons of coal for New Bedford Schooner
Florence Godfrey arrived with 500 tons OF coal
from Philadelphia
GRAIN RECEIPTS. - Canal boat Maryland
arrived with 800 bushels of wheat and y 200
bushels of corn for Hartley Bros.
TEMPERATURES AND Con DTTION OF WATER AT
1A.M.-Great Fails, temperature. 70; condition.
80; receiving reservoir, TEN perature. 6S: condi-
ton at north connection. 30; south connection
80: distributing reservoir, Lperature, 10; con-
dition ut infiuent gate house SO; etiluent gate
house SO. High tide in the river to-day at ) D.
M. Low tide at - p. IN.
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TRY Reisingers ice cream. Reduced rates to
the trade. 81 80 per gal, .5c. half g;l. 80 G.
street NV. Orders can be left at stand No. $40
Center market, 9th street wing.
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FOR III the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic Pills are
the best for purgave purposes everywhere alike con-
velient. e.iicacOus and safe. For sluggish bowels
torpid liver indigestion, bad breath. fatulency and
sick headache they remedy.
NOTWITHSTANDING MUCH HAS REEN
~ said about the Importance of boodpurfying
medicine IL may be possible that the has never
seriously claimed your attention. Think of it now
IT, by the use Of few bottles of Ayers Sa-sapariIla
you avoid the evils OF scrofua and transmit healthy
constitution to your offspring, thank for the sugge
ton. myl9
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PEARL and beaver-coiored dress and Derby
hats at Vim. Brodts manufacturer, 419 11th
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A. SAKS & CO.,

GEoReE SpRANsr.
5O7 SEVENTH STREET
WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
FIRST TO OUR S14 CHEVOIT SUITS
COLOR: BLACK AND BLUE STYLE OF
COAT, CUTAWAY FROCK.
2D, OUR $50 SILK MIXED SUIT THAT
Is WORTH MORE MONEY.
Sd, THREE STYLES IN NEW NEAT
CHECKS SUITS. AT THE PRICE $40.
MAKING VERY STYLISH SUIT FOR
LITTLE MONEY.
IF UP OUR WAY STOP, AND WE WILL
SHOW WHAT WE HAVE
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
5O7 SEVENTH STREET,
my15 OPPOSITE Z. 8. POST OFFICE
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CITY ITEMS.
All OuP A5c.

Boys and Children's Straw Hats marked down
to 35c. Francs, corner 7th and u, the only
strictly one price Hat and Gents Furnishing
Store in this CITY q
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Condensed Locals.

gOld-headed cane was presented yesterday
To j. L. Law ton, teacher of music in the eighth
school division. by the teachers OF the Anthony
Bowen building.
Tomorrow is Whit-Sunday, the seventh sun
day after Easter. The day in The churches il
commemorative Of the descent of the Holy
Ghost at Pentecost. Whit-Monday is largely
observed a. holiday.
Tie Will OF Charles r. Clifton, filed yesterday.
leaves his estate TO his widow, and names her
eXecutriX-
Yesterday afternoon a dead infant was found
in the James Creek canal between q and X
streets.
Mrs. Lynch. residing ut 522 9th street north
west, last evening had her foot caught in Ii
grating on street. between 9th and 10th.
she was eXtricated by Officer Byrnes, who pro-
cured a crow bar, and forced the bars open so
AZ 10 release the imprisoned foot, which was
badly bruised and cut.
\ new southern Methodist church will be
dedicated az Gaithersburg, Md, tomorrow
Rev. DR. Cox. OF this city, will perform the ded-
c.ttOry service.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PHOTOGRAPHS in the
city. Il. Wallis Imperial Studies. SO Market
Space and Az Pennsylvania avenue.
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A BRADBURY PIANO FOR EVERY HOME
S2o cash and SO monthly until paid. The
purchase VIII be made so easy that the money
will hardly be missed. f. q. SMITH:
Ixlr mia
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Go To CHR XANDER. who has fine lot OF
imported and domestic. also his well known
Virginia. Claret. Get it at OH 7tn street north
west.
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MILWAUKEE, APRIL %, 1885
DEAR SIR:
We beg to call your attention TO the fhf thns
from this date on will ship our Lager" You via
find it to be exceptionally fine this year.
Yours Truly,
JOS. scHLITz BREW. GO.
To SAMUEL c. PALMER ESQ.,,
Washington, ID. G.. ap00
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The new perfume-See beautiful story book at
drug stores free. Ea>tman's Aloha Perfume
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JUSTH'S OID STAND. go ID st. n. W., Buy
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mai
promptly attended To.
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BURY's PIPsIssEwA cures kidney and bad
der diseases
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THE fine photos of Kets kemethy'S, 100 Pa. av.,
continue to be SO p. dz.. with 18th painted free.
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FINE STRAW MATTINGS at 20c. per yard. W
b. Moses * Son. corner IL tn and streets.