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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
The Silver Question

Inc English are displaying more inter.
est in the silver question at present .han
sne people in the United States, and for
very good reasons, as they are the beavi-
T gSs sufferers from the folly of contraction
, Inc London brokers fix the price If tha
morid silver, and it has been az enotr o
:atlng and variable as best suitad tn
Like the Roman who hav;nn
p penI the oak, dreamed not Of tbo ~
:, the English have been canebt
III me Trap which their greed and avag;oa
n n;nl prepared for others. 1t Womb he :
piece OF practical justice if tbe 49, 10
", len was the first to bring discrsJ;t
IL sliVer, was forced to recede from o az
, o and beg its silly imitators to to l.s
leo1;r o'eps with 1t, to arrest the ruino1S
In prlces.-Eureka .SentineI
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
POLICE PICKINGS.
Arrests and Trials of Ordinance
Offenders.

Mike Flemming, the French gentleman
who has taken such liking to menu pre-
pared each day by the city jailor, once
more committed an offense against the
peace and dignity of the city, and was
hustled off to Jail by heartless cop. He
was, as usual, drunk, but fearing that this
offense would not insure his board and
lodging for sufficient length of time he
began to swear at his misfortune. The
cop who happened along at that time mis-
took the identity of the misfortune, audit |
was thus that Mike met his fate. This |
morning he went smiling into the august
presence of Judge Piper, and in a few
moments ne went smiling out again.
With receipted bill for fifteen days'
BOARD and lodging in the city jail.
William Dunford, the man who once
leld responsible position in certain
mercantile house here, but who has
allen from grace with vengeance, ap-
eared in court to answer to an analogous
harge. He pleaded guilty, and as it I
'as by no means his first offense he was
lulcted $50. Not seeing fit to paw this I
mount, he took bunk with the festive
like. !
Fred Lathrop entered the same plea to
re same charge, and was given ten DAYS. y
John Crocker went up, charged with
eng in his normal condition. Being a
lronIc drunk comes high, and poor old
lrockle," the fallen millionaire, was
nched to the extent of $25. Not wish
to overdraw his bank account, he also
nsented to go to the bastile.
"a. Holley was arrested this morning =
oelng drunk and disturbing the peace.
will be tried later in the day.
Ed. Latham and James Campbell for
II DRINKS, paid " each.
conrad NEWMAN, charged with de- :.
Dying property, was placed under 5000 \
1ds to appear when wanted for trial, hi
1eorge u. Henry, charged with being hi
INK and disturbing the peace. will be C Ct
'rd this afternoon. Ro
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
GOVERNORS REPORT.
The Educational, Charitable and Be-
neVOlent Institutions of the
Territory.
Agricultural, Mechanical and Manu-
featuring Industries-The Stock
Interests.
Remarks Upon POlygamy and Legis.
latiOn-The Defiant Attitude
of the Saints.

n Following is synopsis OF the annual
n report of Governor West to His Excel
lency the President of the United States
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. Is, 1865
SIR: In compliance with your request,
the following report of the operations of
this Territory, together with such suggcs-
tons as deem of Importance requiring
the attention of Congress, | have the
honor to submit:
Following this introduction comes a
statement from the report of the Terri
torial superintendent of District Schools
showing the comparative condition of the
| public schools in the years 1884 and 1885.
Next are given figures relative to the
! cost OF the University of Deseret build |
ing, which show the total expenditures
up to the present date to have been |
$5l, 705.57; the liabilities, SAL ,673. 43; and
the amount required to complete the
building, $23,326.57.
MISSION SCHOOLS.
In connection with the great work of
education of the youth of the Territory
is the system of mission schools estab-
lished by the different Christian denomi- I
nations represented in Utah. When it is /
considered that the work is being carried il
forward among people whose leaders C
are hostile to every movement which they p
10 not control, the success which has Il
attended their efforts is remarkable. and ts
he great and good work they are doing ii
n the interests of law and order cannot ia
'e too highly commended. al
L submit herewith, from information in
furnished by their authorities, table d.
howlng. the number of schools, pupils OF
nd teachers, and the value of the school ra
roperty:
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Unnecessary Misorv

boh f;ooaoly as much misery comes from,
naoltual constipation as from en, from on
ran aa1gement of the functions of tba any So de-
that no Is on alff1sult to cure for the reason
s Ho one likes to take the medicines on
nrenar y prescribed. HAMBURG FIes Wars
thep pa w11 TO obvate this difficulty. " and
1fey viii be found pleasant to thy ta ana
,ents "oinen and children. Twentv. 1fT.e
' 20 So AT all druggists. j. ]. Msct lv e
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Notice for Publication.
mo. $780,

mo. $780,
LAND OFFICE AT SALT LAKE Cry. UTAH.
NroTrcr =, October Is, 1886.
NOtINE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rur
- Following named settler has fled na,inS
Of his Intention to make final proof in supnort
befors th ana that said proof will be made
C SSiore the Register and Receiver at SaIf TaSe
Roy. on November 27th 1886, viz: Josan6
and no nomestead Entry No. 623s, for the I6ts
He names the foI1o,,.;n' ~ w.
~ residence upon and cnltivst;o1ee
Ves s@iu land VIZ: John H. Clark, Joseph Rosen.
Terrsc SoS Ra PAWS and Chutt Peterson, ali Of
st also, at the same time and place Don r
8 w n DEscI9aIrastory Statement 1850, for the
He q 49, ~. q Sec 49, TIP. s., r. E.
hi n e names the following witnesse: 70 n,ovo
If ss;d residence upon and cultivstio1e
syTesteearn S %a viz Joseph Walton Henry Moyie
Alpine con marsh M, ana Joseph Healey, ali OF
n.kD LOWE, Attorneys for Claimant. 'ef
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL COM.
MITTEE.

A meeting of the Democratic Territor-
lal Committee is called to convene at Che
Office OF Hall & Marshall on Thursday.
October p, 1886, at s 80 p M, to con-
slider steps for political action.
J. B. RosBoRoUGH, Chairman.
w. c. HALL, Secretary.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
PERSONALS.

night. p iioln FfoVo last
John F. Free returned from the Eost
evening lioii Oiie East last
evening. Up iioin rFoVo last
Ger neLuln IMAM Dickert has gone to the Cove
'feek sulphur fields once more. '-' 0o'0
Nv MRS. Wadsworth, the wife of Treasnro,
wac maossWorth, of Wells, Fargo d Co.. arrived
"ere from Chicago last evening. "'- '''O
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19

LII is an interesting fact that of the S37
enrolled pupils in the Methodist schools
IA are from Mormon families, and 279
from apostate Mormon families.
THE INSANE ASYLUM.
AT. Provo, is next mentioned. The report
states that over 100000 has been wisely
and economically expended upon the
grounds and building. The indebtedness
OF the asylum on August lst, 1886. was
50, l27.S7. "'''
HOSPITALS
Nobly supplementing the work of
caring for the insane, are the HOSPITALS Of
this city In alternating and ministering TO
human suffering These hospitals have
been created and are supported by Chris
tain charity. - 0i'' 10
submit the following statement Of
their condition and work for the last
year: WIG i'''
st. Notwithstanding physicians 3
patients treated, 996; annual exnanso
Tl4 Al value of property, $18. 600
Holy Cross-Attending physicians ..
patients treated, 60; annual exnanso
Fl2,oOo; value OF property, $4,000.
DeSeret-Attending physicians, 6 pa
90 60 OSsUOu, oot, annual expense |
s., 900 value OF property, Sc, 900.
Total number physicians, 10; patients
,reated, 1880; annual expense, $63. 3I1:
value OF property, $61 900.
Inc Penitentiary and Industrial Home
ire then mentioned briefly.
AGRICULTURE. !
IL Is a matter of regret that no provis- ,
On mas been made by the Territorial law I
pr the gathering and preserving of sta. G
Stical information of the agricultural
nd mechanical manufacturing indns"
les, and of mines and mining. '''
II. IN the absence of such data INV renort :.
III not necessarily be as full, comnlete II y
40 "a accurate as it is desirable it shouId be =
Durlng the past season the orchard y =
~ garden products have been abund- =
II and OF excellent quality. The cron I" p.
cereals has been at least one ouarter ~
IS imam that of the previous wear. The &c &c
PIP OF alfalfa and lucerne, which is onr &c &c
lhciPal one, has also been one-fourtb 10 70
's' Inc decrease resulting from \ varv GGis
and hot spring and summer, ~ Ia
u the principal productions, what VIZ
!: ! and barley, the estimated prodncf T Tie
Tie area under cultivation is as fol. ~ ~
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Wanted,

aio a travelling salesman to sell on conr,i.
fTh 70 the retail grocery trade Of T1 TTtnh
aoan9 and Wyoming, etc. 10 VOC . t a.L
noanplete line of syrups, moIasses Elm, ana
preserves, mlnce-meat, etc. etc J0 Mes
Pea Ge q man who has good trade o %us1
nshed, and who can carry tb ?ue ,; estab
GOODS GOODS IN connection with other li ,ae Of OF
goods; Address Samuel BTss s' INES K OF
City, Missouri. A'iiSS' Kansas
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Beck'S Hot Snrinrs

otbe "r , sae convenience of invalids o.,
tb 'l,G h. VINO wish to enjoy the hana s ana
will vdG pain In the cool of the mor TienC OF
i %in % run i1 Special wagon at & . ng, we
aaso at all the hotels. All otbars IL, call
accommodated by Telephone 97S can be
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
value of Inn Value ofore cola
tai .$3,1SO,OOO
$4,592,295
CATTLE sup,n

IT. cattle, SHEEP AND WOOL.
tor lie &c eotal OF horned stock in the To,:
To fgo Is oe estimated at $50 900 and of Ierrl
a,aVV'OOO. The wool prodncaJ cod u sheep
past season is estimated Of n 6Or Inc Inc
pounds, worth about 20 cents no. noOO,OOO
% ~o' compared with the $3.50 O6 M bound,
price in 1884. u' 'ne product and
int Inc magnitude of the GROWING s.o.,-
receive a If Inc West require and should
public lands Il while the subject of
gress. 'oiilg considered by Con-
L II is possible to devise system Nv
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Wanted.

ment fo myhalld, young man, asks emn,ou
an nsf ior ms board. Could take o oa
s an once, and do some copvine e care OF
A1P' any kind of light work u VIII
F;ftoo,, care Canadian Associat;onu ur ees
'eenth street, Denver. Col 'n' Z94
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Peoples Restaurant

m ma, o. Wv w., First South Street t. 10 70
D. F. Poyt strange, but no less fact. that re
ii r rorter can give First-C 1' s so
pm for served ea every day from - I'll; ETc .
An otb nor zOc but he does, all the so W.,
tended e to meals 25c. Customers well T at
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Notice for Publication.
mo. $685.

LAND OFFICE AT SALT LAKE CRY. UTAH.
~-orrc1. ~, October 49, 1886
~ ;iolioWlng. named settler has fled notice of
ms ms intention to make final proof in support If
h ms claim, and that said proof will be made
Glty, Utah, on the 18th OF November 1ss6 ca.
WoP De Coy Homestead Entry No 4,O22, for the
'" M q S;M. = Sec; $2 TIP. N, R. NV. ' 'H'
HE oo names the following witnesses to prove
81 soid residence upon, and cultivation
9I, said land, viz: II. II. Wadman, John Hodson
r rnonias COOK and John White, all of Wabar,
BIRD Low fowp D. WEBB, Register.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
Found

vo k@o og horses, with harness and neck
other q dnrI One horse light bay, the
by callin ~a or % Gay, Owner can have them
pyo Ta,,lng at 81 South Second West street rect
proving property and paying CHARGES
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
DR.. c. w. Hipy;,s

Thn uoll . 5HHS,
ecIe e M;eil-known specialist, has ononoa
n os,Icslc medical dispensary in b;p eneo an
PRariors at No. 80 West Third S Sd LIS elegant
Denhalter Block '' iiiird South street,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
$5l1,790 S358. 25I
MINING.

MINING,
The Inc principal mining districts oro 90
dated at Park City, Stockton al" T;,. slt-
6b:IIngham, Little Cottonwood Fr;So nlntlc,
silver Reef. In these districts si'oo ana
inc results Il. capital is invested with gratifv.
NOT ahIa 70 f,I. regret very much that / am
operat; alto 20 ,uT [h detailed account Of
tude of the an taese districts or the magni-
forward. iio" oeing carried
form, n lave TINS much to be desired IN
itu tS from only one district Pa III,
tory. '"'i' 'n the Terri |
amo forward a herewith table showing tho
IN nno1.a OF ore taken from and t f,e
mines: upon the leading
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
A Booth & Sons,

w. s S SIrett oysters so cents per can
Received f.aa' East, First South straa at
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19

S SrNnANGERm =, is S. M. So
Utah cA to- h. ne, Finest Nickel Cigar II
Quarters 70 pc had at Greenewald's s ba. IN
doors sont FOR 80 me imported Cigar" f fan
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
EVERYBODY smokes the s. MS
Wedding and Annivor.

W., Wedding and Anniversary Presents.
CIV g suggest that you look amono a.
P, cnalrs and fancy furniture Of D. me
BROS for what you need u barratt
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19

Mixed J pa; & Bros Enamel Rood,
handy rants are economical e a
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Beck's Hot Snr;nuo

tbe ~ ma mas been proved by the public tbo+
cn err use Oi these waters are beneficial a.
diseases Oatarrh, Dyspepsia and otbar
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
White H0nSe

White t heu pest meals and rooms 90 70 tho
low ret nOuSe' Everything first-class and IND
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M;o,o. DR.: c. w: HIGGINS,
microscopic and Analutio DR.

Mr. Ok: c. w. HIGGINS.
microscopic and Analytic Pbvsic;on
a mas l Rhraeticed in Salt Lake City fourtesr
Iuu the wonderful and welIos,o III teen years,
eiected In tibet time prove tba 60 cures
ponndppIes on which his Remedies scientlnc
The aSS y: Inc mode OF forming q d;o are COM
the nr;, ene microscope enables him 81 osis by
cal cnra ~ cause OF disease and effect ueeect
cases Of No, ne ooctor has cured tbonSsnddaaul,
Weafnass Tvous Debility, Mental and PbI,oioi
tration. tbe osS o. Manhood and Nervous prca
excaSSs, sne results of early indisoret;uusf rios
dred S, and stands ready to forfsit and
ment Ti;ars ior any case taken nndar I've Hun
Svnh M;uicn he fails to cure er MS treat
old fns, 1onorrh9a, elect Str;ot,,
and mseiIng diseases which vitioto e ana all
nentlV c%re 5ne system, thoroughly and dne blood
y treatment is sure. certain and snoo,s
ELECTRICAL MEDIoArrn IN
Baths RUf ca Sefhh a Chemical Baths and HIS;
}. w. HioSinssS d at any hour of the dav ~ G
" , SO v; Third South street Dlspensary.
dmoulo say as there are r,
hat tb"Sau tne method of nv hath %no 40 not
ieJd - tS. diseases which are 49, uSS.atment,
hits t Ills treatment are Loss of w., likely to
VeaEnasHsn una Lung Diseases CstarrrIT I've, Bron-
kin. and St;s sgralgia, Palsy, Diseases erVous
Office hours from O.
70 p m d. H. 10 p. m, and from,
hird bird g. So OF address, DR.. C. w. BIcc1N.
ry. U'n street, Salt Lake City. IJts6 'T 81 W
Ike Cit1I SAG North First wos+ Go '
.Ae Olty, Utah Territory. '' west street, Salt n
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
MANUFACTURES.

From reports made 10 me T on, 80,
tUr cay n o,rat Ghe quality of the manufac-
v vosei goods produced during the past
e Snh nnitcates very gratifying prosperity
- 0 ohtn: such facts as l have been ah}e
NJ o1oain from few of the principal man. u
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19
MEDICAL.
AN ECEECrrC
Dispensary.

DR: c.. w. HIGGINS. THE wpr,
- Specialist, has onan,ad ne M MELLKNOWN
TbpS In mis- elegant parlors st No a e
'iiru south street. Denhalter BlocL 'o' ~ west
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-19

which the public lands, suitable at this
time only for grazing purposes, can be
leased to stockmen without interfering
with the settlement of the country by
homesteaders, it would tend to encour-
age and develop these valuable and grow
ing interests. 1t may be possible to
make classification of public lands so
as to enable stockmen to acquire the use
than grazing purposes.
PUBLIC LANDS.
A comparative statement of the bust
ness transacted in the United States
Land Office for the two years commenc
ng July LIST, 1884, and ending June 30th,
1886.
The silk industry is then mentioned at |
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5. M. s.
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mountain time.
W. C. BROWE, Postmaster.
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
at the Salt Lake City POstOflce.

UNITED STATES PosToFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April l, 1886. I
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p crunE FRAAEs AND PICTURES.

Nothing helps to beautify room mora than q
pretty framed Picture and house seems well fur
nished unlesa Pictures adorn its walls Years ago we
started the ready made Frame business in q small
way now can with pride, not only do we
keep the largest assortment of Frames in the city but
also that we sell them much lower than any other
house. and further that frame any size Picture
at once from . 25x3O Crayon down to Card size
Picture To give you slight idea how we sell Frames
$40 Berlin GIT Frames. inch, 2sa
s sxx39 ;: deem md aSc 90.
Gilt Francs Win Fs S9 n on
BfOad Flat GILT F1alnes Plush inside, eco
bronze FRAMES, fast Gilt, new aud rich. 00c
Hapdsome Com bination Frames Sx1O ACC
Fine Gilt Frames, Ga In moulding In ali sixea fhom
1Oxl4 t026x3O, rom q. 81 up.
Also cheaper grade Of Gilt Frames, al Sizes from
49c nm Bssides FULL line Of Oak and Walnut Frames
In all sses. and Oak. Plush and GILT ConibnAsion
Frames &C, &c our prices always include glass Tor
our immease assortment Of Pictures deserves more
fsnau passing notice. We 0ffer line al 16r1O i'm.
ported OieOgrsphs In 8A In. Gilt Frames 1t 0Oc ea
fhe number we eel Of them b guarantee that they
are not only good but very cheap We ofsr The same
Fame q SI06 our OIL Paintings have ests6;ished 4
Seputaton FOR thenasesye& We oder 22x80 on Painf,
ms ia deep Gilt FRANCS, At from q. 80 up.
I've Also call your attention to our PanaI psatel
rssntfnrs In nne Bronze Frame. It q. ga
wisit 10 our Picture Room will surely reuay vou
n. sILvERBER0 Co.
"a s12 m q. n y. near n. ayA
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Choice Oysters. half shell. Johnson's, 9th
and E streets.
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WE ARE ON THE ROAD OF IMPROVEMENT.
Our Store. under the influence Of SKILLED workman
has been safely lowered. and the nttings ere being
rapidly replaced We are going 70 have modern and
convenient Grocery store In which win be found q
ali times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES,
and II the Most Aoderats Prices. Yoa want % kssp
your eye on the date OF our Opening,
ON OR ABOUT oCToBER lgr
Due notice Of which WIN be given through the paper
However. Il viii be number OF DAYS before we On
rearrange our goods. and In the meantime yen
purchase TEAS and CoFFEks ~ the finest quality
and flavor at way down priosa OLD wRIsKIE8
and WINES 81 remarkably low figures the bsst nour
NlNNEsoTA PATENT. oAOo Per bbi-; sAUcE9
PICKLES. &c. without number
zen cAn ave mooey. Give Q oil
=. 3. AETzGER BRo-
81 Az 7th - m
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LOoKt-Our leader. solid walnut marble-top
chamber suite, bevel mirror. bar handles S35
Contract reads: Three hundred and seventy
i've of them must be taken within a limited
time. Ready TO- delivery now. .
WV. III. DCNN'S. 81 9TH St NV
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WEAK Eyesight relieved. Hemplers, cor. 4
CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusemenrs Tonight. 81:

Amusemenls Tonight.
Observation-Disclosures Warde in "Galba"
ALBAUGH's.-Mrs.B Bowers in Macbeth"
HERZoG'S.-"Our Strategists."
kERNAN's.-Variety.
HARRIS.'-"Across the Atlantic"
DIME MUSEUM.-"For Life"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Daya and evening.
ROLLER CoAsrER.-Athletic Park.
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GENrLEMES,s Hans.

GENrLEMEN,s Hans. :
OUR STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE
DRESS HATS. So, Sc. 81 AND S.
DERBY HATS. 81 $3.50 So. So So 81 AND SIS.
Colors-Siack. Seal Brown and Golden Brown.
YOUTHS HATS. soc. 75c.. 81, Sl.25 S1.5O
Agents for "YOUMAN'S' n. Y. HATS
KNOX" n. Y. HATS
e NJ B r f L L s.
OUR SILK UMBRELLA STOCK Is selected with
grea; care, comprising choice Cold Silver. Japanese
Eronze. Bucknorn anu Ebony Mornings adapted for
LauieS and Gentlemen.
Imported silk and Worsted GLORIA CLOTH,
MOhAIR UMBRELLAS,
ALL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES
H. II. STINEMETZ SON,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS,
se243m 1887 Pennsylvania ave-
Ny FAIL Srocx
Winter COatngs. Suings and Trouserings latest
English importation OF new patterns ready
Tor Inspection VIII take pleasure in having you cal
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KIDNEY PAINS

KIDNEY PAINS
And that weary, feless allgone sensation pres
ent with those of infamed kidneys, weak back and
loins aching hips and Sides Overworked worn out
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Zoe; five for $lOO or of POTTER DRUG Co.. Boston
soil
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We WILL be entirely prepared for business
by the last of the month. Parties intending to
purchase fine groceries, wines and old whisky
should remember this, and save their money
by buying of us. Meantime, we have many
Things you can buy cheap.
y. L. METZGER & Bro
Az 9Th ST. n. W.
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The PLACE To leave your orders for all kinds
OF fresh and salt water fish, Kennebec salmon
Holsters, diamond-back terrapins game of ali
kinds in season, is at X. a. Golden's Potomac
River Game and Fish Stalls, Center market
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-25

Bob HOFFMAN has chartered the steamer
Mary Washington for the regatta next Tues
day, Sept. 2Sth. She will lay at the finish line,
opposite the foot OF street, from which will be
a line of ferry boats to and from the steamer.
Admission so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-25

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