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HAVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS TO
my sons Pau Electric ana National Secret Tele
practice, assisted by j. HARRY ROGERS, Esq,
Electrical Expert and J. G. ROGERS, Esq. Equity
practice in The District of Columbia and Maryland.
Oic- 20 Corcoran Building opposite U. 3. Treasury
Residence: Parthcnon Heights.
ap2S-tm< J. VERB ROC ERS.
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices in all the Courts Office 40 Lou-
siaua ave- barbour Law Building.J Residence, 1889
9th ST NV. apS-6m
NJ ID. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No Rooms 2 and 4, Gunt0n Law Building,
472 Louisiana avenue
Residence. S13 T st. nv. mh20
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OFFICE OF W. w LAMB, ND
" l243 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1884
AESSRS EISNER & MENDEISoN,
SOIL AGENTS OF JOHANN HOPES
MALT EXTRACT U. S. OF A..
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEAR sIRS;-I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFFs
MALI EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
FOUND II 10 BIZ THE BtSr uEALTH-RE-
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTKITIVE
KNOWN: 1 HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
1OOD IN PERSONS CONVALkSCING FKOM
EExER. IN CAsES OF DYSPEPSIA. FOR
NOTIFIES missing, AND IN CASES OF
.M Mn, cHILDKES. AND Also il LUNG
The IMMENSE lMPOkTATlON SEMI-AONTH-
III And ALL A MILLION OF BOTTLES IN.
iOHIED By lUC HAVE PASSED Ny iNSPEC.
lion IN THE CUSIGM-HOUSE SATJSFAC;TC.
hlLH fOE TIE PAST FIVE YEARS.
AOCES. RESPECTFULLY
W. w. LAMB, MD
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR ~ g
- PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE I;ENIJINE
&irHOCT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOtF" AND 'MOIsIIZ ElSNEk' ON THE NICK
VI ENEksh ooitLE te26 III
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LAssBunaH & BRo.
FACTS. NOT FANc1Ea
SILKS
Asiik Hack satin Rhsdame, . sse pr :! va a. S
Adts , saGk k sura ;: - IT, vide 55e pr I'd
% in. VIDE nll-silk Colored Surah, Toe. pr. yd.
stearns Colored Surahs In the newest shades, Soc
All 81 so silks reduced to yd
Striped satins in all combinations DOC. pr. yd.
Pongees, 81 90 per piece, 20 yards In piece.
nice line Of SUMNER s s silks, 'S S7i,c. pr; yd
Two Toned Brocaded SILK. excellent It. duality. 81 20
20 in. Black Br0e n,sE sllk :, 35s pr.yd
sesses ali Wool do"bie S %ith, 4 Sc pr I'd
sanvas C Rd., all wool S, l 4Sc pr I'd
HomeSpun for summer wear. soc. pr. yd.
-, Denteiles with plain canvas to match AZ in wide
Embroidered Pongee Robes in the newest designs.
y Ssy e wde
Light Weight Summer Cloths, 81 in. wide, 9Oc.
90 il. wide cachenire beige in brown and gray. SOC
3S in. wide Atwood Foule, soc
- 10. wide Drap D Alma, new shades. 81.
Ss in. wide Aibatross, ali shades. SOC
4, fun line Of single width Nuns Yelling. 25c
~ in. wide Cassinir. 75c.
Is Tsh in; P1 Cpl, all shades, 121ae
% in. wide Boucle, 15c
q q ill., wide Canvas Cloths. zoe.
g n wide wide f be5siss aa sc Serge
20 in wide Combination suitings, csc.
D0''"'o' BLACK Lac hu DREss s2 a6oDa
40 in. wide Striped Albatross, 81 pr. I'd.
az in. wide Boucle Albatross, 75c
~ 40 in. wide Genuine Camers HAIR fine uaiity, 81
IS in. Camers Hair suiting, 75c. pr. yd
cord Doc nr rS Mnr, DgSna woven with heavy
42in. al-wco Satin Brocade Serge se,ac
~ In. Lace Dentelie. n good bargain, SOC.
WHITE GOODS.
Linon De Daca from 6l4c. to SOC.
Victoria Lawns as low as SC.
Crazy Cloths In plain, 12hc.
Figured Crazy Cloths, 1Sc.
Plain Nainsook from 6lac.
~ In. wide French Lawn, S71Sc.
french NalnSook as low as 2Oc.
IT, IL % Saa;, s Nh HSsi5; ali shades, S s..
s. in: vide Baii sa; sS ali colors, 12,ac.
f fsSasa5 s7 Fas G% sssa. 49,
43ip: S' aas$es aasa FL Cloth, 2oe
Dotted Swiss from 121a to SOC.
Figure Figured Swiss from 12la to SOC.
Gable Gable Cord, 121ac
Lace aud Check. 2Oc.
WASH GOODS.
Java Cloths, 12la and l5c.
Dress Gingbams from SIC. to the finest
Crinkied seersnckers, 10, 121a, 49, lie.
Chambrays in high colors 12lc,
American Seer suckers, lOc
LINENS AND NAPKINS
300 dozen Scotch Linen Doylies CSC.
20 in. Cream Table Damask 4Sc
"a In. Red Table Linen, SOC.
Red or Bordered Table Linen o. 80 Soc
Blue or Bordered Table Linen 37l,c.
Our 81 Rcd Table Linennow 75c.
Our 81 % Table Sets now So SO.
Tray Napkins. SOC.
5OO dozen German Damask Towels, 2Ox4O, Ice.
the nest yet. Huck Towels, 17x34, only I0c,
100 dozen Initial luck Towels, 2Ox4O, 25c.
Fancy Turkish Towels, 22c
Turkish Table Scarfs, 4Oc.
5-4 Toiienette Covers, Acc.
6-4 TOilenette Covers, 75c.
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RAILROADS.

THE GREAT -
no TIE North wEST ANp s0UfHwEsr.
s.,, D9ubIE TRAN SPLENpID eCEN l1liY.
~ EFFf. y MAY ~, 1856. : =
Trains leave Washington from station, OF 9th
- and Is streets AS followu
For pittshrrg and the Nest chicago Limited Express
Line. $50 A. NJ ,iaiy 20 Cinci%"att aud 81 iaats
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
anu hoiei Car TO ~ Louis; enllS except saturday,
10 chicago, with sleeping Car Altoona 10 ,hicago.
Shcslse and Cincinnati T. Npress, az 40 T. NJ daily,
necting at Harrisburg with Western l.Kpress, with
i n,! sleepers for louisville aud - louis.
ana the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
chicago and Cleveland.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandaigua. Rochester, Isufiao. Niagara
teTs M daily =, esee saturday with Palace
For williamsport, Lock Haven, and Flmira, at $50
For New York and the East. 7l5. BOO. and loo 4.
aay sSS H. 1900 200 i ana io and r On s'P
NJ Limited ENpress Of Pullman Parlor cars,
For Boston without change. 300 i. NJ. every day.
For Brooklyn, n. u, ali through trains connect at
iordg drec, transfer 20 Fulton street avoiding
For double isTgase nfEos, Msw nG GoTk oy DON
a aso 500 LOU 5s and .!, dSp ,o6 ON sunday
n. Limited ExTress $40 A. NJ and 800 T.. NJ.
daily except sunday.
M iaS5 100. 56 90 40 90 49, 4" ii 90 5s a 10 q
1000 and ll:2o =. NJ; On SUNDAY 9:o0. 300,
leo A, NJ, 300. 4:.o. 600. no. lOOo. and
For Popes Creek Line 7:I5 A M and 4;ao M daily.
except sunday.
For Annapolis a:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and Ar. T. NJ.
daily, except Sunday. sundays 300 A. NJ, 4:20
PM.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, GOO. 1:o5. 9:25 ll.oI and 1885 A.
NJ. 300, 4:25, IS5, d:ol, s,;U5 and l:S7 M. ON
Sunday AT 600. $50, ilDl A. M; 500 l.. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, 600. ll:Ol A NJ.
daily and i:35 L. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Washington aat5 son.
loco. 1910 A NJ; 100 300 5:23. 5:IO, 1.B5 and
1o:i2 L. NJ, aud 12:lo midnight except Monday
On Sunday at 500 and lU:lO A. N; .:U1. IU:12
PM. and l2:lo night.
Tickets and Information the office.
ne< of 18th street and Penusyl vania avenue aud at
the station where orders be- hen for the checking
Of baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
CHA>. l. PCGH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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no TO GEO. g. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" Granite Work; best Abilities In Washington for
such work. once and Yard 702 70 7Q8 North Capt.
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL I. SCOTT, Ids.
- Fifteen years xperiencein Dentistry. Office 1907
+ st. NV. Preservation of the Natural Teeth q spe
calty Gold hiling guaranteed tor five years apl63m
hR STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND f NV.
l(Filling specially; ALSO the cure of toothache
without extracting local an;esthetic used on the
gums. allevlaes pam OF Extracting. Gas given apl3
nR. 7. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ST.
~ three doors from corner l.. Dentistry in all
It's branches Teeth inserted 81 per Set All work
warranted anI
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Il LANNELS

Every child knows the meaning of Flannel, but not
every man knows the quality. There are 80 many
colors In Flannes that there is other fabric we
could mention that compete with it. There is
Red. White Yellow, Gray Scarlet and Blue, all more
or less used for Underwear, except the Navy Blue.
which covers the outerman from spring spring, the
weight according to the season. and many colors
there are in Flannes many grades there in the
Navy Blue. Look below and what you can do
with us in this line.
No. l-Mens Blue Flannel SACK SUITS, sizes
from "a to AZ, for S575. which will guarantee In
diyo dye.
No Mems Blue Flannel g A. r, SUITS, sizes
from "a to d. srlendidy made and trimmed, and
with eyeets only S1.1o. Warranted fast color.
No. 3-Now we shall offer the most popular and
best wearing Flannel made (known as the Middlesex
Flannel) The price for same is only So
Our patrons will please call early, we close at
p.m Saturdays excepted.
NJ. KAUFMANS
Clothing Palace,
ap153m Cor Sth and SITS. se
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Marun Irons denies the report that he has
Deem expelled from the Knights Of Labor
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UNDERTAKES.

JAMES BELLEw,
- FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
Corner New Jersey ave. and G.
Telephone call, 23o-3 apo
lpICHARD > CAIN,
HI FURNISHING UNDEKTA kER
lOll sih 81 Everything strictly Flrst-class and ON
the most Reasonable Terms. I'll
JOSEPH GAwLtR FURNISHING UNDER
~ IAkER and PRACTICAL I'm BALMEiL
1a26 Pennsylvania ave. "a. Terms moderate AMI
everylIiIg iirss-clslss. Telephone call lO2-l2 ny2i
ID W. BARKER.
tNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL FMBaLMER
Graduate OF 1854 Glass of the Cincinnati School 10
Emoamng C. NJ. Lukens NJ. ID. Principal
}. III. Clark DeInonstrator
6i2 18th street. northwest
Telephone call 917-4 ORA
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EDUCATIONAL.

IINHE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il Washington, d. c., (123 14th st. n.w.l
And In the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free. New terms begin now.
Free Lectures in French.
Saturday, May Sth, At O'clock
BY Prot Eug. MAUBKRT. Of washington. ruy4
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ap153rn
Cor. Sth and / SITS. Sc.

PAINT Youn Buecx
FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK,
READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
RIAGES, BUGGIES. SLEIGHS ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MINED CAR
RAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET.
One coat gives an old Buggy Sleigh the blacklist
black you ever saw, and handsome gloss without
vanishing. Its combination of Paint and Varnsh
and contains no Asphaltum II is very tough and
durable and will not crack 1t will outwear the ordi
nary carriage paint twice It dries hard in few
hours. No rubbing. No vanishing. No extra trou-
BILE! 1t sells like hot cakes, Where known a lasts
dealer but few days. Each can contains more than
enough TO paint e carriage Put up-twO dozen cans
In a case. show cards, spoke and circulars in each
case Retaiied at one dollar per can. On this the
dealer makes q handsome profit
H1RSHBERCi, HOLLANDER d co,
Wholesale Dealers in
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES
1885, 197 and 2i0 w. Pratt st.
ap12-1m Baltimore, Md.
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~ U n Ess,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Jcan be given In cup OF coffee tea without tina
knowledge OF the person taking it Is absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck lthas been given In thousands of
Gases. and In every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed III NEVER FAILS. The system once imprex.
hated with the Specific, IL becomes uupSsssl.
nii'as 'o4 the liquor appetite to exist
FoR SALE BY
DIR. s. +. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and streets: Also r. K HELPHEN.
slime, corner l4th street and Vermont avenue
Washington, ID. G.
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds OF
testimonials from the best women and men from all
Avs ga the country. oc24S.tu.th
FuLL LIME
SPRING GOODS
Now open at the Leading Tailoring Embellishments OF
Washington.
II. d. BARR,
mills I'LL PENNA. AVE
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HOTELS.

TuE NEw YoRk HOTEL,
NEW YORK CITY.
This popular hotel has been completely renovated
and 100 rooms added making its present capacity five
hundred guests.
Conducted on both the merican and European plans
A Restaurant of superior Excellence Supplies the
Meals la Carte Price OF rooms with board from $s
per day: without board, from 81 per day and upwards
Broadway cars pass the hotel.
SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS.
apl3tu, th&s ,26t II. CRANSTON.
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1,SoI Prizes. amounting 265 800
80 for rn;es to clubs should be made only
For further nforlnxtiOn write clearly giving fnli
address. PO8rAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
OF New YORK Exchange in ordinary letter Cur.
rency by Express Cat our expense) add.essed
81. A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans La
Etered Letters to -
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
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FINANCIAL,
WOOD AND COAL

lO,UOO ior sale. e. COMPRISING every desirable A
variety, at the very lowest prices Kindling and
Stove Wood prepared i'll the best manner. Quick aud
prompt delivery. Send In your orders.
Office. liza Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch Offices, 3ZS Pennsylvania avenue and Doth
and X streets northwest
Depot and Wharf. 9th and Water streets southwest
ja2S3m G. l. SHERTEE
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TIME SILENT WHITE Is THE BEST AND
u most complete Sewing Machine; has more points
that benefit the operator IL is light fast and quiet
cabiaet work: LOCK stitch. The White Automatic is a
single thread machine at prices you can afford Also
New Households $40 less than list price. All kinds
OF machtnes for sale rent Repairing . specially.
]. II. MCKINNEY, AT 9th ST. NV.
J. b RICHMOND, Manager. mhIS
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SpR1sa Day GooDa

36-inch NUNS YELLING, In Black and Colors
37Lac.
:2inch ALBATRoss CLOTH, in Light Blue, Pink
and Cream. soc.
ALLWOOL BUNTINGS, in Black and Colors. l5c
and zoe.
36Inch TWILLED DE BEGE, Csc
40inch ALLWOOL CASHMERE New Spring
Colors SOC.
5000 yards New SPRING DRESS GOODS 1oc.
DC, 15c.
splendid line Of TRICOT CLOTHS, In Spring
Weights. Coo, 75c.. 81.
1O-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, LOG
CROCHET BED SPREADS 15c 81
HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS l21bc 16c o6c
ALLLINEN TABLE DAMASK, zoe, 25c
6Oinch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, SOC.
INDIA LINENS. lOc., l2lac., 15c
Crinkle Seersuckers. Ginghams Satins etc etc
NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
Ladies and Gents Medium Weight and GAUGE UN.
DERWEAR. HOSIERY, GLOVES etc. etc
JERSEYS, 81, Sl.25 $1.5O, 81
JOHNSON, GARNER q CO..
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
APPS South side, near 9Th st.
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NEw SpR1se DRrss (11oons

NEW SPRING DREss (TooDs.
We have just opened splendid line Of Spring Dress
Goods, comprising Novelties in Woolens plain and
Sombtnatio9; Cloth s;uitings in all the New Coors
spring weights" India Linens; figured and striped
ChoiGe Soiorings; satteen Null and Swiss Embroid-
ered Robes p0ngee and India Silks plain and figured:
Black satin Rhodemers and Surah silks SILK and Wool
Grenadines, Silk Hernanies; Isle and Silk Hose in
beautiful shades Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
to match, all sizes, In all the patterns BeI0ian
Linen Sheetngs; PllOw-case Linens, all widths and
qualities also full line 34, "a and "a Linen for sin
Covers In all the new designs An inspection Of our
Stock Ia Solicited
HOOE BRO q CO.
aplO 1928 r sf nv
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KRAKAUER AND c. ID. PEASE & co. 18TH
N Pianos. Burdett Organs. The bestFx III
reasonable-price Pianos. Rent, tuning, rest
pair, at u. Ii. kUHN'S. 40T 10th ST. NV fl3
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SPECIALTIES.

Mrs. DIR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND FOOT
AVA Specialists. Late of Boston. Corns, csc. Twenty
six years successful practice All diseases of the feet
positively cured. Pari0rs ut 1922 ST. Use the Elec
trio Hair kestOrer for badness and dandru6 IL has
no equal. Cut this out. 12.s2 + ST. myl
r AIDES REQUIRING THE SERVICES OF AN
4 =, experienced female Physician should consult
tween 3 and csfs. ne. Remedies IS. ap2S2v~
nEAFNEsS. IT'S CAUSES AND CURE BY ONE
DwhO was deaf twenty-eiyht years. Treated by
most OF the noted specialists Of the day with no bene
1T Cured himself In three months, and since then
hunoreds OF others by same process plain, simple
anu SucceeSfu home treatment Address
ES-tu.th,slZw TS.PAGE. l2S East 26th st, N. Y City
NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
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Love ana MatriQony for "a years In this city: nm in
trouble call. satisfaction guaranteed Once hotrs 10
toll HILL M
DIIEs-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES ny
\ direct treatment, without the OF knife caustic
or u&ature. Cure guaranteed. Can he consulfed ~
xAo 90 81 NV. nom 10 u pm ap2-lIms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS0F
1N1LiFE All business confidential Ladies and xen.
tlemen 90 cents each. AUS street between An and
9th streets northwest myeI4Ovs
N ATuAAL MINERAL WATER
Telephone Ala lnRl-6mI 1olo strsst
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~ CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000. "a
Tickets only $5. Shares in proportion.

IL
nnens for al the Monthly and QUARTERLY Dra,cng,
Of The louisiana State Lottery Company, per
SON manage and control the Drawings Themselves and
that me same are conducted NTH honesty i,7ess and
VA good Jaah tord all parties and authorize me
Company TO this certificate iUin Jc-sfnliles or O,
xtQn0lurCS dttacl.Ed, IN It's ddreltLselu<1lks.n
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SyHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED-SLO DU-
- PLOYAN; simplest most rapid and most legible
system In the world. Classes forming. Tuition by
correspondence Call for prospectus. 921 F st. W.
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LABOR PROFESSIONS.

Monday, September 6, was observed
in the principal cities throughout the
country by the labor organizations,
who paraded the streets in professions.
carrying all sorts of significant banners
and devices, representing all kinds of
mechanical industries. In Chicago
the number of men in the procession
was variously estimated from 10000 to
35 900. The procession was two hours
passing given point, marching in
close columns. The sidewalks on
either side of the streets through which
the procession passed presented solid
mass of spectators. 1t was great
labor demonstration, but beyond that
what its particular significance was is
not so clear. If it was to assert the
dignity and Importance of labor, then
all right. If it was preliminary to the
formation of new political party.
then its merits would depend ON the
principles embodied in its platform.
The designs of the labor party will
probably be better understood after
the fall elections.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-09-10

An interesting feature observable at
the old settlers county meeting at Sa-
lem, last week, was the good number
OF well-preserved men and women
whose ages ranged above rs, and not
very few above 80 years-most of
whom walked with firm step, and
moved with much elasticity of motion.
The question was asked, what was the
probable number of persons on the old
settlers grounds aged over IS years
1t would have been an interesting sta
tistical fact could the question have
been answered with accuracy; it doubt.
less would have been a surprise. Con-
nected with the longevity of our popu-
latiOn are some important considera-
tions. Kenosha county is unquestion-
ally healthy; there are no natural
malarial agencies to contaminate the
atmosphere. The county abounds in
wholesome drinking water. The deal
erS in intoxicants find it difficult to
persuade sensible people that they can
furnish more wholesome beverages
than those which nature Lrews in her
crystal fountains, flowing in running
brooks, spreading out into lakes, and
rejecting all that is bright and glori-
Gus in the starry heavens above. An
other agency conducive to health is an
observance of the sanitary laws. Wher-
ever strict respect for these laws pre-
walls it bespeaks reading and intelli-
gent people.
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SALEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reihl, of Wheat land,
visited friends in Salem last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Halliday took the train at Silver
Lake last Friday for Tomah, Wis,
where he goes to visit his daughters.
Miss Irene Kull, who has spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. G. III.
Stockwell, returned to her home at
Genoa Junction last Saturday.
Miss Mary Lunt returned from her
summers visit to Iowa last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Kinnicutt, who has been
quite ill for the past two weeks, is con-
valescent.
Miss Matte Symmonds, of Kenosha,
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Louie Grant.
Mrs. Van Colt preached to crowd
ed house last Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh MINIS expects to start
for Pennfeld. ILL.,, on Thursday, to Wis
it her daughter, Mrs. Alex Clark:
Institute closed last Friday. During
the term seventy members were enroll
ed. The general verdict is that the
session was very profitable and GER
tainly pleasant one. State Supt.
Graham visited the Institute Monday.
Aug. 80. DR.. Stearns delivered a lee
ture before the class and their friends
Friday evening, Aug. p.
Mrs. VIM. Wheeler, of Brighton, was
in town Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs.
Gadd, was expected to arrive on the
evening train from a three months
visit to Missouri.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

The Republican State Convention
met at Madison on Wednesday, and
accomplished the business before it
with good degree of harmony. Gov.
Rusk was nominated for reelection
by reclamation, as was also Secretary
Timme. The balance of the ticket
nominated are new men for state of.
ficers, and appear to have been wisely
selected. The following is the ticket
nominated:
Governor-Jeremiah M. Rusk, of
Vernon.
Lieutenant overnor-.George w.
Ryland, of Grant.
Secretary of State-Ernst G. Timme,
of Kenosha.
State Treasurer-Henry B. Harshaw,
of Winnebago.
Attorney-G General Charles E. Esta-
brook, of Manitowoc.
Railroad Commissioner-At Alley Pc
ters0n, of Crawford.
State Superintendent-Jes B. Thay.
er, of Pierce.
Insurance Commissioner---Phillip
Cheek, of Sank.
The platform adopted we have not
room for this week. Matters of inter.
est pertaining to the Convention will
be noticed in our next issue.