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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

MS5zS. NJ. CATE, NJ. D., 0l6 MCPHERSON
s-S5 square, Washington, ID. g., gives special
attention 10 diseases of the nervous system,
phone call AS mhs-3mo
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Y LoYDs 25-CENT WASHINGTON EX-
PRESS.

Baggage delivered to all parts Of the city,
railroads, steamboats,, &c. Furniture sewing
machines, typcwriters, &C., carefully removed.
Trunks taken to any part of the house without
can leave tRcir checks at either office.
TELEPHONE No. 473-3.
ONCE 1908 u st. N, w. Branch 0fiices 9th
and sts NJ W., basement Howard House;
Duckett's Pharmacy, cor. Pa. av. and 22d st.
N. W; 626 o st. N. W; Frank Pitzer Il Co.,
druggist, cor. East Capitol and 9th SITS. s. E.
JOHN,O. HAWLEY,
Proprietor.
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=. All the Newest and Latest Novelties in this
line will be found upon our counters. BRO
colors and beautiful tin,s, 1sc; warranted pure
silk "Brocade" No. IL Ribbons, only spring
shades, Csc.
s-inch wide watered Sash Ribbon, imported \
quality, at zoe,
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Flowers.

The "Mikado Monture," only 25c. Hand
some Bouquets, 4sc, &c, 7io, SOC, and 0Sc; I'D
miruble for hat trimming.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

Sample copies Of The WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN wu be sent free Of postage to
any address fre weeks for 10 cents.
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Trimmings.

Beads, Jets, Piquets, Ornaments, Hat.Pins,
Straw Braids, and Laces. Crepe Lisse Laces
and Nets in desirable tints.
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TANTED-EaTPLoYMENT.

wv TANrED-YoUNG MAN, WITH BEST
w testimonials, desires q position as as.
sistant draughtsman in n patent attorneys OF
,lraughtsman's office. Address INDUSTRIOUS,
Rpnublicnu Of1lce ii
VXvANTED-BY A YOUNG DRUGGIST, A
w situation. Address Box H. Republican
Of1cp III
VXvANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL, A
w position as chamhcrmaid or nurse and
TO do plain sewing; good reference given. Ad'
dress 2lli 18th st. 10
VXTANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE
w desires a situation rs housckeeper In n
frst.class family; references exchanged. Ad.
dress A. c., Republican ONCE. 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
n5SsssTo THE GAS CONSUMERS OF THE
RSS DISTRICT

The National Light and Fuel Company have
placed for distribution q few copies of pamph.
let relating to the present condition of the Dis.
trict gas supply, and reasons why n new and
competitive company should receive charter,
together with other information on the subject.
places: The Arlington Hotel, ThompsOn's Drug
Store, 10Th St; Brentano's Book Store, Pa. ave-,
and the Drug Store of G. II. Tickling, 1860 and
1869 sd st., Georgetown. These pamphlets
will be furnished gratuitously to applicants
and the National Light and Fuel Company
will be glad to contribute any information, fur.
application to the representative of the com.
pany. w. l.. PAINE.
17l0 st., Washington, d. G.,
ap!r3t Or No 10 West 23d St New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

THE Mugwump papers are not satisfied
with Senator Ingalls's speech. This must
be extremely disappointing to the senator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

THE Maryland legislature closed an uu-
profitable session yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

TNoR SALE-TTE LARGEST AND MOST
~ complete assortment of extension top car
riages, jump.seat carriages, surreys, Victorias,
coupe rockaways, doctors and pony phaetons,
top. and no-top buggies, Daytons, farm, market,
and express wagons; also full assortment OF
harness of all descriptions. All of the above
goods will be offered at exceedingly low prices;
nn inspection of our stock solicited. S. BEN
SINGER, Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No. $40
La av. S-8
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
HARRIs's nIJou TnEATER.

Rain did not prevent an audlenc, which
filled every seat in the house from assembling
last night TO greet that prince Of refined come.
dians, John Dillon, rs Pilgrim Boggs, the
states attorney. Not q look, gesture, or speech
made by him but called forth the laughter
and appreciation OF his numerous hearers
Mr., Dillon is too well known to need any
surerlalive adjcctives used in stating that his
rendition of the laughable role was perfection ,
and not only TO Mr.. Dillon eau we give our
approval, but to each and every individual
member of this talented company, particularly
part of Lucy BaItram. the QuakcTess; George
WalteTss character rendition of the rough hut
true-hearted miner of the Wild west, and Mrs.
Walterss life like portrayal of tho whole.
Attorney wifi be given all week, and due
praise must be given Manager Harris for his
selection Of this, the last week of the winter
season, prior to the commencement Of the
summer season of opera next Monday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

1S1seATTENTION, BRICKLAYERsi THERE
kSS will be n special meeting of Bricklayers'
Union, No. ], WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL
at 790 o clock TO which reporters are invited.
lly order of the President np6.2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
AMUsENiEN rs.


Thatcher Primrose, and West received
grand reception at the New National Theater
last night. The house was packed from the
gallery to the parquet. Among the audience
were members of Kate Castleton's company.
1t is no exnggcration to say that the per.
fOrmOncC last night was the best minstrel en-
tertainmcnt ever given in Washington. Besides
those kings of minstrolsy, Thatcher, Primrose,
and West, the company contained Mr.. Banks
Winters, the first OF all tenors, who sang
"Dear Robin, I'll be True" in his own lnimit.
able manner; Billy Rice without whom
minstrel show would be incomplete; the Gees.
cent City Qunrtette;" Grittn and Marks, in
"Fun on the Quiet" in which they surpass the
world; Barney Pagan, the great clog dancer,
and SIG. Louis Dell0ro. from the Conservatory
at the same time, one with his hands, the
other with his feet, rendering the most din.
cult and classic music. The instruments upon
which he periOrms are Of his own invention
Among other plea sing features arc the enter
national Boat Race" "The Black lIussars," Il
military song, march, and clog. The after
piece, entitled the "Black Mlkado," elected
tremendous applause. Mr.. George Thatcher
also sOng II VIII Think 1t over" thcn rcclted
"Ostler Bill" The action Of tho performance
was Tupid and the FUN was fast and furious.
There was nothing lacking TO make the per.
iormRnce last night the most hilarious of the
season. The jokes were new, and there were
many OF them. 1t is only Just to state til
Prof J. II. Bartons troupe of dogs were u reg
ular circus in themselves. Standing room
only will be the fortune of those who come
late during the week
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

EIoR sALIEI,ELEGAYT NoRTH,wEsTIEERN
(No. 1909, lot 26 by 100, with the attached va
cant corner lot, n by 100, having 23 by 10 feet
parking, south and east exposure, and suitable
for another fine residence; also two we'll
rented smaller houses-ll13 9th st., Cos st.
Apply TO the owner at Gls F St., rooms6, 7, andS.
mhS-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
BUSINESS CHAyCES.

IMPAIRMENT sTAMPS.-wE PAY HIGH
- est cash prices for Executive, Navy, JUS
tice, State, Treasury, Interior War, Agricul-
ture, and official stamps, used or uncanceled,
in large or small quantities Everything re-
quired by stamp collectors for sale at Postage
Stamp Emporium, 35g% Pa ave-, third store be-
low AZ st. N. W. Open day and evening. We
sell 1000 foreign stamps for only % cents ap3'3t
ss TUSTH'S OLD STAND" No. 619 d ST. N.
81 W., buys Gents Secondhand Clothing.
Note by mail promptly attended TO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
ew.AucTIoN SALE OF PRIVILEGES.
wAsIlNGToS MARKET COMPANY,

n>-5zs THE SWEDISH HEALTH INsTI-
kSS tntc. Movements and massage. Prof
Nsscn, 9O3 10th ST. Ladies' and gentlemen as
sistqnts. Patients also treated at their homes.
inliNG.1fn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

EoR SALE-A CHOICE SEALsKIN CLOAK
IL and muff, cost $3.50; must be sold. Address
NECESSITY, Republican Office. 8-fe9-tf
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WANTED---MIsoELIANEOUs.

XITANTED TO EXCHANGE A GRAN.
w dali typewriter value 500 for q Colum.
bia bicycle; must be in good condition. VIII
ray difference II new. W. L., Republican
Df1cp 5.S
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BOIRDING.

APARTMENT employees WILL FIND 1T
IL 10 their advantage 10 take their meals ut
1.-THE old reliable" the American House, Pa,
ave-, cor. 7th st.; reasonable rates and season.
able hours. Call or write for circular. ja22u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
WANTED---ROOHS.

Wy TANTED-ADOUT 1sT OF MAY, NICELY
w furnished front room: state terms; must
be reasonable. Address VALLEY, Republican
ONCE. iS
VJTANTED-BYA A YOUNG MAN. A PLEAS.
w ant ROOM with board; centrally located.
Address c. H., Republican Office. AZ
WANTED THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms or part of medium.sized house
with small family northwest section; cen
traily located. Address f., Republican once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

ToR sALE-A NEW CABINET UPRIGHT
II piano, cheap for cash. Apply at 9l5 I st.
n. W. SO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

ToR sALE-s80O CASH WILL BUY STA
IL tionery, periodical, cigar, and tobacco
store; good opening for the right party, In
quiTe at ll4S 7th st. N. W., store and dwelling.
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SPEOIAI NOTICES.

n1SsnATTENTfoNi-A SURVIVING MEM
W. hers Of Companies "a, B, G, and D) COM
9puested 9 to- To meet nee Ht Cioddardis Hail on TuEs
DAY EVENING, APRIL @, to make arrange
mentJ for the celebration on April 12
j. NJ. II. HOLLI NGSWORTH,
II Late Major Commanding ist Battalion
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06
Legal

T J. BAXTER, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
u +. late Chief Law Clerk, Interior Depart
nent. Twenty years in Civil Service Prac-
tlces before the Courts, Committees of Con.
gTCss, and Departments. Room 81 lie Droit
Building, S02 Fist. n. w. ja7-2m
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For SHE


NOR SALE-A CANVAS CANOE AND
Il outfit for $40 or good tent. Address Z
II. SMITH. 1il3 18th ST. S-S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

Down poured the rain last night, AMI In
through the wide.archcd doors of the Con re-
gntional Church poured the crowd, for the
StOddard lecture had been announced, and the
subject was Mary, Queen of Scots. a more in
teresting and romantic evening could scarcely
were familiar with the events Of that unfortu-
nate life of beauty received new information,
the result Of careful research, orwero charmed
by the happy manner in which the old story
was told, or because deep students of the
numerous and grand pictorial illustrations. 1t
was a great pleasure to see so large an audience
dition. Surely the very best mart of our Wash.
ington society listened last night to the sweet,
sNd story of Scotlands accomplished ami
hnrnln nlinnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

HerZog's pa Tons laugh at stOrmy nights. for
nothing can discourage them when his attrIc.
tions are presented. Last evening, therefore,
cabs and carriages of all kinds rolled up to his
pedestrians there suddenly subsidized. "Irish
AristoCracy" soon rendered QUITO doors OF no
importGnce-nnd everything else, indeed
nothing seemiugt exist save the scenes Of the
merry drama. Mr.. WGlshs song, entitled the
"GlOTious Knights of Labor filled and
crowned the house with enthusiasm. Gibson
and Ryan were excellent, and the green isle
itself never heard more musical brogue than
that OF Mrs. Muldoon.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
"Odds and Ends fitted in beautifully at the
Dime last night, or II anything more was re-
Quired, full satisfaction quickly followed in
finale of "Mikado." The audience, crowded
as usual, pronounced the play, Just rs the pro,
grnmmo did "the funniest comedy on tho
American staPe."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

VITANTED--A BICYCLE, 81 TO SO INCHES,
w or q single or double tricycle.; give de-
scripuon and lowest price. Address WHEEL,
Republican Office. 90
VIyANTED-BY a GENTLEMAN, IN
w structions In fencing. Address, with
references and terms, q. r., Republican Office.
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WANTED---HELP.

IXTANTED-Two GOOD statesmen TO
w canvass Washington salary and com.
mission to good men. Address, with experl-
cnce, GENERAL AGENT Republican Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-06

Miss Kate Castleton was unable to appear in
"CrGzy Patch last night, being contnad to
her room with a severe cold. contracted during
this bad spell of weather which has visited
Washington recently and which Is to be hoped
will soon disapDear-that is. the bad weather,
nnd also Miss CastlctOn's cold
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

Chief Engineer Melville, h o recent
lecsuYe described the Arctic outfits nee-
essary for explorers and tie mistakes
matte in making them toe heavy H9
said: sIhaye slept runfortably on top
81 sled in sleeping hag with the thels
rnometer 100 degrees below the freeans
point og water
The Arctic sleeping bags, Unexplained,
wereworn with THE hair inside Thus re-
versing nature. II was the only fur
clothing worn that waE He Thought
the very ideaof uiililnite appropr
by congress caused an Arctic cx-
petition to be loa led down with
the worthless r,lbb0Ie Of every erank
in the land His looping bag weighed
eleven pounds. Ihe Greedy expedition
bags weighet twenty-five pounds ele.
CANT things to sleep in, but death to these
who attempted 10 carry them In con-
cltision the cliiof engineer said Shat with
his knowledge, born ef experiences he
expected at some future day to conduct
tAarty In safety u the Arctic regions,
ana to fiud grand public spirited lner
IL vast means wl,o wduld Nid him III
solving the problem ef commercial
pole. The road was Sas Of trial and
tribulation, Int the Object was attainabla
and the scientific world would not he
satisfied until Il was reached Rhiladel.
phia Times.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

The Japanese hase acquired such a
passion for being tslttooad that q law has
been passed forbiaiiing tic narzing az
natives The law does not apply to for.
eigners. IL Saqltt,i the thing now "a be
tattooed. and elaborate designs are traced
on many travellers as 40 ii,delihlp rent.
iniseeuee Of them ssoiopm ID the cast.
The soils Il the piince Of Wales. when
here few years age. were tattooad and
several Russian dukes and Springs Il no.
hility have undergone the process. Ihe
sen 81 Longfailow recently submitted "a
very elaborate tiiitoo decoration ana
FOR more thaa thre@ months was III the
hands of thetattooer, whorit an fsEna,int
of work al lhn dsiring this time tllaf ~
usually spgead OVER period 81 three al
four years This caused 81 c9urse, \ VI
we're nervous shock, which be was only
able 10 withstand by the application 81
application IL aylodernic infectious 81
morphine. Yokohama Letter,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

People who STEAK Edlson's EIectriclty.
Edison has encountered novel fo1n
Of theft in conducting his electric light
business il New York. IL was found
that numerous unprincipled persons had
awaited themselves OF the opportunity TO
steal electricity, and used it for operat-
ing motors and for induction coils The
method Of fiching the electricity was by
boring through the iron pipe surround
ing the insulating compound, and then
further into one AZ the copper leads; d
aet screw fixed i'd The orifce formed one
connection the earth the other. OF
course this connection was made beyond
the electric meter.
II was hardly worth while 10 maintain
the continued espionage necessary 10 de-
tect and punish these pilferers, but the
superintendent Of the station, Bir. Cham
berlain. coupled in extra dynarnos and
threw as great an increase Of current
over the system as the safety catches
would permit, at various times for about
one second; while this current was pass
ing, the iacandescence lamps would give
an nnwonted glow, ans every induction
coil and motor surreptitiously attached
TO the system would receive an extra cur
rent designed to burn il. III this man
ner the system is occasionally cleared az
all trespassers, Boston Budget.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14
Zee sAApY slpg q pARIs.
sts Climate Not Agreeable, Its Healthful
ness a Hui1bug, his Comforts rev,

as Climate Not Agreeable, Its HealthfuI-
ness Hurabug, lis Comforts Few,
Sunny France isnot often sunny. Rain
falls there, on the average, one-thirll of
an the days in the year, And the ma
tives are particularly sensitive t.
weather, A shower or a furry Of SNOW
will empty the bouleyards A cloudy
sky or a raw wind win mctauorpho The
city, turning Il from radiance and gayety
to gloom and dt,lIness. It's vaunted fas-
cination depends on the barometer and
thermometer. it, climate win not com.
PARE with that of New York
It is yary.healthful too, we are perpet-
ually told. But il is not, nor is there
any reason why il shouldhe ANY nuns
Der of diseases prevail there, particularly
consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia,
fevefa, every kind of affection Of the
liver kidneys, aud bladder, an ascrihable
70 local causes. Consumption Stays
thousands annually, and the sufferers
from rheumatism and neuralgia May not
be enumerated. These, partially due W
climate, are also eHgendered by the pow
erty or parsimutiy Of the people, They
are willing 70 spend FOR show but not
foe comfort.
Fires indoors are not seen, therefore
they who might afford them SO without,
and they pay the penslty in disosdered
lungs, muscles, and nerves. Fevers
esreciaily typhoid, Come front bad dir.
lack Of ventilation want Of drainage.
Many Of the best streets reek with o.lors:
most Of the apartments ache for oxygen.
The Partisan is natural enemy of fresh
air and cold water; he fears the one and
avoids ne other a complete hath Is
solemnity, an ordeal he seldom bgaves,
The city has magnificent sew,ns, hat
they seem to b kept for exhibition they
are Of small benefit 10 the close, noxious
dwellings,, whefe typhlis turks - seize its
predestined victims. Paris Is the home
Of typhoid fever; few persons stay there
any length OF time without contracting
it, The water Of the city, coming from
The Seine, is very unwholesone ON &C
count Of its limestone properties, which
produce any number Of serious disorders,
mostly OF neplritic character, ami from
NAAfNAt 4 etAAAttAt9 cav e4iNeAk oNtAANASANt LNA
this reasons cheap wine win orsliilaire
is almost universally drank; but II does
not serve, because the wine usually con-
tains large proportion d water. The
French capital does not deserve is mp
usatiou for hcalthfulness Almost the
only dieease not commoa there is ays-
pepsia, which French cooking claims par
sieularly 10 prevent.
The French live out Of doors. They
have few Of the home comforts we de-
mand; nor would they have them, for
they cost money and make no outside
show. The cooking ii exceptionally
good, Of course, but not equal to i'll rep
utation. True, no one knows what
he Is eating, particularly at the cheaper
restaurants; but, II be likes ii, perhaps
he should not b too curious. Good food,
nicely prepared, is nearly as dear as at
home, and often not better than ours.
Junius Henri Browne in Chicago Times.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14
&c InleIllEsnss u ia Elsrhanl.


The author Of 1.-TWO Years in the
Jungle. ar. Hornaday, defends the ele-
plant from the charge that lis sagacity
is Of 4 very mediocre description, and its
reaEoning faculties are far below those II
the dog and possibly osheT animals. he
declares il 70 b. the most intelligent of
All animals.
: A horse he remarks. (which will
promptly back at the word Of command
or a dog that viii back or stand on its
hind legs when told to do 90, Is conaid.
cred quite accomplished; bat Ia India
any well-trafned elephant, at word or
touch from his driver, who sits astrido
his neck, win 'hand-up lpeel. speak I
(trEmpctl, 'salaam (saluts with his
trunk, stop, back, lie down, pun down
an obstr1ettng brancl5 gather fodder
and 'hand-up' to his attendant, turn OF
lit log, or drag Il by taking its drag.
rope between his teeth. He will also
protect his attendants 81 attack conn
mon enemy with fury. Con-
trast with this tile perforniaaces Of or
most intelligent breed 81 dogs, the
pointer Even when young and trained
under the most favorable circumstances,
they are al best but capable OF being
taught few things, az to go on, 10
charge, TO 60 IN a given direction, and
retrieve - Arkansaw Traveller.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14
4 DE- sprInr j cald 80.

II has recently been discovered tIiat
Lake Dias, near DeIeon springs, yolusia
county, Fla. is fed by an enormous
spring, which boils up about 300 yardg
off the south shore OF the lake When
the surface is perfectly still the boiling
ctn be seen over an area Of about Eve
acres, II Is proposed 10 anchor a buoy
over the center Of the spring, since tie
best ~ cool water can be obtained there
at any time. Chicago Herald.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

An EXCHANGE gives the following very
simple way Of avoiding She disagreeable
smoke and gas which always pours into
the room when frs Is III n q store,
heater, OF fireplace on q damp day Put
ID the wood and coal ~ usual but before
lightiag them ignite 9 handful q paper
OF shavinga placed On top q the COAL
This produces * current Of hot ain n tiie
abilnney whioh draws Up the sniolSe ava
xas ~ cnee,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14
Another veseran drops out d ne RANKS

announcer Netee2sn bFeps VIZ eA t1ie fstAf
Pierre Solidor Milon, who was9 So years
old last November, claims 70 BE- one 81
the seven survivors 81 the wars Of tbs
first Napoleon. His papers show that he
enlisted III 1906 was Id tie French army
for ten years and ineanonths, rose from
the ranks IL The grade of liaptenart, and
WINS made chevalier of TIC Legion 81
Honor Heis the father 81 sixteen ehii-
di,en, and has liye,i ia Philadelphia since
1850, supporting himself by playing the
violin in orchestras aud giving music les
sons.--E.xchange.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

VIZ hs s5i t Sy applying by ettel, stina synpf
tsis sud sge strict sscrsey hs nssad ~ All esHi-
mess tgaNaActinns
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-14

(Ao,,traets Gllea At Low Rates ana
" promptly J. r. IiYNBMAN,
tune l6af ManaGer.