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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

Mr.. Mckenzie, OF the carriage factory, in
forms us that little dog which hsd been
sent TO his little girl from Chicago, had
ftrayed or been stolen. Ii was q little black
and tan, with silver collar on. A liberal
reward will be paid for its return to the
factory
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27
Cutting down prices at Nun.on's. dIo5,.
Wanted :

Wanted.
Every lady and gent in Wichita 10 know
ihA, j. T. Holmes has the finest Berlin coach
and team in the city. especially adapted for
ladies calling. It Is supplied with bell.
speaking tube. card case, hand mirror. &c.
in fact everything ths. goes to make up .
frs;-clAss carriage Telephone; ofice No.
lis South Main street; residence SOC South
Water street dl07f J. T. HoLMKs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

John Schlanser is agent for the city o
Wichita for Herder's compressed yeast.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

w. ii. Norris, ira inmaster of the Suntiow-
er railroad, and wife, of Fort Scott, were IN
the city yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

John Hutson and S. NJ Jones came in
from Mt. Hope yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

See notice for sealed bids for building the
new Catholic church in this city, in this
paper.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

See notice of contract TO let, for the build
lug of the Southwest Conference Nj. f. Col
lege at Winfield.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

c. ii. Smith, of Arkansas City, was in the
metropolis yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

auu-.s------ -.-.------.--"s--.-"------
A A Hyde to Mary Gourk, lots IA, 10,
is, 20, Laura ave. Hyde's add.
Union City Town Company to L l.
Bayne and II 5 Dean, lots L. 3, 4,
81, blk 8, Colwich....... ........-..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the office of register of deeds
Yesterday:
Charles Faulin to Ed f. and N. Hollenbeck
jr., lot 81 Main st............. 450C
Albert T.. Mum to +. w. Whitlock 5
acres in Sc cor of sw Or IL, q, le... 75C
John 7. Ellsworth to John Hilman 81
acres 10 sw or 80, q, Ie............... 1856
Harvey f. BulIinger to A. NJ. CARR
sen lots 8, II, Dodge ave, Martin
sons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
VIM. Mathewson TO Z. f. Barnes lot
10, Washington ave, Mathewson's
I'd sdd........-..-..-.. ...-...-.....--..-- 3Ot
A. j. Watts to S. ID. Pallet lots IL, 20
Fifth ave, Hodson's edd......-.....-- 15C
Sherman Town Co. TO Frank Mueller
lot Ii, blk Q, AnDsle.......-........ lOC
Sherman Town Co. TO Mary c. Bur
res lots 6, Z, 8, blk 3, AnDale...-. 20
Geo. L. Rouse jr. to Hooper g. Toler
hf int in lots IL, Is, IL, 10, y, %, %
"a, Hsrvey's add ..........--..-----. $50
William S. Hixon to Lafayette Hix-
on hf of sw or Il 26-3w.....-..-...--. 20C
VIM. S,ancer to James Hodson lots 10
to lis Mead ave. lots % to 12S Mos
ley ave, lots AZ TO III, Washington
ave, Hodson and Stancer's add. /
L. c. Hamilton to w. ii. Tazel, lots
1879, Central ST, Stephens add. 26O
John III. Merryfield TO Lafayette
Hixson, beginning at sw cor of c hf
of sw or l7-25-3w thence 81 rods
thence 30 rods thence 80 rods
thence 80 rods to the place OF ba-
ginning. 212 50
VIM. S. Hixon TO John ii. Merryfeld
beginning at sw cor of o hf of swqr
17-25-3w, thence 81 rods thence
50 rods thence 81 rods thence W
30 rods to the place of beginning. 200
Carl Klein TO CoInelis III. Wilson and
VIM ii. Zizzard lot IL, Central ave
Lakeside sdd...-.-.-. ....--........ 1O0O
II G Toler to Geo l. Rouse, Jr, lots 10
q, %, Harvey's add. .-........-S 500
Richard l. Roembach TO Robert
Burke, lot 6, blk u, Garden Plsine 400
Geo w Craig to Mary w Hill, lots IL
Is, Lulu ave, Hydes add 300
John Schstt TO Newton Garst, hf int
in 40 # off end of lots Al, AZ, AZ,
Water ST.. .---.......- 30OO
T l. Craig to \ Garst, hf int in 40 fl
off of end of lots A, 46, As, Water
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w b I Drackmorton to G Z Mont
gomery, n hfof reserve A, Topeka
ave, Staucer and Hodson's add.
Lizzie A McBet to A NJ Wait, lots SO,
81, 80, 81, Lawrence ave, Lees I'd
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

A. C. Brokaw is down from Larned.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

Two Nights Only
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH &c and q
Sisson and Cawthorn's-
--latest New York Success
--The Irresistible Comedy--
"NtUtG+G+E+T"
The Accomplished Young Soubrette and Vo-
callst,
MISS JOSIE SISSOS-s
In the Title Role ably supported by London's
Fayorite Eccentric Irish Comedian,
HERBERT CAWTHORN-
And powerful company Of Musical and ORA
matte artists OF the highest ability This
company carries its own special car,
scenery, calcium setting and
music.
100 SOLID NIGHTS AT THE CASINO, NEW YORK
No Advance in Prices
Tickets will be on sale at the Santa Fe Ticket
Office Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
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Notice to Shippers

Notice to Shippers
Please take notice that the Santa Fe
Route and 'Frisco Line are having 10
trouble with strikers, and are receiving and
forwarding goods from and 70 all points a.
usual. any statements TO the con:rzry not
~ithstanding. II. B. KKELEz, Ag.
lo.ts Santa Fe Route and Frisco Line.
EieSnn, novelties in dress goods jos;
opened. NuSsoSs dloetf
J. W. Cosey hAs purchased fine carriage
And viil v.i, or tie public 4; 81 hours Of
the DAY and night Can be found 8: the
street e., barn, nc r.h Main street
Telephone street q, barn 6l0s-e,'
TIE strike on the Missouri Pacific snd
Texas Pacific systems in no vay in.er!sres
With The mail and express t-Ains- Passenger
trims are running regularly and we continue
70 sell through 70 Iii points Is UsuAi
". d. Nrxuocx. Age.,
Wichita, March O. cs&-.f
Common and stock b:ick Coz sac, p g.
Lo::e-er, For. Scott kAn- cs7-lno
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

The EAGLE o6ce TORN Of reAi estate co.,
sr.es book, coa,aining 80 pseo FOR farm
property, and 80 pass for ,o-a Ie.s. with
index IN from. PACED sri boE.a ia god.
s.,ozs binding. d the eheap<s: x.d se<s
book eve, e0s:sn up for ;he s-Ais s:A.4 szsa-
nekA-
Ne-chAa:'s iErch .: GAadolfo's s.seaz-
raai from L. n to p. n AZ Tee eeaee.-
cses Of the r,a-kssS Of Nev Yosk aed Sev
Orleans aad the trop;o e=vsd Up IN trus
epicurian styie dS4e
The beus Eve sRs 10 nAs IL essJ, Tor
ne w eAsN AxxD = GaAzAM
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27
The Musical Event of the Season.

The world-renowned
MENDELSsOHN QUINTETTE CLUB
of Boston
Organized in 1919, -
VIII give its unrivaled entertainment at the
OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday Evening, April LIST,
Under the management of the
-NAKOMA CLUB
II lie composed Of the following distinguished
artists:
Mr.. Nahan Franko-solo violin.
Mr.. Max Kie,n-giolin,
Mr.. Thomas Ryan-solo clsTionet and viola.
Mr.. William Schade-solo flute and viola,
Mr. Louis Blumenberg--soIo violoncelio.
assisted by
MISS EDITH EDwARDS-Soprano.
The reputation OF This company is well known
in the cities of the east, and numbers OF our
own people who have heard them speak in the
highest terms Of their performance.
Sele Of seats will commence at Santa Fe tick
ct office Tuesday morning at 8 a. m
Price of admission 81.
yUyIYRSFR,S OPERA HOUSE
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tickets will be on sale at the Santa Fe Ticket
Office Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27
TURNER's OPERA HOUSE,

In CRAWFORD. MANAGER.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-27

The world-renowned
MENDELSsOHN QUINTETTE CLUB
of Boston
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w htti fN---=----- -"-- 49,
T l. Craig to \ Garst, hf int in 40 fl
offof end of lots "A, 46, As, Water
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
Personal.

Prof. VIM Riley will go to Bir
mingham to spend few weeks will
friends.
Miss Julia Turner is visiting rel
atives and friends In Nashville.
Mr. Geo. w. Pearkius Of Lauder
da'e C unity was up last week.
Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Palmer
were in the city this week.
Mr.. Chas. r. Pickard, returned YES
terdas from business trip to Birming
ham.
NJ s.. Robert E Brewster. and
and Percy Bsckwi,h returned 1.
Montgomery Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Davis. and
Mr.. R,fford May were in the cit,
this week
Mrs. Dr. Scruggs returned S.tur-
day with MIR. andMrs. c. r Don
egan from Athens.
Judge Spf ake's cli.rge t, the grind
jury, as usual, was clear and forcible
-ScOttsbOro Citizen.
Rev L. W. Coffee, Of Birmingham
has been circulating among his friend,
here several days.
Hon w. P. Williams was AMONG
the dt legates attending the Republi
can County Convention last Satur
dny
Rev. r. NJ Cheeks, of the editori
al staff of the Selma, Ala, Southern
lndt pendent has been 10 the CITY
during the week.
Mr.. .. II. Goldman has added
greatly by recent impre vements to
the beauty and attractiveness of bis
residence. corner Of Green and Frank
lin streets.
Rev J. F. Humphrey and Misses
Fannie j. Mose.y and Eliza Don
sgan returned last Saturday from at
tending the General Assembly at
DanviIle, Ky
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

resolution was offered and pass ed al
the meeting of the Committee prohibit.
ing the admission of proxies unless the
delegate bearing the proxy is from the
same county as the regularly elected del
egate whom he desires to represent.
The Committee most earnestly urges
the Republicans of Alabama to organize
for the approaching elections, see that
your beat and county conventions are
well attended and composed OF repre-
sentative Republicans, send to the State
Convention as delegates, only those who
will reflect credit upon the party and
themselves. We deem it unnecessary
to say more. The principles of the Re
publican party to-day are indentical with
those under which we have fought SC
many battles and gained so many vic.
tOriess.
Freedom OF the ballot, education and
the protection OF our working men is re-
publicanism.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR BINGHAM,
Chairman.
GEO. w. WASHINGTON,
Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
The City Schools.

At the regular session of the Hon.
Board of Mayor and Aldermen Tues
d = night last the old corps Of teach
.fs of both the white and colored
CITY Schools were continued. Thanks
to the interest Of the city authorities
i, the education OF the children, tht
ci.y schools now have longer ses
sims, larger enrolment and az
more ffeciive work than ever be
re.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
Republicans In Convention.
Reorganization of Commit
toes. Delegates to the State
Convention.

Pursuant to the call the Republ-
can County Convention was called to
order at the Court House last Satur-
lay at II O'Clock by Hon. A. W. Nc
Cullough Chairman of the Republ
can Executive Committee. On mo-
lion MIR. Francis Davis was elected
Temporary Chairman; A. A. Gar
uer, Esq, and Hon. Chas ? Lance,
Secretaries
On calling the convention to order
Chairman Mccullough of the Exec
ative Committee thanked the party
for their confidence manifested in
electing him Chairman for the past
years, and stated that he would not
cow be candidate for reelection but
though retiring from the Chairman
ship he would not "retire from the
canvass, = in which he would be- as
active q worker as ever Upon mo-
tion q vote of thanks was tendere,i
the retiring the chairman for his
faithful labors 10 behalf of the party.
The following Committee on Gre
dentials was then appointed W II
Blankenship, L NJ Peevy, K H Grav
1t, Jas Jsaacs, Neal Martin, Charles
J NJ Cross, E A Patton. Chas Steav
enson, aud VIM Wallace.
A recess Of one hour was then taken,
after which the Committee reported
and the report was adopted as follows.
A permanent organiza-
ton was effected by the Lection
of the temporary Chairman and
Secretaries ss the permanent officers
Messrs Jno NJ Cross, Robert b
Murphy, and Chas ? Lane, were
placed in nomination for Chair
man of the Executive Committee
On the third ballot Mr. Chas 2 Lane
received majority Of the votes, and
| vas declared elected. His elt ctiOn
Was then upon motion by Mr. Rob't
Murphy made unanimous.
The following committee was sp-
I pointed to select a list of delegates
and alternates to be submitted to the
convention
TW Townsend. 6 W Kennard
Chas Garner, S Pentecost R +
Murphy Chas 2 Lane. r H Gravit
The Committee reported as fol
lows aud the report was adopted.
DELEGATES. ALTERATES.
Chas p Lane, l. II Peevy
Chas Hendley, Chas Stevenson
Chas r Pickard, VIM Hntchsns
Chas r Doneean, Bean Seay
John NJ Cross, A w Mccullough
DR. B E Scrnggs. Eli Patton
The Republican Executive Com
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

mlttee was reroganized as follows.
Chas P Lane, Chairman.
Robt e Murphy.
Leory M Peevy.
7 W Townser d.
A A Garner.
Joe Bulton
w p Williams.
JAS Isaacs.
I B Lawler
A W Mccullough
Eli Patton.
Chas Garner.
Peter Burns.
On motion each beat was emrow-
cred to elect Precinct Committee
OF three to CO oper .te with the Cen
tral Committee.
The Convention then adjourned
SINE die.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

r MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE No. IL, Tallade-
~@ga, Ala. Regular Communication lst
~ Tuesday in each month at 7I O'Clock.
Isaac #. Jacobs, W. III.
Geo W Braxdall, Secretary.
A MOUNT HEBRON LODGE No. 10, Bir
~ mingham, Ala, Regular monthly COM
4" munication lst Tuesday in each month
H all Oh the 4th Ave- beteen 9th and ION Is
VIM. s. Kyles, W. III.
H Bintord, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
Neisshborhoo1 News: an1Goss$s'p.

The Rust Institute catalos ue is
IN the press
The Ladies Masonic Conrt meets
Monday night next
Real estate is on a steady ad-
vance.
The Colored Odd Fellows are
It'll waiting to be set ur.
About the livelest racket now a.
dayss the vacation shout of the school
bOys
Did some one speak Of the Post
Office itch? Well, it is prevalent
disease.
Our Monte Sano Base Ball club
Will play two games. the first of sea
son: next Thursday, in Memphis,
a.nnst Memphis Cubs.
Farmers are having what thu y
call splendid seasons and crops ire
promising.
The Missionary Baptist are hard
at work trying to raise money to buy
lot and erect chnrch.
-lhe wheat yield promises to be
uhsually large. Harvesting will be-
gu IN week or ten days.
The Knights Of Labor have
organized here, and propose to build
up one Of the most fl, ,.rishing branch
Lodges.
-lhe June Number of The Ala.
OalAa Teachers journal is out with
"s customary promptness, aud is al
excellent issue.
lhe regular Tuesday evening
SESSIONS Of the 2ud G. p. Ladiel
A'a society IL becoming more ani
Interesting and attracts crowd
ed houses.
n 'ila' gem among young folk
=, sannes. "Our Little Ones an,
s aus fuFssr,' for June is as brigh
attractive as ever. It ia a bette
gut T. the little enes tt aa candy
Tor sale at Murra,'s.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
Call for A Republican State Con
yentiOn.
Rooms OF the Republican State Exe
cutive iCommittee.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April. 5th 1856.
TO the Republicans of Alabama

10 the Republicans of Alabama
A Convention OF the Republican party
OF the Slate OF Alabama is hereby called
to assemble at the Capitol building in the
clty OF Montgomery, on Wednesday, the
23rd OF June 1886, at II O'Clock, M
for the purpase of nominating candi-
dates for Governor, Secretary of State
upSerintendent OF Education, Attorney
General, Treasurer, OF officers OF the Su
preme Court, and the transaction OF such
other business as maybe brought before
1t. The basis OF representation as
agreed by the Committee, entities to
each county two delegates for every re-
preventative they have in the lowe,
house of the General Assembly. Accord
ing to this apportionment the counties
will be entitled to delegates as follows:
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
IfYOu Wish a Good Article.
OF PLUG TOBACCO ask your dealer Tor
"Old Rip
Summer LickS.

Our white goods and Embroideries
continue to sell as fast as we receive
them and no house in this city can show
as large an assortment as we can. Our
Laces 90 off like hot cakes and new ones
arrive almost daily. In Parasols and
Fans We show a complete line and our
Prices always below those OF our com
petitors.
Linen Painted Fans 20c
Linen FOldings Fans l0c
Sheer Yard wide Colored Lawns at
only Sc. yd. at.
HERsTEIN K LOwENTHAL's
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
ATHENS.

night. OF Trinity school the following
| PROGRAMME
| was most creditsbly rendered
Music The Glovia" and Greed. Entir.
School.
Bible Reciiations, Chapter on Charity
A Psalm of Duty;-A Psalm of Guidance
Golden Fects,"
A Psalm of Praise.
Prayer. Rev. II. S. Williams,
Music. -"JuaLita." Duet. Miss V.siar
Miss. Ada Fielding.
Observation-Disclosures Cateaciim. :
Miss Pattie Smith. and Calss
| Music IS ing of Welcome" Chorus
Young Misses
| Recitation IF had the monev." Clas,
OF Young Ladies.
Recitation Learning to Work. Littl.
Dadis Miller.
Recitation -"rhe Table r,n. Glass 0
Small Girls.
Exercise. Song The Snoa Maker
Glass of Boys
Recitation Hot Weather" Preston
Collin.
Music. Morning Song" Clss< Of Girls
Recitation -"Tempsrauce Hero" Mas
ter Dadley Miller.
Recitation My b ,by Sist ,r" Mar,
Brooks.
Recitation My Mamma, Baby Little
Willie Austin.
Music. -''The Little Sls. pers' Glass OF
very Small Girls.
Recitation Playing Grandmother,
Moilia Lawson
Music "A Medley" (from Mother
Gooss) Priuary Choir.
Tableau and Recitation The Hard
Lesson" Matte Collin, Ladie Miller.
Music. mo Sir" Solo. Miss. Vas-
sar.
Music. GOOD Night" Gas. Of Young
PROGRAMME
Friday Night. May 2S.
Doxoolgy By School.
Prayer. is the Lord" anthem
Recitotion. -'Tne Burial of Moses" Miss
Harris.
Music. -''Oh Ye Tears" Solo, Miss Vas
Sar.
Townsend.
Music. Cleansing Fires" Solo, Miss
Josie VAssar.
Recitation. -'Ths Leap for Life" Miss
Ella Thompson.
Music. -"Oh Calm and Lovely Evening
Bells" Trio.
Recitation Change. Smith Palmer.
Music "Come Birdie Come" Solo Mis-,
+ Malone.
Coloquy .-"Charactsr better than Gold"
Leymone Turner Richard Cox.
Music -"rhe Kerry Dance.' Solo. Miss
Lizzie Higgins.
Music Far Away. Duet Mrs G Donegan
Mrs D l. Miller.
Music Fair Dove, 0 Fond Dovs"
Miss Ada Fielding,
A Collouy. "What come Of song
Anne d McKissack, Jas Vassar Eliza
Thach, Ada Thomas. Mary Harris. Don.
Palmer, Matte Carter. Anna Mcdonald.
Music. OfeSt LcuOtS. CuIOuS lOuus
Madiss and Misses.
Gynnastics. Sixteen Young Ladies' and
Misses.
Oration. Africa" Mack Turner.
Music. c.-"Come Silver Moon," Duet.
Miss Vassar, Miss Ada Fielding.
Recitation. -''Ths Last Hymn" Miss
Anna lyric.
Remarks by Principal.
Music. Good Night Chorus" Gles
Club.
BENEDICTION.
The picnic last Saturday was
treat to all who went.
Misses Matte Stanley and Carrie
Bond of Prospect, Tenn have been
vi-iting Miss NJ E. Malone.
Mrs Minter of Decatur is visiting
friends here.
w L Cox, has gone to Birmingham
J H. Thomasson is in town.
RABBIT FooT
The CITY Schools.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
"ANCERY CUUkT NOTES.

sfto scefy Court adjourned Yesterday
i i oh aSn The famous "hotel case,' as
Of y eaiiea' was continued with consent
'ose directly interested
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

n KING HIRAM LODGE, No. II Union
~ mnnication lst Thursday night in each
month at O'Clock. CL w Hamilton, W. N
E. II. Watson, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
n eep Cool /!

Our soda fount is now in full 6iasl
and richly favored, cool and healthy
drinks may be had at all hours.
~ T. E. WILLIFOkD.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

n DAvID's TEMPLE LoDGE No. 9, Tuscaloo
~ sa, Ala. Regular Monthly Communion
~ tion 1st Tuesday night in each menth
at 7l o'clock P. B. Goode, W. NJ.
jeremiah Barnes, Secretary,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

The Republican Executive Com
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05
ROOT AND SHOE SHOP

aHW Boots and Shoes made
EHhsto order, and repairs
~Ml&Ione in best sly le and
at cheapest prices.
JAMES G. HOBBS,
Madison St, below Georgia Bridge
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-05

n ST JoHN's LODGE, No. 2, Mobile, a
~ Meet at Masonic Hall T. hoyai an
"St. Michael streets, lst "eohesuA
each n oath in R,5u WGM
d clock. Alfred
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instrument which wGnld render tne asssIS
ance Of q trum pet, and yet couid DC P i,ew.
upon the head. After many trials tue ioi ~.
ing instrument has been made for me; ~
OF black vulcanized rubber. and weighs =
ounce and a quarter. The Otacoustc " -
bles the sphenoid zone In shape ana Ieis'SSss.
1t Is placed on the top of the head Win H.
running from the sounding-chamDer INV !"
ears, thereby gaining all the assistance ~ M
dered through the bones and nerves -
head. have found that when the sounu
ceiving chamber Is in contact WIN INC "a
Of the head the effect of the trumpet 60 sns11
to hearing is considerably increased, anu ~, !"
persons can hear much more distihc.y LA .,e.
with the ordinary ear trumpet, the soun' tbs
eel ing chamber of which 10 distant iIom Dst
head. 1t will be seen that the 'laa a1sn.
formed as described. is much more y aoss
lent than the ordinary form. since msnt
away with tho annoyance and .moar. "an bs
Of carrying a trumpet In the nsnd. H
wholly concealed by lsdies. .,nly
For free trial or further informhIion spf'
to ANGUS MACDONALD, M t 81
214 West Canton street, three doof'
Columbus Avenue, Boston.
ANGUS MACAOLAi'va
Agent at the Bowman mine. Ruby h ln
vada. 80
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-04

WAtters0n Healthier Than The Olher.
From the Chicago News.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Austin G..
Gibbs, The broker. got back from q
hurried business trip to London.
1--WE had q charming trip over"
said be. "On the passage | met one
of your newspaper fsllows--an editor,
named Colonel Watterson, from
Louisville"
"Oh. yes Henry Wasterson,
very distinguished journalist
"Hum-well. | amt so sure about
that. but | can testify that be Is the
rattlingest poker player I've met With
10 many a summers day.
How is the Colonels health nowy
He went abroad for bis health, did he
noi?"
"He struck me as being hale and
cheerful enough" said Mr.. Gibbs,
sadly, "and you can depend upon it
he wasn't half as sick as the rest of
as fellows who sat in with him that
last night aboard ship"