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National Republican., 1886-10-30
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner Points out the
Copsa orTranIie Amono tho Tribes
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

The Commissioner Points out the
Cause of Trouble Among tho Tribes.
Hon. j. ID. G. Atkins, commissioner OF
Indian affairs, in his annual report to the
Secretary Of the Interior,,speaks of the ire
markable evidence Of progress made by
many Of the tribes within the last twelve
months" which is greater than during any
previous year. To show that this improve
ment is accompanied by a decrease Of ex-
penditures the following estimates are
given For the fiscal year 1856, $7,32S,-
0i064; 1887, SG,05l, ,250.Si 1888, $685.
S73G4. lie comments on the fact OF the
land owned by the FIVE nations being uu-
equally divided among the individuals, some
possessing several thousand acres and
others being forced to work thereon for a
pittauce, while all are equally entitled TO
the land under the treaty. Nowhere, he
says, I'm the United States, except In
polygamous Utah aud few inconsiderable
and widely scattered villages is there white
community that pretends TO hold property,
and especially lands, In common. From
this cause proceeds.all the trouble which
aiilict the five nations. The benefits OF q
territorial government for the five nations
are recouDted. lie emphasizes the danger
that would arise from throwing open Okla
homa to white settlement aud speaks of the
advantages Of removing Indians outside the
territory to this domain. Were all the In.
dams Of the United States trausplanted to
the Indian territory, including those resi-
dent there, there would be 1859 acres for
each living Indian. The laws of the five
nations are not applicable to the whites,
and II white man violates any OF the stat
utes Of these nations he can only be ordered
out Of the terri tory by the commissioner of
Indian affair. During the year S2i4, 4,6S0.30
annuity or treaty money was paid per capita
TO Indians and S266, ,5G5.44 was paid for in.
terest on funds invested for them or held in
trust in lieu OF investment.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
The Best Oyster Market.

As tho Seasons reyolye, Kind nature provides
food fit and proper for all mankind, and with
a lavish hand she bestows her wonderful gifts.
At this season the land sea, and sky vie with
each other in bringing forth the choicest Offer
ings to be laid at the feet of the lords of
creation. OF all the articles of food used by
civilized man, none possess as much nutriment
and life.giving power us does the toothsome
and delicious oyster. No dinner, however
costly ana elegant, is complete without tho
fine, fat, and juicy bivalve, and there should be
at least three courses of them Mt every well-ap.
pointed dinner. To be healthy and strong at
this season, the best oysters that the market
afford must be used on the table of the rich
and the poor. The best in the city eau be had
daily In any quantity. Wholesale or retail, from
Beale Bros, 42l Tenth street northwest. The
prices Mt which they. are sold places them
within the means of ALL
National Republican., 1886-10-30

TIE political address of Senator Ell sauls
bury in this city on Wednesday evening was
notable for one or two omissions, One of them
is the fGct that he said nothing about the
negro lINmiRg'on Nc,rs.
The reason for the omission is simple
enough. The awful aulaclty of the colored
man who recently invaded a theater in
Richmond shocked the Delaware senator to
such an extent that be felt his utter in-
ability to do justice to his favorlte theme.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Her Farewell This CITY.

The celebrated tragedicnnc, Janauschek, will
commence her farewell engagement in this
city on Monday next Among the few really
great dramatic actresses, Junauschek stands
pre.cminent, and her retirement frlm the
American stage will doubtless cause q feeling
of regret with all our thontergoers, as she has
The I~Septoirc te ot nr The Wenk VIII be MnnSSy
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings,
"Meg Merrilles," lnnau,chek for the first time
here as Meg Merrlllies, her latest aud greatest
success. Wednesday matinee, Mother and
Som Friday evening and Saturday matinee,
"Bleak House," Saturday evening, MARIA
AntOiupttp.u
National Republican., 1886-10-30

THE country experiences a grateful sense
of relief under the benign influence Of the
decision by the Treasury Department that
the tomato is vegetable. 1t is fortunate
that this decree issues during reform ad-
minstration. Had II been promulgated
during the "era Of Republican misrulen a
wicked and gainsayIug world might have
treated 1t with lees veneratlon than the
solemn occasion would have demanded.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, the revored plon-
eer Of American colleges, has made ample
arrangements for celebrating her 2j0th ami
yersary November o. Two days are set
apart for the festivities. The opening day,
November 6, will be devoted TO scullng
races, foot ball, literary exercises, with an
Grafton and ode. At S o'clock In the even
ing a tOrchlight procession, which will
parade through the principal street Of Cam
bridge. The seniors will parade In togas
and mortar boards; the juniors will appear
in the uniform Of a Continental soldier OF
1916; the sophomores are expected to have
courage enough to appear in the costume
worn by dandy of the year 1925, ana the
Freshmen will clothe themselves In the uni
form of the federal soldier OF 1861. Ths
law school will be represented by delegl.
tion Of about one hundred men clad In black
gowns and white wigs, \ grand display OF
fireworks will follow. On Sunday, the au-
niversary proper, there viii be appropriate
religious exercises, and on Monday the
graduates will celebrate with exercises
National Republican., 1886-10-30

THREE of the editorials in the New York
Hodid of yesterday are entitled respect
lively go Slow, Mr.. George" ""Go Slow,
MIR. George" $50 Slow, Mr.. George" 1t
is not yet ascertained to what extent these
appeals have reduced the speed of Candl-
date George.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
ChnrIerton EarthnnnIke.

Attention is called to the advertisement o f
the lectures on the Charleston earthquake to
lie given by DR.. T. =. Rowland for the bene.
III of the Associated Charities at the National
Rifles ArmOry Hall next Wednesday and FRI
day evenings, Nov, and .. These lectures
will be illustrated by photographs thrown ont
with the stereoptlcon, and will give all our
citizens an opportunity of seeing the devasta.
tion of a great city, and the comparison OF
other earthquake phenomena.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Breakfast Table Postal Card to the
President,


Mr.. President; Especial and CONFIDENTIAL
The following is the best estimate that can DO
furnished at the present writing of the result
oftho congressional election; The Democracy
will lose in New York four members of Con-
Gress, New Jersey two, Virginia one, West Vir.
einN one. North Carolina one Ohio five, Mlchl-
gan four, Indiana one, Illinois two, Iowa two;
Total loss, twcnty.four May gain, in Calitor-
mia two,. Tennessee one; total gain, three,
which makes n net total loss to the Democracy
Of twenty.ono members. The Democratic
majority in the present House of Representa-
tyts is fortythree Deducting tscnty.one
from the Democratic column and adding IL to
the Republican column would give the Demo.
crats one majority to organize the next House
provided they keep sober aud free from gout.
You are at liberty to read this in confidence
to your Cabinet.
TUE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
NSse FRESH MEATS.
nr55@ sPECIALlsT.

l-NlALlol.
FEMALE, NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC
DISEASES.
DIR. ii. l.. BOVEE,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Late of1il7 G street n. W., has removed to 1921
New York avenue, where he Is prepared TO re-
ceive and treat his patients.
Read the following testimonials:
OVARIAN TUMoR, DYSPEPSIA AND IN.
SOMNIA.
After suffering two years with these trou-
bles, and trying various forms Of treatment
with no beneficial effect, reSOrtad to electric
ityt and was completely cured Ia four months.
(Signed) MISS MS
PARALYSIS OF RIGHT ARM.
Have suffered from partial paralysis of right
arm for two years. Had tried the usual rerne-
dies, also had tried ELECTRICITY from others
with no benefit, under your treatment six
weeksand entirely cured.
(signed) MISS A, S.
While / could fill volumes with authenli-
Gated cases showing the beneficial effects of
ELECTRICITY as a therapeutic agent the
foregoing testimonials ore but two OF the large
humber that | have in my possession and
which will appear from day to day.
n5xss DENTAL ALINFIRNiARY OF NATIONAL
ksS UNIVERSITY, corner Sth and X SITS. N.
W.; entrance O2Y Sth st.; open from to p. m.
daily, except sundays; extraction free; filling
and plate work at cost of material; dentistry
in all branches prartced, under the supervi-
sion of the Professor Of Operative Dentistry;
gas administered. ocI-2m
National Republican., 1886-10-30
W1NTED---ROOHs.

wv ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w man nicely furnished rsom; private
family preferred; terms not to exceed sl5 per
month. Address l. l.. B., Republican onlce.
40
National Republican., 1886-10-30

"WHAT do you think Of this country p"
was answered by NJ. Spuller, one of tho
Bartholdi delegation, and eX.vlce president
Of the chamber Of deputies In the following
incisiye manner: "If you will consent to
take an idea rather than an impression, which
time does not permit me to have formed,
you may have 1t as such. In making that
wonderful expedition Ito the Liberty
statue) which our New York entertainers
provided for us, my mind reverted TO the
statement Of certain people who assert that
civilization does not exist in America.
What, then, ia civilization That reminds
me Of the celebrated definition given by
Lord Chancellor Bacon, who said,
Art Is man added to nature.' 50
II is with civilization. Nature appears
to have done everything for New York,
and, in truth, the men who first discovered
this marvellous corner OF the planet knew
well what they were about when they
settled here. But what can be said Of
those who, coming, have made so much Of
New York and her bayY New York, with
her rivers and sea; New York, with all her
gifts and the privileges she holds from her
unique position In the word--would she be
New York without the patient and energetic
efforts of a race which knows no obstacles
New York, masterpiece Of nature, is also
a masterpiece of man, Therein is embodied
civilization, The Americans may well be
proud Of it,"
National Republican., 1886-10-30
SPEOI6E NOTICES.

s<w=IsAAC WILSON, AN APPROVED
R&5 minister of the Society of Friends. will
hold meeting in Friends Meeting House, on
/ ST., bet. lSlh and 10Th sts ON 9TH DAY
lFRlDANl. EVENING at 7:3D 7. NJ. II
National Republican., 1886-10-30

COnN CASH FOR A CLERKsHIP OR
~ AONT draughlsmar's position under
the government. Address ED KING, East
Capitol street station. oc3l.t
National Republican., 1886-10-30

THE lie of conscientious congressman is
not nappy one.-.lag,tstd (Ga) Chronicle.
Is this the reason why so many congress
men from your part of the country
habitually leave their conscieuces at home
when they come to Washington
National Republican., 1886-10-30
A MEMBER of the English parliament has

y MEMBER of the English parliament has
been In town for few days, aud went one
evening to see Miss Dauvray in "One OF
Our Girls at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House. This gentleman is critical the
ater.goer, and has lived for long time
in Paris. 1t is his decided opinion that
Miss Dauvray has most charming comedy,
and, all round, one Of the best English
speaking companies on the stage.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
For RrYr-DTrsoEZIAyEoUs

TSoR RENT-PART or STORE No. c,,'I.iIG lid
IL 1ith st. n. W: a good stand for hats and
caps or boots and shoes: rent low to good
party; fine show window. l0.5
National Republican., 1886-10-30

in sanders's Theater, and an alumni dinner,
which is expected to be the most stupen.
dous dinner as to size and the best as to
quality ever served In the Bay State.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Death From Heart Disense.

Julia Parker, colored, aged 81 yeags. has flr
a long time kept boarding house a. No. l97
II street northwest. Last evening ut $3.50
was seen TO fall. The inmates OF the hOuSe,
on reaching her found that she was dead,
Heart disease Is supposed to have been the
National Republican., 1886-10-30

THE administration makes contribution
to science in the shape of decree that the
tomato shall, for purposes Of taxation, be
regarded as neither animal nor mineral.
Thanks
National Republican., 1886-10-30

IL most Of the states in which elections
occur next Tuesday the political atmosphere
is foul with villainous campaign calumnies
invented and propagated in the interest OF
''reform.n
National Republican., 1886-10-30
OHARLEs1oN EARTHQUAKE.

DIR, i. p. ROWLAND will give two Lectures
oil THE Charleston Earthquake, Its Results
and Phenomena" for the benefit OF the Asso-
%I1 Siated GhsTilies Of Wsshhingtqn at the Ma
between 9th and Tenth streets NJ W., on
MSyIEpNEsDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
These lectures will be fully illustrated by a
large number OF photographs taken by DR..
Rowland on his visit to Charleston aud the
earthquake region Of Ten Mile Hill ana Sum-
meryille, and will be shown by the Stereopti-
con. Over $50 photographs were taken, fully
illustrating the devastation of Charleston and
the wonderful earthquake phenomena. As a
e9mparison Of e9rihqueke and geyser action,
stone Park, OF earthquake phenomena of South
America, and the wonderful Crater Lake of
the Cascade Range in Oregon. surveyed and
the U. s; Geological Surveys. Experiments
will be shown illustrating the possible forces
that cause earthquakes.
First Lecture: "Devastation of Charleston"
Second Lecture: Charleston aud Other
Earthquake Phenomena, and Illustrations of
the Progress of Science and Discovery"
Single Tickets, admitting to one Lecture, 25c.
Course Tickets, admitting TO both Lectures and
including reserved SEATS, SOC. Each person
purchasing Il course ticket will be presented
with a cabinet sized Photograph OF some re:
suits OF the earthquake. Tickets. reserved
seats, and Photographs obtained at Ballan-
tyne's Book Store, 42s 7th st. n. W. No re-
served seats held after $50 O'Clock. Doors
cisely at O'clock. The following Photographs
viii 10 among those given with the course
tickets: U. $; Custom House. East Bay st.,
Charleston; Charleston Jail and Cracked Wall,
unsafe and condemned; 81. Michaels Church
Ruins from cor. Broad and Meeting sts.; st.
Philips ,Episcopal Church, cracked and
broken columns; Twins Born during the Night
OF Charleston earthquake; Bishop Kane's
House in Ruins; House Burned Down on Night
OF Earthquake; Old U. s. Court House, two
persons killed here; Artesan Well and rear of
Catholic School, House on Tradd ST., one SER
son killed; Orphans and Tents in Which They
Lived; Charleston College, S. f. cor. OF st.
Philip and George sts.; Medical College, cor.
Queen and Franklin sts,; Charleston Posto1ico
and Demolished Building; Broken and Twisted
Monuments, Lutheran Cemetery; Derailed Lo.
ecomotiye by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill Sand
Geyser made by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill;
Demolished House, Summerville, four persons
killed, and Tent Life. Summeryllle,
The above photographs and others for sale by
q. s. Cndlip, 459 Pa ave, ~ W., at 2j cts. each,
the profits OF the sale OF which, until Nov. O,
VIII bo given to the Associated Charities.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30.
Amusementas

NATIONAL Efie Ellslcr.
ALBAUGHs-Helen Dauvray.
Observation-Disclosures Star Speciality Co.
HFH7OGS-"A Cold Day"
BJoU-Thc Wilbur Opera Company.
DiME-Thc Leonzo Brothers,
THE MANASSAS sPASoRAMA-l5thst st. & Ohio av.
ROLLER CoAsTER-Athletic Park.
NATIONAL ROLLER RtSK-Elegant Surface
National Republican., 1886-10-30

TnRoUGHoUr the country there Is
marked increase In the number of weddings
this year as compared with last year, This
Is one Of the good results Of business i'm
prOyement.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

Seventeen other states will elect govern.
crs on Tuesday, the 2d proximo. State
officers other than governors will, at the
same time, be elected in seven states-IllI.
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, New York,
North Carolina, and Ohio. or the seven.
teen states Getting governors next Tues.
day, nine now have Republican governors
and eight have Democratic governors. Tue
following are the states having Republican
governors, with the names of the caudi-
dntes OF the two rrent nartlns.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
AND ELECTRO MAG.
NErIC.
In NCIYOus and Fnnntional DISEASE

IsufierCd with sciatica and rheumatism three
yeaTs-muCh of the time IN bed Or unable to
work. l found no relief until DE-. Nicho son
applied galYgnism, which cured me, last June.
i g. MERRY,
1927 31l st. and 7lG X 81. n. ".
Dr. J., 8. Nicholson treated aud cnrei my
wife of n severe case Of sCiatCl and rhOuml-
tiMn which confined her TO bed some Cimo. /
so Il st. N. w,
Dr. Nicholson treated and cured me Of q con.
pllCgtiOn Oi womb trOublcs ami spinal welk-
ness, which confined me to mf bed for nearly
two years. The doctor can give my name.
MISS MARY G. X,
CONSULTATION FREE,
DR. l.. 8, NICHOLSON,
oc23.tu,th,sf go lltl st, n, W.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Tho EIcntions of 1880.

The seven states which have already
CHOSEN governors this year are as follows,
with date Of election and name an1 politics
of successful candidates
National Republican., 1886-10-30

The minimum Of tub TO the maximum OF
whale is illustrated In the decapitatlon of
two out Of hundreds Of "oifensiyen and
"pernlciously actyen partlsans.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Another Iiond Gall.
PERSONALITIES.

Secretary Manning yesterday issued a call
for slO,00O,0O0 Of the per cent, bonds TO ma
lnEn Dec &
National Republican., 1886-10-30

CT SnwILL PROVIDE YOU WITH a
- Il sOO Stylish Fur Derby at THE
HUB,r asa eth st. N. w. oc20.lm
National Republican., 1886-10-30

LNOR RENT--92O FARRAGUT SQUARE,
10 18th 81. N, W.-First.cass furnished res.
idence, suitable for entertaining; complete in
every respect; no trouble of housekeeping. We
furnish servants and supplyan excellent table.
Best references. French caterer. 6.2
National Republican., 1886-10-30

In sums to suit at per cent.
The above Ia only small portion of proper
ty on my books. For full list call at office for
bulletins Issued on LIST aud 10Th
National Republican., 1886-10-30

States Republican. Dem ,cra,.
C1loradom".w II. Mcyer.....,oAlva Adams.
ConnectiCutp. i. g. Lounsbury 5. Cleveland.
KNnsas........,J. a. Martin. ......T Moonlight,
Mass. ...."Oliver Amcs.....,...J +. Andrew
Michigan.,.,C. G. Lucc.-. ,..,,G. l.. Yaple.
MinnCsota"mA. r. McGill....A. A, Ames
y. H.......C. II. Sawyer ......Thos. Cogswell.
MisCOnsin....J. VI. Rnsx.........uJ VI Oun.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
Equity

Mary NJ Pollard ct all No Oaos. Equity
Martha A. Carroll ct al Doc q.
This cause being referred 70 me to ascertain
and report what debts, II any, there are against
distribution OF the share of the said Benedict
NJ Hilton In the fuud in this cause, notice is
hereby given to nll creditors Of the said Bene-
dict NJ. Hilton and other persons interested in
the said estate 10 present their claims 10 me at
10Y office In The u, S, court house on or before
oe2l2j $3.50 JAS. q. PAYNE, Auditor
National Republican., 1886-10-30
WdyTED---HELP,

VXTANTED ONE GOOD RESTAURANT
w man. one who knows his business. APP
ply 1916 Penn. ave. 90
National Republican., 1886-10-30

WY UTANTED-sITUATtON AS WORKING
w bousekeeper; reference given. Address
HoUSEKEEPER, Republican 0nioc. 1.3O
National Republican., 1886-10-30

A LADY HAVING STUDIED WITH THE
IA best masters abroad, desires position IN
church choir. Familiar with all services. Ad.
dress SOPRANO" Republican Ohlcc.
oc31.8G
National Republican., 1886-10-30

DATENT ATTORNEY CHAS. J. GO0CH,
Il 81. Cloud building, 9th and 4 sts., % years
eXntrlencc. pROMPT. FAITHFuL service.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

Solicitor MvCue says he thinks there will bo
10 inuher lrouLle Gbauttranser!ns the Alua.
Cuet bridge 10 the goyCrnmsut.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
For RENT--HoUSES

INOR RRENT-NICELY FURNISHED HO USE;
II oil modern Improvements; rent reason
able TO good party; part of rent taken out in
board II desired. 1il6 18th st. N. w. 6-5
National Republican., 1886-10-30
For SAFE

TNoR sALE-HouSEs IN ALL PARTS OF
IL the District Hotel, Restaurants, Stores,
and Confectionery store doing go1d business.
Squares and lots Of ground. Call for circular
II. j. kINTZ. Ills II 81. n. w. 81
National Republican., 1886-10-30

DARTY WILLING TO INVEST 5000 IN a
il business can learn of profitable chance
by addressing r. 4, NJ, Republican office.
OpgG9t
National Republican., 1886-10-30

II 2. LlBBEE INFORMS HIS CUSTOMERS
. and the public that he is closing out AT
COST his whole stock of Watches iewelry,
silverware, speCtacles, not to leave Washing.
ton, but will continue in the repairing bllsi-
ness as usual. Every article not sold by jan.
/ will be sold at auction. Goods laid aside for
Christmas by making small payment.
nrlu.lm
National Republican., 1886-10-30

Vpl IOINT To BENLE DTNUo.l III IUTII 81,
I'D you can get the best oysters. ocl2.tf
CUPERFLUOUS HAIR 0BLITERATED,
> leaving no trace. My Electric Needle pro.
cess is the only permanent remedy for this
hideous blemlsh. Powders, acids. fluids, plas-
tiers, &C.. only promote a more stubborn
growth. Your physician will cOrroborate this
statement. Ny Electric treatments for Ladies
and Children positively removes paiu and re.
stores health and strength. Write or call.
MRS. DIR. GABRIEL,
ocll.Im 1921 q street N. w.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

Gr- SOIsTHE MARK on A SQUARE
- 4 sDO cut Saratoga" suit ut THE
HUE" 43l eth st. N, w. oc2l-im
National Republican., 1886-10-30

WILL MARY LEWIS, THE COOK, PLEASE
w send her address TO MISS MARY GREY,
100 Md. ave. q. w. oc2g3t
National Republican., 1886-10-30

MONEY TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE
INk and to loan ON real estate security. JOS,
@. @. KENNEDY, 40 18TH st. ocl2tf
National Republican., 1886-10-30

NTATIONAL SKATING RINK
IN Is open for the season every night,
1880 to 1880; also Wednesday and Saturday
mhtlnees, to 3 p IN, with good music.
ADMISSION, 10 CTS; SKATES, 10 Cr5.
Ladies' admission. including skates, l5c.
Everything In good order.
u. s. n. GROUSE,
Lessee aud Manager
National Republican., 1886-10-30
r5sao EXAM1NATIoN FOR TEACHERS IN

RTItsn EXAMINATION FUN TEAJHENo IN
b.25 NIGHT SCHOOLS
An examination will be held at the Franklin
school on MONDAY, Nov. |, beginning ~
O'Clock Il. m. and continuing until competed,
for three principals of white schools for three
teachers OF penmanship IN white schools, aud
for three teachers of English, arithmetic, and
history in white schools; for three principals
of cOlOied schools, for three teachers of pom,
tcnchcrs OF English, arithmetic, aud history In
colorcd schools.
No person employed by or receiving salary
from the United States government need ap.
ply, for such cannot be employed.
By authority Of the committee on night
schools. oc2J-3t
National Republican., 1886-10-30

III DclaWaTe auu SOutn CarOllna tle H.
publicans are running no candidates for
governor. In all the seventeen states
named, except Nevada, South Carolina,
and Tennessee, the Prohbltlonists are run
ming candidates. To further compllcnte the
situation, California has KnownoLhlng
and an Independent candidate, and Green
back nominees are in the field In New Hamp-
shire, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. Wis.
consin has Peoples candidate, in addi-
tion to the Republican, Democratic, aud
Prohibition nominees, and Connecticut has
a Labor candidate.
The doubtful states in the list are Cali.
fornia, Connecticut, Michigan, Nevada, aud
New Jersey, with the chances in favor
Of Republican success in the three first
named and the Democracy having the better
outlook In the other two.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
lSPECTAL NOTICES

o;sss HENRY T. TATUM.
Boarding aud Livery stables in rear of 927 u
81. N W. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Surrys, and
Dayton's, with prompt driving horses for hire.
Carriages and COupletts at shOr, notice.
will take n few more Boarding Horses and
will give them my personal attention and
guarantee satisfaction.
Telephone call-269.2. oc S-tf