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Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06

Crow Indians are barons, in fee, Of all
that rich country, and do not propose to
part with one inch of their birthright
for love or money until n wise congress
legislates on the matter and throws
these rich lands-rich in minerals and
grasses-open to the industrious white
~prospector and farmer, whether the
Crows like it or not.
Allen Hulburt, u California stampeder
of the 40 epoch, was the man who dis
covered the mine, built the cabin, lost
the mine, and never found it again. He
was a quiet, sensible citizen OF james
Vile, Wis, in 1919, when he caught the
California gold fever, and so in October
everything else behind him and jour-
neyed across the plains to the Pacific
Eldorado. He worked his way north to
Oregon, then into what is now Wash
ington, and in the spring Of 1863 found
himself in Walla Walla without II cent
in his pocket.
In company with two other rowing
spirits-one Jones and one CoX-the
trio bought n e prospecting outfit,
including six horses, and, with II
months provisions in pannier packs,
set out over the Mullen trail for an eX-
plOring expedition OF the eastern slope
of the Rockies. After hard trials, and
encompasslng almost insurmountable
difficulties, the little band finally
reached the Yellowstone, fOated down
on a raft to the Big Horn river,
and made camp on an is
land in the widest and most
hostile portion of the United States.
The geography of the country was lit
known in those days. Most of their
travelling had TO be done in the night
time, as the country was full of Indians,
and therefore, not being we'll able to
distinguish the country roundabouts
as they passed through it at night, the
range of mountains that loomed up Just
in front of them one bright morning had
neither name nor location for them.
Into these mountain they hurried, pros
pecting ard banning as they went, and
striking better pay the deeper and
higher up the gulch they got. At last
coming to a wonderfully rick streak
which prospected handsomely, a shaft
was sunk to bed rock, which was only
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06

way TO untold millions was q babblinp.
senseless fool. His reason had left him.
A British lrOn-Clad That Cost 3d.
100000.
New York Tribune: The latest British
iron-clad, the Nile, just launched at
Pembroke d%ockyard, is the most DOW
erful ship-of-war ever constructed in
England, if not in all the world. The
only others comparable with it are the
British snip Trafalgar, built from
nearly all the same plans, and the Italian
Doria, LAURA and Morosini, and these
are not superior to it unless possibly in
speed, q point yet to be determined.
The Nile may be briefly described as q
twin-screw steamer, 345 feet long and
displacement is IL $40 tons, and her in-
d.cated horsepower 1900 tons. 1t is
expected that she will steam nineteen
miles an hour. and her 800 tons of coal
will take her 5000 miles at more than
half speed.
Her external steel armor is from four
teen TO twenty inches in thickness.
Her offensive weapons comprise four
siXty-seyen-ton guns in t%urrets, eight
five-inch in The box battery, and six
thirty-six FOUNDER and eight six
pD.H' i''NH MS guns iHtIO VIII
will also be eight torpedo tubes, for
each of which three Whitehead torpe-
does will be carried. She is divided
into l2O water tight compartments. and
her pumps have a capacity for 3 200 tons
IN hour. She can discharge simulta-
n%eousiy 5,6i9 pounds of shot, including
four missiles OF $50 pounds each. FL
nally, her total cost will be about
$1,000, 000-the most expensive sine ever
built. II is an interesting circumstances
that the launching of this huge fighting
machine has left not another war ship
on the ways in any British yark; 81
state of affairs not seer before in this
generation.
oBili Nye's criticism on James Owen O'Con-
nor's acting, in "a recent number of the
World, was unique and original. Nye docs
not go into the subtleties of the drama, but
he has an effective and striking method Of
using a club.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06

nor's acting, in "a recent number OF the
World, was unique and original. Nye docs
not 90 into the subtleties of the drama, but
he has an effective and striking method Of
using a club. =
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
naatters .. ronee ntntlon.

IiA stranger had happened IN at the
police station this morning he oould not
have failed to noJlce that something
hey ond tha ordinary was taking place
Tue chisf was ahaept "on business, !"
and the few officers tket wero around
were In q state OF exoitsmont unoecom-
ing the dignity OF guardians OF peace
aud good order. Just as the reporter
was about entering, man came ont In
somewhat OF q hurry, and i'm mediately
afterwards an officer etepped to the
door and oalled after him: "Hurry
down to No. E04 Shipley street, and get
thoss tickets. Be quick about It." 10.
side the office the Mayor Eesmed TO be
the only one who Was perfectly calm
and collected. He waB reading the
"Nsw York SUM-" and when reminded
by the reporter that 1t wa3 nomination
day, replied he believed 1t was, and that
II the scribe would drop in about
o'oiook tonight he thought 1t probable
he would be aOle to state who had been
nominated. One of the officers, who
happe eoed to ovarhear the remark, vo'-
upteered the information that "DouRh
erty will be nominated by at least Ave
hundred majority" but he WAS re-
wgrded ny frown from NoI JJn man.
IL the Indications this morning are not
greatly wrong ,ssction 46 of ths Revise d
Charter will be knocked into smither-
Gems before the polls olose tonight.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
At the opora House.

Commencing Monday next, "A Boy
Here" which is Lew to the local stag &.
II Is u sensational play, not unlike the
"Octoroon" IN plot and manner of ite
development, and is OF that class oalcu.
lated TO plesSe tie masses. 1t has tire s
or four rather thrilling situations rad
the climaxe8 are strong aud well
worked. The scenery ia especiAllJ .
good. The storm sceno on the oteAn,
with i.B real rainfall ard dashtnR
wAVts, Ia q splendid and effective plecH
of stage mt chSnism. The author has
wisely left room for the iutrod uct OF Of
specialties, and these contribute much
To the enjoyment of the show. The
songs OF the oolored Jubilee singers meet
with favor. Tho company 10 cApAol,
throughout. Mr.. Hayden displays con.
sidsrab'e talent, and carries the part oi
tn hero very cleverly. He lie young
but sustaibs the character like vet
erAu. The engagement is for the entire
week, ard the management ANNOUNCES
III at every lady attending the mRtinees
and occupy ing q box seat, viii bs pre-
scented 5 sta'ustte Of Ihe Lt.r. As tBi
priots are 10, 20 and 80 osnts the at
tsndsnce should be large.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Bait oSs;ers at Ainecow's 8.

6HrLon's COUGH and Consumption
uuTe is sold by uH on guSrantee. II
oures consumption. sJld by N. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market Biz.
SHnoR'a vITALIzEB is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe
tue, Dizziness and all symptoms ol
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10 cents per
bottle. Bold by n. B. Daniorsh, COZ.
2nd and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with DyapHpsia
hnd Liver Complaint shiloh's Vita
iiser is Guaranteed to cure yoE. Sold
eJ Danforth. .nnr. 2nh And Market Hts.
BLEEfLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
BY that terrible cough. ShIloh's Cure
IL the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
Eorth, corner Second and Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
AoOidonlaliy overheard.

We were told Of q certain candidate
for the MAyorAitY who called upon n
prominent attorney and asked him what
he thought OF his chances for the May
orally nomination. The lawyer said
"You have very strong petition, with
somo of the best men In cur city upon
1t, and would advise you to preserve
1t as token of good will coming from
your townsmen. Bat" said he, with
one of his blandett emiles, "thnt is the
palace car, bat look out for the gravel
train" 1t iD said the candidate cav
the point and smiled, and thanked tha
attorney for his frank reply TO his q ques.
ton.
don't think that Mr. Alvan Allen
should be made to forfeit the bail bond
OF "Len" White, who gave Sergeant
McVey the slip on Thursday at Second
and Market strsets, The prisoner wai
in charge Of the officer after which tim,
Mr.. Alien ceased to be responsible fol
his appearance before the court.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Down 800 Feet.

Tho Arteslan well at the Hartman &
FehrenbAck brewery has now been sunk
over 800 feet, aud on Friday Mr.. WIN.
Lawton Brought into his store speci-
mems OF the rand brought mp from the
we'll which he thinks contains large
percentage of oil. 1t certainly haa q
strong oily smell when dampsned with
water, and the specimen shown to o
REPUBLICAN reporter leAds him to be-
lievs that probably tho firm might yet
strike "ile." The firm decided yester
day to bore down 30 feet deeper, as they
are determiued TO strike gas. oil or a
good supply OF wafer. They have
already spent nearly 5000 In sinking
this we'll and will not stop until sevetsi
more Thousand have heen spent n they
conclude there 10 fighting chance fol-
the coveted article.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Nsus nummarx.


After tAking further testimony yes
ierdh- In regard TO the ceaih Of Broker
Hatch the Coroner. In New York, held
Mr.. and Mrs., Rohoasid IN $4,000 ball for
their Appesunrce On Monday, when ths
inquest will be oouttuued. Mr.. Terrts
was accepted rs Mrs. schcfleld'a boncs
man, but Mr. sobofeld refused to &C :
cept Ferris as his bali and he was BeRt
10 the House OF Detention.
William Riley, of Chicago, Of the
firm Of Riley & Co., bookmAhers, de-
posted his cash box in the safe In the
PL@aix Hotel Ia Lexington, Ken.
tucky, Thursday night. Ths box CON-
tanned about $4,000 in cash, and oerti
fsd OF ks and drafts. Yesterday
morning the box was missing. 1t 10
supposed TO have btea stolen by y sneak
thief.
The flcod In GAlena, Illinois, has In.
undated the cellars On MAtn street, erd
made Commerce street nSviRsble by
skiffs Chicago and Northwestern train
are compelled to stop four miles out OF
the town.
In Montgomery County, Tennessee.
and killed Plnck Saith, and fatally
WoAhdS0 A1A VAIN 4hO AtbtSA
were trying TO kidnap an illegitim ate
child OF Avery's daughter.
A. ]. Bryant, ex-MAyor OF Ban Fran
cisco. WAS attacked with vertigo on q
fsrryboat there Friday morning, and,
falling into the water, was drowned.
He was native OF New Ham pshire,
and 55years of age.
John Cullen, who, 10 January last,
kill his mother in Buffalo, Eaw York,
and WHO visa found guilty OF murder
In the second degree, WAS on Friday
sentsnced to imprisonment for life.
Tho engine and saven cars of . c1al
train on the New York, Ontario and
Western Rsilroai ran of the track
near Oxford, New York. on Thursday.
a fireman named MoE6ish was kiliSd,
The q. 8. Fish Com u nission's steamer
Alhhtross, which was ordered 10 the
Pacific coast last fall, nrrived at Bar
Brnncisoo on Ffiday In 172 days from
Washington.
Martin Corcoran vaI killed yeeter-
day morning by IN OF rock In she
Exeter coiliery, at Plttston, PeDna. Il
is the fret accident thzs has occurred
In that mine.
/ John brant, bReo 30 yeHTs, OF dnrrle
burg, u braSem al on tue Psubgy lvAniI
Railroad, waA killed yesterday morn
ing by being thrown from . box car n
Lesman Place.
George McDuillc, o negro preacher
who killed William Cheney, ALSO col
oIed, was nangei in Greeub boro, Geor'
sia, yesterday.
Both Houses of this Newfoundland
Legislature have passed the Fisherle
treaty, and 1t now awaits the Cover
more signature.
The steamer AssyriHn, which nrfivei
at Quebec from Glassow on Friday
was detained some time In nidstiean
while 800 Of her pasfengors were vacci
mated.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has re
ceived 6 consoience contribution oil twi
dollara from an unknown resident o
New London, Connecticut.
-Four Italians were drowned by tn
Icaps.zioR Of boat In the hSrboE OF Bal
limCIo On Tautsiay night.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Duncan Again,

Frank Dunesn, the dog catcher, sE-
saulted James Powers. employed in:the
boiler shop Of the Il. 81 a. Co., on last
Thursday evening about O'Clock at the
corner Of Front and West streets. He
WAS standing ut Water and West
streets, when man came aud told
Powers that somebody wanted him up
at tho other conner. Powers went up,
when he was brutally assaulted rs
above stated. 1t 10 said that Powers
was going to got out warrant for
Dancsu's arrest. but thus far he has
not had the warrant issued.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
spvuiHl naonsiob.
ILn FRnk


thai everybody ought ~ know that A.
Ser9eapt gives 800 lbs. Of tho bsct, we'll
cleaned coal ia every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewAShing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central o1ee,
Seventh and King street6. Look for the
hlue sigu. Opening In the evening,
Tho uroAt Byo Kennedy
lie DR.. simms' Eye Cure. Iniismel sore
and red eyes, or red eyellds, wesk and
defective eyesight from any nsase are
nicely relieved spd quickly cured.
Supplied In IS md 80 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. almnH 81 Son, 4Lh
and King ets., Wilmington, Del.
a fsw more Of those beautiful dollar
chromOs given away with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty cents q pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange etrests,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French strest wharf Is the place
TO huY your coal.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
joe. Wallace. co? Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

'fis yeafiej
i 5' ritholt Il
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
i PAM ISrown.

the leading artist In photography and
general portrsiture, 6l7 Msrket 81. Tue
public is cordially invited to visit our
elegant and newly remodeled photo.
graphic studio, which has b.en retittsd
throughout with the latest and most
improved desiRns In every department
that will tend toward making the finest
work In Photographic portrRitufe. No
experss has b,en spared ia making our
stldio second TO none In the country
Gall and inspeot for yourself. j. PAUL
BRowN, 617 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
a RArRAiD.

VIII sell my bay mare Mattio,7 yesrg
old, 161f bauds high, can road 9 to 10
miles An hour, will trot olose to min.
ntee; warranted kind, sound and fear
iessi can be driven by woman. Think
she is tho incest piece Of boree flesh l
ever drew line over. Not tretler,
but an extra esey driver. VIII sell
right to pergon who will give her q
good home. Apply at this Office or
etab.o rear of blacksmith ship On West
Fifth street near Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Lnnr ninansnn

The great and mighty medicine, DR..
5iptms' White Pulmonio Ba.ssm,
rapidly cures coughs, hoarseneaE, sore
throst, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM
oreds OF references in Wilmington
alone. b0c. and 81. The prescription
OF DE-, simnls & Son, 4th aud King
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
TEnRIBLu coLLlsios:
The Newark Local Passenger Train
reissooPsd by an fp pSe,s-se'enieer
BADLY Injured.


JERSEY City, N. j., May 1i.-A ter.
ribls coiliAion occurred near tho West
End station OF the New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad shortly
after O'Clock this morning just outside
the Bergen Hill Tunnel. A way train
from Newark WAS u. o stsndstill about
800 yards from the western ord OF tue
tunnel. waiting fer o main line tiaip to
pass through, whom tho Green wood
Lake express came rushing Io1nd the
curve on the branch line and oom-
pletely teltsoopsd tho rear cars OF the
loNAl tain.
There are but two tracks In the Bsr
gen Hill Tunnel and they ats opers,el
on the block sy stem. Only one iAin IL
allowed In the tunnel At one time, and
main line trains have preference to
tho0s On the branches. Train No. 1O4.
which left Newark at o'olo3k, wac
eight minutes late, and when she
reached the HAckensaok bridge she had
to come TO fall stop to allow tho 10
IN ain limo train to pass Eastward. Tie
lat er train got into the tunnel and the
Newark loosl, 10 obedience 10 signals,
crossed The bridge aud tcok upn post
: on within 800 ysrds OF the Westward
I'd Of the tunnel.
Tho tiatn was ss . s,Andstill for
about two minutee, aud no signal came
telling the en- ainesr that the line was
clear. Tue whistle Of the Greenwood
Lake express WAS heard In the distance,
bat ae nj trains are accustomed to slow
up on approaching the Haokenfack
bridge, no alarm waI felt by the tnsi
neer. Onward came tho express train,
also few minutes overdue. II rounded
tte sharp curve without any spparent
Stacking Of speed. There was slight
fog, bnd the other tIAin WAS no, seen
until fatally near. The engineer did
hts best to biing his train TO staRdstill,
but the disaster could not be averted, Ii
is said that the airbrskes were not In
working order.
The last car, the ono which received
the frat force Of the collision, WAC COM
plstely crushed, and the spliniered
seats and broken glass inflicted ugly
wounds on the passengers. The HtcoDd
car was also wrecked The locomotive
Of the express was partly thrown from
the track, and the forepari of the boiler
WAS broken In.
A number of the victims were taken
to Newark BY D trsin that passed the
scene soon after the wreck occurred
General Superln tendent Barrett, of tht
Eastern Division of the railroad, hal
ordered . rigorous investi CATION tt
ascertain who Was TO blame for The aoci
dent.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
twenty i've Do.iare Reward.

Voters who sre anxious 10 preserve
the purity of ths ballot ere requested
to notice the offer OF ottwenty-fy dollars
reward made by the Citizsns' AssooiA-
tion for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of persons who
prAcice fraud or in any way violste
the law regarding the realhtrailon OF
voters or the conduct!Egof the primary
Olectious,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
SECOND IYnrd nl lest.ng.

All Republican voters Of tho eecond
ward are requested to meot this even
ing at 8 O'Clock at tbs residence OF "a.
Il. Butler. Second snd Lombard streets,
10 select delegntes ID tne convention,
and also three mem bsrs for the county
cOm mittaa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
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feet, dItsN
lots a! "
from HN
,ttuck "a
a dsnGsi'
,tstchst !
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the ItAllA'
,bbed. /
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. Ssmi-Monthly, Free
Slesping Cars. Cheap Rates. Souther,,
Route. Address e 9AWLEY, GenersI
Eastern Agent, 339 Broadway, N, "
Il j. SMITH, 402 Chestnut st, PbiJn.
deiphis, or any BAlamcre s 0-I,
T:cks. AgaaL i2o :, III,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Tho hLrikc.

TIE strike among Tho carpenters,
brIoklayers and hod carriers pressL ts
no now phase this morning, a few OF
thu cortracsors are still refusing 10 40
ceds to the demands of the strikers,
aud oonyequently number OF the
wotkmen have lett the city TO seek EN-
ploym ment elsewhere. The e,rike lie ina.
peding building opeEhtiopG.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
a Privare Uonoert.

A private concert of the Orpheus
Literary Club WAS given in the resi-.
dence OF Squire Smith, No. 1911 Market
street, on Thursday evening last. The
program was b very interesting one
and consisted Of vocal solo By =. j.
Cause, deolamations by Robert smed.
ley, George W. Morris snd Francis P.
Lsuden; violin solo by Morris Fogg,
who was accompanied by Miss Josie
Fogg; duett by Misses Robinson and
Ford. The entertainment was con.
oluded by u select reading by Misc
Edith Grow. After the conclusion OF
the literary exercises they adjourned
to the dining room and partook Of fine
collation.. The evening was very en-
spent,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Hand Ininrnd.

Yesterday morning, while Joseph
Matthews, residing st No. 209 Walnut
street, was engaged at WORK a. the
Remington Machine Company's works,
he received q painful Injury to his left
hand. Ths injury was caused by the
hand being caught between bed plate
and a planning machine. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Cantwall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
We ought MOI 10 he too nuxIous 10 !

We ought not to be too anxious TO en-.
courage untried innovation. In cases OF
doubtful improvement, For quarter
OF century DR.. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy
has been before the public and passed
through the severest test and Is pro.
nounoed the most reliable remedy for
bat disAgreeabla mAlAdy. Thousands
OF testim dniEls of It's virtues. 30 centa
per bottle. BY druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
ISArgainB

In dry goods and notions at Ns. 113 W.
Second street, to close busines. All
persons In need OF goods OF the above
Kind will do we'll to call and pnrchRse,
ns these goods will be sold ct prices that
will close IL EN- out in shoTt time. l13
West Second street, Id. h, Wyatt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

The following cases wero dispoEed OF
nt this mornings session OF tha city
court: William Austin, hdjudged
guilty OF drunkenness, was sentsnced
to pay fine os % and costs. John
Msguite WAS ordered TO pay S3 and
costs for o similar offense, snd William
WillIams Was committed until elk
O'Clock this evening to give him 9
chance to sober up. john Clifford wac
charged with disoEderly conduct, but
aB the charge was not sustained By the
evidence the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Tbc onIv perfeo, Hemody

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred ills is the famous California lio-
uid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs 1t
strengthens as well as eleanses the system,
IT. is easily taken, and perfectly harmless.
All druggist. N, b. Daniorth, Second
and Marketfetreets, Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Having Enlarged MY FACTORY

l am now prepared to do all my work
promptly. All ir need of new car
riaRa or who wish to have their old
ones repaired, should give me osIl, ne
oil work Ia made OF the best material
and put together In the best style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Narrow Esoaps.

AsE. A. kacslllster, Esq. ,wss sitting
IN his oftic9, No. l West Seventh street,
on Thursday morning, ball came
through ths window and shattered the
globe on the Gas jet dirsctly over his
beaa. Who fred tho pietcl it a uaye-
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Sale OF Lois,

Dent isil to attend the public sale of
thirty building lots on Saturday, May
18th, At 4.90 O'Clock sharp, on Brown
ASd Anchorage streets ana Sixth and
Seventh avenues. Hacks will leave
Fourth and Market streets at o'clock.
GEORGE @. MARIs,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

Your bed should bs oleau as we'll as
your bouHe. 6900 spent 10 johnson &
Barnhill's repovator will give you o
clean bsd and make It fuller aud better
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
The biggest,

the best and the brightest. Filled with
good ntsretuIe, attractive iilustratlonG
and all the news Of the world. The
Sunday papels are the best Of the week
Erlst & DAYiP, S13 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
New styles Received

this week IN lad'ss' Tip Shoes, laced and
buttoDed, marked very low. Lowest
prloss In ehildren'H Ehoee for reliKble
goods. Formsn's 10 II. Fourth street,
between Market and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

A practical experience of IS years ena.
blcs me TO repair and adjust the finest
clocks and watches Clocks to be repair
ed called for and delivered without extra
charge. ERR l.. BARTON, No 21& East
Seventh str ct
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Publio OPipiop

has conceied that there has been no In
veniion Of modern titnes from which
humanity has derived 30 much benefit
as from Hoopsr's Anodyne, and only 70
cents . bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
BODY Brussels.

One piece best fve.frame Body BruE-
sels Carpet, containing Is yards, will
sell for 66 cents, worth 20 cents. H. D.
OrAnor, 62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Burned Lnst NIghr-

Tho celebrated Three b. Z. b. cigar,
maintained hY "a r. Bourbon &
Ero,, SO. 2 o Went s9coed street.. The
Dla- D. eiEaf "a lie c!.y. Try lhem.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
NOTICE..

The genuine Sharpless creamery but
ter has Sh hsrpleSs printed in full on each
print. Always for snla by Lynch &
L.ary, Madison street groceIs, N. W.
ooraer Fourth.