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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-12

The signs and symptoms by which
These Troublesome Affections ar,


known.
For the suceessfal treatment OF dis
eases, il simply requires knowledge.
and knowledge il poNcr. Such knowi-
edge. rs acquired by close observation.
deep research. long experience and
exact and positive diagnosis Of disease.
and rs indicates the proper remedies
to he applied in each ease. by which
means immediate relief il followed by
permanent cur has enabled the Drs.
Darrin Il successfully diagnose and
treat the following diseases. of which
the cauSes and symptoms are given
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis il an acute or chronic
irritation or Inflammation Of the mu-
cous membrane Of the bronchi-the
air tubes OF the lungs. The chief
symptoms are fever. tightness OF O IN
siriction OF the chest, with wheeling,
severe cough aud expectoration. at
first of a glaris mucus which some
times becomes heavy and thick, tongue
foul; there l. headache, lasSituae.
sick. gone feeling, with u hacking. ir-
ritating cough, worse after active exer
else, such as running up stairs, etc.
Bronchitis is a frequent result OF
chronic cafarrh. and is liable To run
into serious lung complications. which
il indicated by a change in the voice,
~hoarseness. and a sore, bruised feeling
in and over the upper part al
the chest. The weather exert "A pro
found influence over the symptoms oi
bronchitis, differing, of ourse, in each
individual case; >onr persons being
worse In damp. warm weather. some
worse in n damp. cold Ut cold atnioS-
phere, while Others are still more pro-
foundry affected by coid. dry air.
Bronchitis, acute and chronic. should
have the prompt attention OF the sui.
ferer, otherwise serious impairment oi
the general health /. sure To follow
Persons suffering from bronchitis. OF
any form of throat disease should con
suit the nr~. narrin. and they will
always give candid opinions Their
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oCK
American Express ite, Canadian
Pacific 20. Canadian Southern 80. Cen
trail Pacific alh. Burlington Ii5rs
Delaware 4 I4ackawanna In, Denver
4 Rio Grande Is. Erie "a, Lake Shore
BIZ. Louisville 4 Nashville Jsk. Mich
gan Central -. Kansas Il Texas lax
New York Central 1855. Northern
Pacific 2itf. preferred 52a, Northwest
ern Loo, Oregon Improvement sou
Navigation 81. Tran~cuntinentai "a.
Pariiic Mail Nt., Reading 6TL. Ro~k
Island itD. ~. Paul %, Texas Pacific
3F&s. Union Pacific, 5ss. United States
Express -. Fargo i35, Western Union
7Gis.
sEH YORK rock REVIEW.
NKw YoRx. May 1.-THE stock
market was dull again to-day except
during the last hour and a portion OF
the first and prices moved up slowly
throughout the day. advancing
toward the close. The advance was
stopped only with the close of business,
which was active and strong al about
the top figures OF the day. The active
list j. almos; universally higher this
evening, though the gains recorded
are for fractional amounts only.
Government bonds were quiet and
steady.
~ YORK MARKETS.
New YogE, May ii.-Hops-Quiet,
unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet. nominal, fair refining
quoted ~, 81 te~t centrifugal 51-it,
n,olasSes grades seIiss. refined quiet.
Wool-Duli. heavy. domestic fieeees
a,eeS, pulled is@ss, Texas I3@i9.
Copper-Quiet, Lake $lGd l6 10.
Lead Quiet steady domestic 81
1tn-firm, straits S2l.
toiiee-Spot fair. Rio firm at $3.50;
options opened lower. closed steady
sales. as.S0 bags. May $l3. i5d -,
June $i2to1i u ~. July <ii.9,. August
<lo.sosa II. 10. September $l0.5sal Ia. 20,
October si0.5@i9f ~.
PETROLEUM.
NEw YogK, MAY II. - Petroleum
closed strong. opened siiss. highest 81.
lowest sSA., closing s6t-, stock ex-
change. Opening sbt.. highest siL,
lowest SA, closing s6fs; sales S~,.0s
barrels.
Chicago Markets.
tuicAGo. MAY 10. 49, Wheat-Firm,
cash -. June ri. July -.
corn-Firm. cash ass.. June JSd5..
july Sieas-.
osts-strong. cash SiJ.. June 80,
July 81.
Harley Nothing doing.
fork-steady, cash and June <ii9.
July siLGH.
Lard - steady, cash $50, June
s. s,G JuIy 81 Hi
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Sae7 .sg 1Es srz ve gave Ber CsA
Vase se uNatA sac sct sos eastern
a sae t~a1ea ~ssc zaS r&scsrsa
Ntcu So hal Ce1&~a ses a,e b. n
east
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a nnallmg xcA~eaef rreporea -
FisAs- chipese rrytag resse
TAesr Way In.
rssr TowsskSn. May 1.-THE
snar little schooner Hattie T. Rich
Sprcsd her anvas TO n savcriur
hrccse yesterday afternoon and danced
ovrr thr iccund waves like a thing 1T
HE. lcund for q sealing voyage in
Drhrinr Sea. The Rich J. N si the
fassesf vessels aloat. She made the
VOYAGE from frincetown, Mas. 20
victnria. II. e., tn te1 days actual sat-.
ING time. this bcinr The quickest tine
erev made hy any craft ahoat Here
after thr Rich will make Fort Town
.esd her headquarters. She ran IN
hrrs nv accident on her last yoNagr
.Es,snsssd az her Cargo AZ a nsst rate
- r,l i.andes, and has nov e~istertst
,nto nrrnnrcrsent Ia give The LATTER
Ss~s onsion az market rates. on all
- sksrx caught. The schooner NIL
,nsie directly Tor fehring ~es n en-
.-.s II The business of catching tar
-. Notwithstanding the fset that ~
.s,v -v~xx~lS have tren srtfSi up
,a.rs IN ne grounds tbs; ssseh aets
~srs "a visitation III ttsy government
treaty. viii the Aiss~a s~"itserfiesst
S,rs' x. Jonlsn said 50 thc fsr-iS.,
rrsssssxxs,xH reporter ~se~sentaN y
AVE ! rrcw III f~ents.s determines
n,rn of difrrent nafisinatiies, i" arr
ss,nr nm with nae on = hay Ssd u say
revenue cutter attempts - hisrriere
!. win ~ In she prosecution 81 eeF
lrv,tsma.r hussfrss. hy the ftsnts
visited In us A. AaaesAsaa es,sssn'
ss.rse viii he trouble, The sthssass;
& ~assn,xl 20 the ,evtA AMI Alse g
make a good fsght II l. The sstrrAl
n,Snloa that II she i sighted hs svsi
ser ar Hshssag sea WATERS very aNcA
tinae may be anticipated
fSrss1ssssaK easSANES.
ga. hundred and three chsasn,es
..six.St frssaa Nanopuyeg "a Ae lFc
,..;,s q, tisrse o'elock this AhagRlhS
SEVERAL cessam oasessss have e
LII, erxsssss 81 the merrsias an -
tssesr ~ccfutcA'" 4ee'
Ii fesssxi and arieEsA seni IA
= Il II exasaseiag 0tastai sse
ts.st tl.ry Usgs ifSins 9
- tar c9enus &p-
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30 pieces all wool check and Tricots
will arrive Wednesday. worth 75c. ard
ar. for 25c. Toklas. Singerman & Co.
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MONEY AND MARKETS.
rxeHAssE.


SEw YonE, May li.-Money on call
easy at i7@2; closing offered. IL;
prime mercantile paper, 81; sterling
exchange. $780, for sixty day bills,
and Ast. for demand.
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PUGET SOUND SHORE R. \

Trains leave daily for Tacoma,
Connecting with Sxi;cahscS train
for all peinfs East, al 4Gau
Connecting with train for Port
land i@rm
Connecting with train iroIa Port,
land At p.@am
hand and from East. at s;0pn
and way stations 40rm
aud way s~rarsans AK
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Timber for Sale.

TWO MILLION FEET. TEN MILES FROM
Seattle, with frontage on Puget Sound:
easy To log and put into the water. For
particulars. address TIMBER. box III, Sc
attic. Wash. Ter.
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The mayor sat down and as no Zone
else seemed inclined to speak he Sug-
gestef that n motion 10 adjourn vas
u order. which was made by Mr..
Houghfcn. a general hand shaking
took place, the members holding over
bidding the retiring members an af-
f~ccti0nnte goodbye. Mr.. Byron Miller.
q OF the latter. was the only one alb
sent. J. u. Houghton and J. u.
CsaE1yean. members elect from the
third and second wards respectively.
werc interested on-lookcr< from out
ss33e tlsc railing.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
pNlN lIr EACH.

$EI cIb aSSG. tr'cnt Cf the celebrate l'isk,
lark & Fineg's N'Ckwcar, and other equally
the makes in an extensive variety of the new
tst CulCring, slllaSsng in originality and
H;trartNcnrNs any lines heretofore shown.
IIiceS ;ir. SIC. 81, Sli9l. and Si!j each.
Fl rCiNlly handsome line of Murc SILK Knots
hi white. cream, evening and street Slu'lr'.
,rly 81 ard 81 ~ each.
Very latest shapes In Hll-ln"n Collars uul
u n. made specially for MS, and guaranteed
tie equal Of any !5c Collars made. only .Jc
"a Oh, y !Cr zoe.
l'ull lacss rts.withthc Fancy shirt Fronts
uiudy.n adc crtu order, Plain and EmhrOid'
tird iGuc rOSomS in wide and narrow vale
MLUvCr tatrrd MarsellleS Plain Fine linen
cl,.U aut 9!.;n each.
lNcrl., ut lire "i %vn'> Tu,i.drr., .jcwrlry.
EN-. rut IL = rOlitr gC!l uil W';" 'tun!nr CuA
and collar htinns aud studs. II. cNttrncl,
Ab>uiute Fast Elnch" Hose. Black Hose
that won't rGh IN ur stain the feet ur'c u luS-
Er,--o -olU heretofore unenluyCd--und II Is only
Giicr having thoroughly convinced ourselyc'
10y rel Gated tests that We make the assertion
Hat smith y .u:ci'. Black ilu'e do not rub
IN ur tain tie feet, and are 20 guaranteed:
m,.cy !ciGn"ed II they do: pr'cc'jpc 5M. and
zee l,r Ii'".
!,.uit ihr ot Chine" AMI La.AneSr silk
iiHnk,! hirfS. IN White. ian", hUrdercd. aud
G,ilunio evening shades, 'jc. ST. SI.!I AMI
>i.ip,Hrh,
tcnil,ir stock Of Kid GLOVES. embracing all
tie latest styles and shades at popular prices.
,Entrancc, lul3 + =. y. W.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Prices -. 30. 20. Os. Csc. si.a1. si.i5, Slii.
tOlors--New tuns. grayS, browns, blues,
reds; which, with black. white, cream, and
other usual shades, comprise nearly forty
tlnts of Colors.
RcmarkSIou will say the best value for &c
that yon have ever seen Pretty shades, good
fitting, full length. silk stitched
The SOC Gloves have hinding and embroidery
To contrast with the Glove. The embroidery
comes in single stitch rs well as the ilroeruw
stitch. Gray with white, tcrra-ntta with black
are pretty combinations of colOrS.
The trade call these Gloves "Milancsc" silk.
We don't know what the name means. hut
we can say the silk Is very thin. but clOSc--
yULr rings will show through
The S1.25 gloves are very long and with pun
toIs.
Almost forgot the exquisite quality of Chill.
drcn's Mousquelaircs II; BE 4 pair. As good rs
Tia ladies ~ .cc.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
T OR II H E f Y ES O f
THE MEN.

Our MEMS furnishings
Department is not a de-
partment. but Il store Of
considerable magnitude
established by us before
we took possession of our
new building, and is richly
stocked with every requi-
site in the Mems Furnish
ings lines, except the eX-
trpmeS.
Our Easter Stock is in
a position for Il large sea-
sons business. We have
the goods Ga representa-
tive display of which will
lie found in our Window
and we guarantee our
prices to be as low as such
qualities can possibly be
sold.
To-day we call special
attention to the following
seasonable lines:
leo dozen Necktics, in
FOur-in-Hand and Knot
Shapes, in delicate and
medium colored ground
shades, with a variety of
fine and wide $ tripes,
small and large checks,
rich plaids, &C., in the
most attractive spring
and summer coloringS yet
displayed by US at the
price, viz:
National Republican., 1888-03-31
nrnnc.t. To nr Cnrrleh ONT.

The last will and testament ur the late
Michael t,icurau was filed in the re- Gistcr's
once lct,uluy. After nj. Just dcbtfurc paid
Irivgup.tS that Siun be- expended for ma ,srS
iui his .uul aud the balance ul the estate Is
lett tu lis widow Mary \. corcorau. Tor life
Ur Wt.l .ic irmHrtics. In the latter event all
the ESTATE. ey,rpt hcr duwrr right, l. tu gutu
his two Cliljl"i. juinrs \ and Mary Corcu.
ran. lll~ widow is named H. CNUcutriX and j.
Iruuustpd iu support hi mother during lite.
1lr lptc John t.. Miller. 10y his will. ied
yesterday leaves all of his property to his wife.
jturcc Vi, .luncS is named us rxpcuturanh h"
He'd ritinn with the Will for cttrlss c.ta.
M ItHiy Tie estate i valued at about
National Republican., 1888-03-31
The 1888 "Elite" Kid Gloves

Tie new Elite" Kid Gloves, you will say.
are absolutely perfect fitting. When we write
this we are aware some ladies have short
fingers, some long: some with plump hands,
suirc thin. We are prepared to lit all such.
The new shades of tanS, grays. and browns
also fawn and black, are shown.
Dress Kid, plain, I and j button, 81.
Dress Kid. embroidered, land i button. SIZES.
~ kN ERN pAlR WARRANTED.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Tnl Drilgitlul Liquid LaXativg, Sylupur
li.>. /. - II uSt agreeable and valuable family
tui"rdv. IT, II l. easily taken by old and young.
Cun,til nt'oi ud the many Ills depending on
weak aud inactive condition of the Kidneys.
liver. aud IUwrl. II acts gently, strengthens
the organs. on which II acts. aud awaken them
ia n healthy ACTIVITY For sale by all leading
ltuuUisfs
National Republican., 1888-03-31
ltnui,l Transit,

Tim" j. almost annlhilatcd by the II anl y
tween Washington and Baltimore. These
trains are in the regular schedule and maxi
the time every day tile year round. The one
aud sunday. will hr honorcd on all trains
including these celebrated ".lycrs," auh all
tickets will be valid fer return passage unit
neat Monday. inclusive.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
srrrxo oyprcoot,. El.emon',. cor. nh X E
Wanting n MiII Construed.

Nicr Y, Weedcn. 10y her solicitors Mc>,rs.
Morris AMI Hamilton. yesterday ioi II hill IN
rI.ity AGAINST Charles u. Brnll ami eight
u;irr> tor construction oi the last will ant
,.iaincnt ui beverly ". Irajl. who die IN
iS'a; and under which the parties I" the suit
.IL- l-.-in
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Eleventh Annual Easter Sale
G 10 " ES.
eS5 EVERY PAIR RRANTED 81
ts%+x*t&tAkA~*AA
tNxtx*thtAkAN<AA

The largely increased business this Easter is mainly
due, we think, to the fact that WE NOW GUARANTEE
EVERY GLOVE WE OFFER FOR SALE. When we can
oath that the sales Of Gloves for the Saturday
preceding Easter Sunday of ss7 we're $57oe7, we
give idea of our present great Glove trade.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Th" commissioners. in letter to the va ~
ing, II Brick Machine Company rc.p"cting tn
uI Icnng of II new road through the latter
property. say that iC q decd for the necessary
land 10 widen the road J. place on record th.
difficulty IN the way Will It. U1viutpt. r.i
National Republican., 1888-03-31
A., [ ,I,;II,

Tie u. X q. Il, T.. being the hr,; uf the wash.
!ngtuh roads To- irnugUrutt popular excursions
90 the rational capital. t. tie first tounnoun"r
and will sell eNvUrs!uu tickets Ia Baltimurt'
rest Friday. saturday. aud sunday for all its
trains. Tie ruundrp fare will he one dollar,
and tickets will Ec valid for retlirn M 'Sagc
uuti ucNt Mun,iay, Inclusive. ~ truin| Fri Ny
and Saturday. - tram, sunday.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

The following building permits were granted
,rsiurdpy: T.. :. smith. tu erect one brick
warehouse Ut .li Twelfth street northwest, at
u cost ui S3.CC0: Ella T.. Waiter. to build two
itrk dwellings at ?!WT and 800 street north.
west. ut II cost of $1,000: Logan Johnson, to
luild uuC frame dwelling un Good Hope iIill
road at n cost Oi SEQ
National Republican., 1888-03-31
tn,,nrnn tnlpiS' Ham.

The fourth aud lat "r the scrI;', at cum?li.
m,ntaly hops given hy the cadets this season
ocruis next Tuesday evening At the National
Ihc's Aimury The curpS will give three
Tuuulight excursions tu Marshall Hall thi~
summer and ui.u contemplate going into
National Republican., 1888-03-31
&i.0o- To baltimore and Back SI.oo.

Excursion tirlitts tu Baltimore 1T rate uf onr
G,.iai tor the round trip will bG sold Tor Att
Saturday. and sunday. good until Monday, in
elusive. In addition H. the regular schedule
Two fast express iruins with putlur cars at.
tarhcd. will leave Baltimore and ohio depot
Sunday AT y n. m. aud II u. IN. Tickets can he
procured nj ljjl and 6ln Pennsylvania avenue.
iisuut Baltimore and ohio depot
National Republican., 1888-03-31
1883 Mems Kid Gloves.

Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at our
risk. We are showing novelties In English
DOgskin. Russian Calf. and French Kid Gloves
AZ ~, Sl.5O and 81 rs per pair.
tB' The best 81 Kid Glove attainable.
The new shades Of tans, browns and grays
IN the Embroidered CastOr.B Beaver Gloves have
lust arrived. Only 81. .3J ppr p0ir
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Overheard in Tia. Horse Cars.

First Young Mun-"Nr have yud been.
Gus
Second Young Man-."oNrr I" Baltimore.
Lot Of the boys Went over and had u royal
time. The u. and T.. Il. u. sold tickets AT 81,
and we couldn't resist the temptation 10 go.
You Should have been there
National Republican., 1888-03-31
SrnINn hny., .nIt. EI.cmme. cor. ,.h 4 !
The historic n, and T., s,,tio,

II j. u pleasure tu commence II tourney from
handsome station. II hrighlrus the entire
trip That idea makes tlc Baltimore uul ru.
turur station Il very puunlur "r" with tray
National Republican., 1888-03-31
A BIG OFFER.

"A DlU VI LII,
The elegance, style,
and finish of our Cloth
ing for Men and Boys is
a rare combination.
With the prices in plain
figures marked upon
each and every garment,
you cannot be deceived
in dealing with us. The
superior quality a n d
style of our clothing is
an acknowledged fact.
No matter how low you
may find prices else
where, you will always
find ours a little lower,
compared with the SUI
periority Of the goods we
sell.
We have the largest
assortment to sele ct
from for the boys; no
end to the beautiful
styles in three piece
suits for confirmation or
school. Bring on the
boys and get one of our
beautiful souvenirs; we
never forget our little
friends. Our Saturday
matinee for the boys be-
gins this Saturday and
will continue every day
during this season.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
4 People sound in Judgment.

The ItuIlr Ui Washington know a good
thing wle, they see 1t; therefore they buy the
= excursion ticket. of the Baltimore and Pc.
,ruur ulruld to- baltimore. on sale to-day
and sunday. returning on Monday.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

ASGosTrH, BfrfER- are l0d"rsed by all the
leading phys;cials ana chemists, FOR thc!r
lurity and whule>u'ncnrsH. licNTrA of COun'
iclfctS, and ask your grocer urt druggist for
tie grnuiu" article, prepared by Or. j. q. Il.
AiI.IlI n ..LIIs
National Republican., 1888-03-31
IL. Inrt,nrtunl Iirr. EnlnL.

The usual furor attending the uprning of the
lHsr lnll Srnsun isn't Il marker to tn" intrrr :,
St.,O Easter trips To Baltimore TIL" people
View IL phlusOrhically. iia>r bali Is with ~
all summer hui these low rate, 10 Baltimore
i,I"Iurely offered
National Republican., 1888-03-31
rlln sMNIh rnlNn. or nAN.
Minor Occurrence. IN and about III,
OILY.

Minor Occurrence. in and about The
city.
Nmum = Pardon hu, sold t" llugh Tum"lty
lots aud !. IN square north Of square T. tor
SllG.G'O.
Benjamin Pollard, c"lur,d, wa, couylct 1
In tlc criminal court yesterday ON the charge
"i hoUs,mcal,mg.
VIM paul was yesterday nnci So nnd co.t.
Icy Judge smell for kccriuga di,urlcry huIsr
An upl cal was noted.
.J.m 2. Wogmmau lqspurcnggcd q yiobe't
T.. Mulr.. for >'nNn. ~uhiut> II To- III inclusive
and r. tu ~ Inclusive iu square NO.
\ AdrI,gu.lun "i citizens from Mount Pleas
ant aud ,icuiiy visited the commissioners vs..
ivId|l IVI urged the extension of Seven.
i,,uil 'uu,t from Park street to Howard ave.
utu.
\ r,r occurred In the folding ruum "r the
IiuInt NJ 1891 u'rlr"k Yesterday AT tsilIuuu aud
l,U Looks were damaged 10y the ianrs II /,
iGuu-ht thnt the hr" wu~ caused Ivy the upset.
in'. ut Il cgudlv.
r', NuDi,ra rifles will give another Of those
'h lHnt receptions which have h""m" -
lupupr ull llu itl pruSimu. they are called
"Nt Home" aud the visitor iiu them So In
tie true meaning Of the word.
Judge Snrll yesterday held for the gran
iGrN l!,my tErr%. lirnry Scott Edward Gur.
don. John Jackson, and Henry iiuiun, nii
Ford. culurud, On he 18th Instant. II" ike
tlul uil nj 500 cHCl AMI Nv default ui which,
they were all scNt tu jail.
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fur an appetizer. nothing j. better than
,Hllrgc ur ne tops ui tIuiu>: hut Tor a stub.
Tom cough urruld. don't forget 'h" best thing
j. u l,t!'rOf IN l:Ull~ cough syrup
------------s -
Err family usc uo lrrr j. better than the
"r~u-t" rior, the Aulrlsrs- Busch lirewiut
A.uciUi.ou Ty II. aud be- convinced. Oi.
tie, uururi First aud Nrgiuii avenue south
west. rhuUc tSn1, Frank Sy.wdrE, mInag''r
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Boys and Girls Kid Gloves
The 1888 Silk Gloves.

for Misses and Boys we have every size
Glove. and will lit them to the hand. thus insur.
ing u perfect tit only 81 u pair.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Some Time ago q. ". Hopkins, OF rhiladrl
rhd. presented Il iii to the commissioners
iur 500 for district maps ordered by COD
lUdlOw. The commissioners now refuse to
Iay Ger the same.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Tie Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company
viii scil rNruisi"u tickets to Baltimore for all
train, rpNt Saturday, and Sunday, good
returning until Monday. inclusive. nt rate of 81
Tor the round trip. IN addition to the regular
schedule two special express trains, With par.
lor curS attached, will leave Baltimore and
ohio dcrOt next sunday at o Il. m, aud II a,
m These excursions afford II fine oppor.
tunity tu visit friends In Baltimore.
. -
SrptN. sttits IL, ,t,I,r Ei..tnnn's .th 4 n
National Republican., 1888-03-31
| sSS Palais Royal Kid Gloves

The new "pALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES are to
he rutcd for the beauty and variety of the
black. We want you TO ask to see the new
ElaCk Kid Gloves and have q talk about them.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
TIE CoTRT RECORD.

Equity Court Justice Murphy vs.
Gcncstr. receiver ordered tn make his report
Criminal Court Justice Mont somary.
Jas. Il. Narrower, assault arreah; trial re-
stdcd and finished; verdict not guilty. Jas
A. Clark. assault with intent to kill; defend
ant failed to rcsnund and his rcrqgni2lncc
was forfeited Bcnilmin Pollard. house
breaking: verdict guilty notice Ot motion fui
new iIul Amelia Brown uliN' Daisy brown
D>C,und uncuscI petit larceny: ON lrinl; Jury
rcsIitcd AnuignmCnts and sentences to-day
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Undressed Kid "Palais Royal

Plain backs, I button, Sl.?j: button, SI.51;
Mou>Quetaires. Si,5. Embroidered backs, j
button. Si.iN; MouSquetaires, Sisj.
DRESSED KID "PALAIS ROYAL" GLON ES
Plain backs. j button, Si.5n: MouSquetaireS.
Sis: Embroidered Backs, button, Si.IJ
MnusuiIptuirp 81 ~
National Republican., 1888-03-31
yhc nnl,imorc aud Potomac

Railroad will sell excursion tickets to- Bnlti.
mri, un saturday and sunday. valid for the
return trip "n Faster Monday. AZ g. Make Il
note Ui this
National Republican., 1888-03-31
SIS Novelty Kid Gloves,

Mahogany Color I'ndrcsSed Kid MouSnlc
taireS. with white or black embroidered backs,
SlSj.
Black Dressed Kid MousQuetaircs, with fancy
stitching. Sl.ai.
New shades ot Dress Kid Gloves with fancy
embroidered backs. I buttons, St.GI.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Nnc of Dol. LnAlnM,, nlll, NeireteA.

srnr>c s5ymi~t, ordar. Eisema,.'., tfrSE.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Building Permits.

,,rnxo sapmd,toorder ri.cman'.. ,th& l..
National Republican., 1888-03-31
New Road In tl,, County,

,rrr>o boys suits. Eisemon',, cor ,tlr x l..
National Republican., 1888-03-31

fur family usc uo hrrr i better than the
"E~U-t' from, the AulrlSr,. Busch lirew,ul
A. ,,5,ontg ~, tg ~ mll"R rsYni, 2 I"nNI' aNnn .,n.
west. Phone VS!'5, Frank Sv.wdrH mIrag"r
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Mnlilmnrn ENrmr.inns.

srnr<o suits to order. Ei.cmau's, ;th& +
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Srmxc suits 10 order. Ei,emon'., 5th& =.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Extra heavy solid Gold Ell
gin American StemWinders;
only $22, has always been a
bargain at $25,
Fine iA-karat Gold Ladies'
American StcrwinderS; $50,
good value,at $40.
a magnificent Waltham
StemWinder, nickel move
D?ent, full 4-karat gold, set
with diamonds in fancy de-
signs; VIC quote at $50 this
watch we guarantee to<be
worth SIS, and only have a
few of them to offer. 1t is
the boSt value ever given.