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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Important Items.

model boot at nominal price is Hales Full Stock Calf Boot at S25O It IS made of frst-cass tannery calf skn with sole leather nnersole and counter. Sizes to To-
 Ladies white merinO vests and drawers silk bound cat stitch. Ii cents each.
 Ladies unbleached Babrggan hose full regular made and extra long, Price 16s cents per pair
 The Stanley hat for gentlemen exceptionally good ar tice It soft hat has edge and cord band and black wine and nutria colors It holds its shane well and gives good wear.
 Gents awool knit underhrts and drawers made especial y for Haes brand being every garment The goods heavy weight cut full and both shirt and drawers are ribbed at the bottom Best value the Price per garment Colors scarlet and natural grey.
 Boys medium brown mixed cassimere suits well made and trimmed, ages 10 to l8 price s65O.
 Chidrens knee pants suits in dark, fancy broken plaid suitings, ages to l2, prices s2.50.
 OUR TEN DOLLAR SUITS for men are of unusual worth and suits usually sold at SIS In light and dark coors and checks. Sizes, 34 to Medium heavy weight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
REPUBLICAN Territorial Convention,

It Gets to Work in Good Shape and Does it's
 Work Nell. Gen. ThOs. F. Wilson NOm- indted for Congress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

TURN THE RASCALs Our. The Derl's have long been bowling
 70. turn the rascals outi' For years they 'ye kept on growing
 70, turn the rascas out" They re wasting all our riches,
 70, turn the rascas Ouf:' These thieves will steal our brooches,
 Turn them out. turn them out At last. with all their bowling.
 They turn 'dithe rascals out; Like hungry wolves a prowling
 They rushed in with shout, And then, 10 be explicit,
 They jumped the trearury fence. And found the great dehcit.
 What do you think: Two Cents, On motion of J A Black of Pima, se- conded by Clark Churchill of Apache, 8 committee of ten to be named in a like manner to the committee on ere deniisls was appointed on permanent orgsnIzstion and order of business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

tisls, On the suggestion of Ool. ChrIsty 10 was recommended and ordered that tho delegation for each county select its own member, vhi,h was accordingly done.
 COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS Piua-H E Lacy.
 Yums-O F Townsend.
 Pinal-R E Slosn.
 Msricopa-F A Shaw.
 Apsche-F NJ Buck,
 Gila-W NJ Griffith.
 MohRve-W G Blakeley.
 1avapRi-Geo H Tinker. Grahsm-J F Ohl
 CochIse-Lsgis Williams. On the announce nent of this commit tee the glee club again turned up and brought down the house with
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER

delegates, under the leadership nt tht Pheni1 Glee Club, sang "Americs" with fire effect. Rev. Gunneti, of Tucson offered up prayer. and the convention was declared formally opeued.
 The Phenix Glee Club then rendered the following campaign gong in a man uer which brought down the house al every turn:
 Coop BYE, OLD GROVER, Coop BYE.
 A ship comes sailing round the bend.
 Good bye. old dGroyer, good bye'
 It's loaded down with Harrison men,
 Good bye. old Grover, good bye,
 From east and west and north and south, Good bye, old Grover. good bye,
 Harrison and Morton from every mouth,
 Good bye. old Grover, good bye. CHORUS
 Bye Grover bye, oh: what makes yon sigh so. Bye Grover. bye oh; good bye. old Grove, good by' Old Cleveland said one day, you sse. Those Rebel flags returned shall be. Said Foraker. and others, too. We'll fight before we'll let them go. CHoRUs
 He fears the man from Indiana.
 But he wipes hts tears on a rcd bandana-
 He'll veto no more pension bills, For we hate him as bad as Se do old Mills
 CHORUS
 You'll find free trade an awful suac.
 On which to catch your red snufrag;
 But now you 're caught you've gUt tO stay
 And the 9th of next March you will say.
 Good bye, old White House, good bye.
 CHoRUs
 On motion of J. 4. Zsbriskie the del eRste rose and gave three cheers and ( tiger, for the glee clnb, which was done with 8 will.
 On motion of Geo. H. Tinker of Ia yspsi, the representatives of the pres: were invited to take seats on the plat, form, where chairs and tables had been especially prepared for their use.
 On motion of Jerry Millsy of Mari cops. Hon Nj. W. Stewart of Graham WAS made temporary Chairman, in con formity with the action of the caucus si its session held previously.
 Mir. Stewart was escorted to the plat form amid applause. He thanked the Convention for the honor conferred, but stated that Inasmuch Ls he had not been in a Convention for four years, and fur ther that as the Republicans hsd multi plied so fast he vas unscquainted with many of the delegates. but would aim to rule impsrtislly throughOus.
 On motion of Dr. Tsggart of Yuma, in conformity with the will of the eau GUS. E. ". Wagy of Yuma was elected temporary secretary. On motion of D. H. Recsrte of Mari cons. Bruce Pearly was elected assistant temporary secretary.
 On motion of E, NJ. Mills, Capt. Hsle of Pima was elected temporary sergeant st-srms. On motion of R. E. Slosn of Pinsl, 6 committee of ten, one member from ssoh county, wss sppoIn,sd on crsden'
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AlexanAYla AfRalxu.

reported
CORPORATION CoURr-THB BILLY WuLraNs CASE
The Corporation Court had been held open until
this week In order TO complete the exceptions 10
taken the viii Of jacob BpRraus
s. b. Powell administrative OF John Powell and
commit the estate OF Henry Parker to the city
pended the execution OF the sentence OF Billy
Williams until the LIST OF october next TO give his
counsei time 70 ME their exceptions In the Court
TONS as already stated in The STAR relate mainly
TO the admission OF evidence; the principal point
elsewhere was allowed TO be read 70 Jhe iurN
Application will now be made to some one fudge
o. the Court OF Appeals for a writ OF error and
supersedeas. The question whether an appeal will
be allowed win be settled by the LIST OF October
COUNTY CouRT.-The court OF the county Of
Alexandria n. Judge chichester on the bench, con-
tlnues It's sessions Mr.. A. b. Williams OF WASH
lngton, who has recently become q resident OF
Alexandria County, was admitted to the bar OF the
Buringame, James James, Koos Myers, Chas.
Ross, and John N. Wooden were called and on con
victlon each paid nne OF 500. Lewis Casbia has
cee,ad c0ns,coeo ana nned $50 for carrying con-
NoTEs.-fhe funeral Of the late Geo. H. Markell
LOOK pace tnls morning from his late home on
relatives and frends-Jacoo Bohrus mas be-
9aeathed Concordia Hotel and the rest OF his es-
due for her children. His estate is valued at
Butts have bought 40 by 100
Ieet Oh building lots on the east side Of Columbus
brick dwellings, this seasOn.-The Womens
CHRISTIAN Association will present tonight its
nuai report at meeting to be held in Trinity NJ.
L church.-Rev. w. F. Graham, colored, will
soon put up house on Washington street. near
Wythe street, upon lot just purchased at $500
pointed by Judge Stuart Justice or the peace for
second ward, vice A. f. cox resigned. Mr.. Beach
formerly represented the second ward In the city
councu-Joseph Markham's farm, on the Alex
andria and Washington road between W. & o.
junction and Four-M1le Run, was withdrawn from
auction yesterday afternoon a bid OF S., 500 by
MI Schuler.-The county authorities are now
holding their road officers TO strict accountability
ana James funston. road surveyor OF Jefferson
district, has been called before the court to answer
for the condition OF the hridva m his III rfcf
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CITY AND DISTRICT
Condemned locals.

A certificate OF the election OF the following
trustees OF the Mount Pisgah A. ". Z. church has
Gssaway, Andrew Laster, Wm- Seribner, Moses
Madry, Frank wixom, Minor Coleman, jacob
Digs and A g. Leonard.
yesterday, sets aside $500 as permanent fund Tor
keeping IN order his grave lot, gives Watches &C,
TO his Sun and the residue OF his estate 10 his
daughter, sue b. kef. Jas. III. Taylor Is named
executor
In the Criminal Court, Judge Bingham. yester-
day afternoon, Leonard Finnlcum. charged with
hOuSeOreasiDg, was admitted TO bail In the sum
$500. with Mary ~ :. Carey as surety.
Preston ": E.aLldse was yesIeraay granted ~,
actress. He was awarded the custody OF the
child They We're married In this city In 1877.
In the trial at Culpeper, Va. OF Edwin Barbour,
indicted for the mur'ier OF Ellis b. Williams on
March last, nine Jurors We're secured yesterday.
AT the regular weekly meeting OF the \. NJ. Z.
Drew sustained In debate the affirmative OF the
question, ''ResOlved, That the higher wages OF
L W. call and L. Z. Paul presented the negative
side. The judges decided In favor OF the negative
Tine knights OF ST. Columbkille have elected
officers as follows: 5. a. Duny, captain; j. Law
Ter, first lieutenant: p. Mckenna, second Heuten-
ant; e. Mclaughlin, first sergeant; J. l. sullivan,
second sergeant; S. 7. McGrath, secretary; NJ. ID.
Mrs. SchOoley. the wife of Henry VI. Schooley, OF
l43l street, was member OF a party that had
a narrow escape from drowning at Rehoooth
Beach, Del, yesterday. The party was rescued by
members OF the RehoDoth lfe-Saving crew.
Mr.. John H. Snytne will deliver an Grafton at
the reunion OF the cClOred veterans OF the 9th.
10Th, 18th and 18th corps Of the Army OF the
James at Harpers Ferry on the Both instant.
The President reviewed the list regiment, New
YORK militia, yesterday afternoon from a tempo
rary stand erected in front or the White House.
After an informal reception and luncheon at the
Lignt Infantry ArmOry the visiting troop left for
their homes on the midnight train.
j. H. Athey, native OF Leesburg, Va. formerly
page In the National House OF Representatives,
committed suicide in Memphis, Tenn, yesterday.
" here hpy
had recently been living.
lease OF Michael Tally and others TO Wood
ward LOthrop OF property % by 100 feet on the
north side Of street, between 10th and lIth, for
- years, months and IA days. at 3, 1862 per
year, was recorded to-day.
Mr. Il. l. Cabell, the chief engineer In charge OF
the Virginia Midland Railroad has been suspended
pending the Investigation now being made into
the recent treStle accident.
HOlora ROCHE has filed a bill against Jonathan
a. Gray CO. Tor release OF deed or trust, an ac-
count, sc.
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Affairs in West Washington.

BROKE INTO CHRIST CHURCH.-Harry Moran a
young man, effected an entrance into Christ p E.
church yesterday afternoon about 80 O'Clock
through window. He was discovered in the
church by $. NJ. Chase the sexton, and hastily got
out, but was captured ON the street and turned
over TO Oricer Hess. At the police station the
prisoner stated that he was from Savannah, Ca
and that this was his first bad break but that
he was DESTROYS OF getting home to see hts mother
This morning In the Police Court the prisoner
pleaded guilty TO charge OF HOUSEKEEPING and
was held TO await the action OF the grand Jury.
FINED FOR PRoPANITY.-A young cOlOred man
named VIM. Lee Was lined s. by Judge Miller To-
day for using profane language ON 3Oth street.
HIS HEALTH 1MPROvED.-Mr Jos. 4. Birch hal
returned home from CapOn Springs and is some
what improved IN health by his trip.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales OF live
stock at Drovers' Rest yesterday are reported :
Two hundred and seventy-nye cattle up and sold
Best, 5a51sc.; good, 4Aa5c.; medium, 4ka4skc
common, 2Ha4Ac Eleven hundred and eighty
fve sheep and lannbs-Sneep, 2a31Sc.; lambs. Az
64c.; calves, 2a4c. Fifteen cows and calves $40
a$4O. Market good.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m--Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition,
30; receiving reservoir, Temperature 81; condi-
ton at north connection. -; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture 49, condition at lnfiuent gate-house, 80; con-
dltton at efiuent gate-hOuSe, 80 High tide In the
river to-day at 9:O7 y. m, low uoe at 1888 D. 10.
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TRur EcoSoMY

1t is true economy to buy Hoods SaEsaparilla, for
100 Doses One Dollar Ia original with and true only
of this popular medicine If you prove this buy
bottle of Hoods Sarsaparils and measure its con-
tents You will find 1t to hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now
read the directions and you will find that the average
dose for persons of different ages Ia less than tea
spoonful This certainly conclusive evidence Of the
peculiar strength and economy Of Hoods Sarsaparila
II took Hoods Sarsaparilla for loss of appetite. dys-
pepsia, and general languor 1t did q vast amount
Of good. and have hesitancy in recommending it
j. W. WILLEFoRp, Quincy Ill
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists ell; six for S.. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Anauss nsenf~.

ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-The Lyeeum opera
Company gave a pleasing performance OF THE
Grand Duchess" last evening. Miss winston IN
the title role, so acquitted herself as TO fully sat
1sly the expectations OF her many admirers, anu
the other members OF the company sang with
much spirit. This Is the closing week or the sea
son or summer opera, which has In former years
been source OF 50 much pleasure TO the Wash
ingtonlanS who are compelled 10 remain at home.
JoHNsOSs THEATER--At Johnson's family thea
Ter last night week OF Joaquin MiIler5 thrilling
drama OF "1he Danites" rendered by the Denham
company was begun. The performance was cred
liable.
BATTLE OF SHILoH.-The representation OF the
battle Of shiloh at the Panorama building 18th
street, continues 10 De a great attraction. The
building Is open from In the morning until 10 at
night
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miles on the Bay.-Commencinc Nonday 49, 80
anu Continuing until further notice, the patron
u pay Ridge VIII have the privilege OF a t,-,niie
SAL on the Chesapeake Bay via the ramrnoIh
steamer columbia. the nnest excursion boar in
tne country, o. paying 10 cents additional an Bay
connecting with the 9 (weekly1 ana 10 x 1sa NJ
day Train, sailing up the bay in fun view OF Fort
McHenry, rendered immortal by Francis Scott
Keys star SpanZled Banner and IT'S gallant a..
tenders In 1914; tue grain elevators shipDioy har
Dor. and city or baltimore. Returning, me boat
VIII reach Bay Ridge at p. M, allowing passen-
gers taxing TIE SAIL four hours az the beautiful
resort.
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SEND A POSTAL CARD to III. RoseDdale, 121s {
street northwest, and your Lawn Mowers, Hay
cutters Edged Tools and CUTLERY OF all kinds that
wants grinding and repairing Will be called Tor and
delivered Table and Kitchen CUTLERY ground ana
polished equal TO new.
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FINE PoRTRAr1s. Kets Kemethy. I1o9 Pa av,

LoSG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1-23 bottle.
Distilled In 1874, CyDthiana ny. Charles hraemer,
80 9TH ST n W.
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saeO PAWS REDUCTION sale. ElsKxAS's. 9TH and

ABE,rrIFUL LINE OF solitaire and cluster dia-
mond rings from S25 70 $50. r Harris & Co., 432
It'll St
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FINE GAS FIXTURES at sBKpp & BRO, 9th St

HEARD OF SAKs AND CONPAsY's sacrifice sale OF
shoes Tor men, women, and children? why us the
talk OF the town. don't miss IT.
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ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR

Tickets on sale at B. and o. ticket Offices 6ie and
1851 Pennsylvania ave. and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. Sel63m
HOTEL ALLEN-COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Il Il ayes. Atlantic City, Nh. Delightful iocstion.
everything table and accommodations rst-class.
Concert daily 10y a tull orchestra. JOSEPH y DAVIS.
Proprietor. jeg-2m
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a, $3.50 AND - CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50.
EIsEMAS BROS, 9TH and l.
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PANTS REDUCED - $3.50. EIsExss's, 9Th and

RUSSELL Is GIVING campaign napkins with each
saucer OF ice cream call anc get "Bandanna"
or "Flag."
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HAVE VOC SyEN the handsome light c0lored
Derby Hats thai Saks and company are selling AT
O. cents each? Well, don't miss en- they're sliIl-
ply great.
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LOCAL MENTION.


For the District OF Columbia Virginia and North
Carolina. fair: continued high temperature, vari-
able winds.
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Tor kENT-921 ST. NV; FOURTEEN ROOMS;
y all modern improvements; 10 good tenant only
500 per month 943 o ST.; furnished six rooms; large
yard; 80 per month. Key 94I SlS st Sc; SIX
rooms: brick fine location: Sl6.30. Key $50. Also
bath; new; S23 40 per month. Keys 7l5. Owner at
OLE 9Th ST. nv. leo. ln
EJoR PENTHOUSE IaII G 81 NV. sUITABl E
ave. fy.,. I'm
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IMPORTANT SALE or HOUSEHOLD FrRvrruRy
lowing VIII sell tomorrow, Commencing al M
vvs.oeA, AZ residence 1412 street northwest All
joining the Riggs House. a superior coIIectIo, q,
eousenoio elects See advertisement
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Testing Police Court Convictions.

resting Police Court Convictions
MICHAEL BTG0ANE BROUGHT INTO COURT ON wRIr or
HABEAs CORPUS.
Michael Biggane was brought into court before
Shei Justice Bingham to-day By Gen. Croker,
WARDEN OF the District Jail, on a writ Of habeas
corpus Mr.. II. l. Prince appeared for the petit
toner and Mr.. A A. Lipscomb for the Govern
ment Biggane was convicted In the Criminal
court on charge Of petit larceny, second oYense.
anu sentenced TO the penitentiary. 1t is now
claimed under the decision OF the supreme Court
0l tne United states In the case OF Calian ct al.
Sle boycott case) that the first conviction in the
Police Court was illegal, as he was not proceeded
against BY Indictment and was convicted without
q Jury. Warden Croker made his return, setting
vut tne commitment, &C., and the case was con-
tlnued I'LL october, to be heard In General Term
with the case OF Alfred Day. In which the same
points are involved.
Ringing AuctiOueers' Bells not Illegal.
JUDGE MILLER DECIDES THAT THE POLICE REGuLA-
TONS DO NOT APPLY TO THEN.
This morning, In the Police Court, Mr.. Padgett
called Judge Miller's attention to case, which is
OF considerable interest to auctioneers involving
the question whether an auctioneer has right to
ring bell at a sale. Mr.. Thomas bowling, the
auctioneer, was the defendant in the case, and
was represented by Mr.. j. Harry smith. Counsel
said that he would admit the facts and argue the
question OF the law. The property, he said, was
sold by order OF the Court, and for the purpose Of
out the order OF the Court. bell was used
lie called the courts attention to an ordinance In
Webb's Digest requiring the ringing OF bell at
the sale OF property by order OF the court. This.
he said, was required TO attract bidders and get
the highest Drice possible for the property. The
District Commissioners, he claimed had not the
authority To make the laws, ana IL they had II did
not repeal the ordinance In Webb'S Digest.
Judge Miller said he did not think that the
police regulations were intended TO repeal the
ordinance in Webb's Digest. The question was
where there were conflicting laws, which OF them
should stan1 or fall but he would like TO have the
question settled In the Criminal Court.
Mr.. Padgett thought that the section OF the
police regulations repealed the section referred to
In Webb's Digest, but IL the court thought differ
entity he would like the case disposed OF according
10 the courts convictions.
The judge held that the section did not apply to
auctloneerS and dismissed the case.
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PLUMBING AND FURNACE WORK promptly attenue
10 by :. 5. SHEDD Is Bro. Az 9th ST.
WILLIS leg co. 5 Penobscot ice--red wagons
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A Fine Imported Claret,
% cents bottle; $3.50 per case twelve quarts.
NJ. d P. METZGER,
At TIN street northwest.
Fire! Fire!-Some rare bargains are in store
Tor you at the Family shoe Store, 80 18th st.
Going. Going; but not Gone.
Eighteen million "Grahd Republic C1garrOs" sold
In 1887, and still there's more to follow. For sale
by all nrst-class dealers Wholesale agent, Luchs
& Bro. 1
Five Dollar Sewing Machines
are selling very fast. All warranted Call and Sc
cure one at Oppenheimer's. 5l4 9th st. NV.
Opera BOquet Cigars
Are unrivalled in style, wOrkm anship, and good
smoking qualities. Try them. 5 cents each; 81
for box OF fifty cigars.
NJ. 81 p METzGER,
All 9TH street northwest.
Fire Sale still progressing at the Family Shoe
store, 30 9TH st. NV.
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Delightfully."- Esefrcshing
during hot weather are few drops or colgate &
CO.'S Violet Toilet Water In the basin and bath.
Itu,2w
Noreil, 734 ethstn.w. every style showcase. eo3o
s'ROyal Glue'' Mends Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C. Always liquid
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Glue' at lOc. f,s,tu&th
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists eoIy
Fire, Bargains. Ffre.--Every pair shoes
slightly damaged by water as a sacrifice, at Fam
lily Shoe store, $40 9TH ST.
"Koyai Gluc'' mends China GlassWood, &c
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DENTISTRY.

MEDICAL, &c.
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Inexperienced female physician should consult Mrs
DIR. NILSSON. 1l05 Park Place ne, bes. and G and
1lth and 18th SITS. ne Ladies only. Remedy So
ty1S-6t'
MIME. DE FOREST, LON0-ESTABLISHED AND
AVA reliable ladies' Physician be consulted daily
at her residence. S01 ct. NV. Ofbce hours FROM
to - y IN. with LADIES only. yIS-lms
u The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City,
be consulted daily. 464 st. between ~ and 9th
SITS. NV.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
ton strictly confidential separate room for ladies'
Office always open. V17-6t'
M ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
Ul or two of Dr. BROTHERS. Invigorsting Cordial
Will Of nervous debility and loss Of nerve
power. 1t mrarts vigor 70 the whole system. Male or
female. 906 b St s.w. jy9-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRApICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest-established advertis-
ing ladies' Physician in this city Ladies, you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHEKS BOG b ST. sw
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar 10
LADIES. married or single koEty years experieuca
y7-1m'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 900 ST
II W., appeared before and made oath that he Il
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this city
and will guarantee In all of private disease
q men and furnish medicine charge; oonsuitar
scribed and sworn before me by DR.. BROfHERa
District OF Columbia this Sd day Of July. 1881.
U7-lm'
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MARYLAND HUNTING AND FISHING CrrR-There
Will b- q pubic meeting at Darnestown Mont
gomery County, Nd, on saturday morning. july
- 10 organize . hunting and nshing lodge Under
the order OF odd Fellowship. The relief of sjruc-
ghDg churches and OF destitute persons viii be
the OBJECTS OF the organization
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EUR KENT-UOUSES-T
1909 q So. NV. Or,
MI, new. .............x50.
1902 Both u. W., Or, m...35
:}311 NV, l0r., mi. .35
34:l2 z NV, 7r., In.i.27. 80
80 10 Prospect ave. NV,
7r.. m. i. Is
1903 p st. NV, Ler. and
store, IN. i...............25
1876 sd 81, TOR. ,m.L.....2u
iy1O-3m &. Il. FICl
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Two INSANE S0LDIERS.-Sergt ChaS. Bston, a
veteran OF the Mexican war and the late war, ana
Private John Buckotal, late OF Co. X, 14th New
Hampshire volunteers, were placed In the Govern
ment Insane Asylum here this morning by Capt
Bagley, OF the soldiers Home In Virginia