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National Republican., 1888-04-29
Buy your Kit Suits of Eiseman's, 7th & e.
Department Changes.

The following official changes have been
announced in the War Department:
Mary H. Eastman appointed clerk of class
one, officc of chief of ordnance, by transfer
from the Treasury Department to take effect
May ].
Resigned George ii. Geta. New York, $1,000,
surgeon generals office: 7. Fulton Gault, class
one. surgeon generals office. TO take effect
May2j,
Transferred Mrs, Elizabeth r. Long, class
81 coo. quartermaster generals Office TO adiu'
tant generals office, May /.
John l.. Houchen, class $1,000. commssary
generals office to adjutant generals Office,
md nrnmOteh to class one.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
United States Color,d Troops.

\ meeting Of the surviving veterans of tue
First United States Colorcd Troops was held
last Friday evening, at which u permanent
organization was effected. to be known as the
First United States Colored Troops Veteran
Association. Tho regiment was raised In this
city and made n gallant record IN the late
war 1t is proposcd TO hold reunion OF the
regiment on the twcnty-fourth anniversary oil
IL, first battle, Wilson landing, Va.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
l,nnMnlh motcl ma rerry Cnmrnn,,

The subscription hooks of the ahuyr com
pany are nov open at the utiuc ul GUrleY
Brothers. 1919 r street northwest.
lily the charter Of the company thc capital
stock Of 10000 is divided into 800 shares, az
S2O uCr share.
subscriptions will be received for five or
more shares, payable 81 per share ut the
closing Ot the subscription hooks aud 3 per
share monthly thereafter uutil paid,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Rnl,l,rrirs Krnnrlr,l.

TIE following robberies lave been reported
at police headauurtcrs Mrs Il. NJ. Sands, No
100 /. street. stolen from her house gold
watch worth So; Joseph Moon No, lslS Sey.
cutit street. that Ills house was entered and
robbed ui twu ride valued ut so; Bushroi
HAY No. ~ T. street northwest, his house Cn.
tered through the secundstory window and
robbed Of clothing anl icwclry valued at so;
John g. Aversun, No. G2l Thirteenth street,
stolen from his room SiO0 worth Of clothing,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
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Mrs. Mary =, in Lunacy Wanted,

MIS- Mary II in Lunacy Wanted.
ulA III cav Ann Martin yesterday flied 4
"sI .,.iiy praying that hcrmIsband, Frank
tin, may he adiudged insane. and that II
Committee he appointed Of his person, sc,
They wpit married in lS,J, and have five rlil'
dren living. owing to the condition of his
mind he is unable 10 attend To business or
draw his pension OF 81 per month irom The
government,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
DECREE OF DIVORCE VACATED.
The Husband Not Given an Opportu
nifty to Reply.

In equity court yesterday Justice Cox
issued an order vacNtlng the decree Of di-
vorce granted on April II to Annie I,
Smith from Albert l.. Smith. This action
was based on the petition and afildavils Of
the husband stating that the taking Of the
testimony by the examiner was irregular,
unfair, and unjust, and that he did not
have an opportunity to reply thereto. The
husband also says that the testimony of
VIM. Ferguson (whO he says is private
detcctiycJ that he saw defendant and Miss
Carrie Foywcll in their night garments In
defendants bedroom at 506 Rhode Island
avenue northwest ON the might of July IL,
1850, is untrue, and that Fcrgusou's char
actcr is notorious and his reputation for
ycracily incredible. He also reiterItes
his charge Of the plaintiffs extravaganza
and her causing his discharge from his posi-
tiOn.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
The Hart well Ifuiuu.

The Hartwell Union OF the Christian TEN.
ICruncc Mon held u meeting last evening at
tic residence of Dr. Winslow, No. / Grant
place, Mrs, Mary L. Mcpherson presiding A
committee of Ave was appointed to report
progress in the effort to erect a marble Slat
In memory of Rose L. IIartwell. A circular
letter has been sent to the otlier unions in III,
District stating the plan, coupled with NJ
earnest request for cooperation o.
tions can be deposited with -
iIn ,o,n,nit foo I,r W;ngI. ,-- s..,!Uu-
''' '''''''NN' '''' '''| me trpu jurer OF
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Continuing ihe ryn Cir.ui,

The court in general tc, ,,,ur,.
order continuing the Pr - b,. ,o,ln,,
'Mo o"'"r t""'' cscnt arrangement for
term, CornmC,y na',,,,yo,oI e., tl,n Nr,.
81 eases M ,,ing on May !, Court No.
"l th,, - pied the coming week in dspoSinG
NJ ppca'rd from the decisions In couvts
Justices Of the peace 40. !c"Url VIII
,cnd 10 motions orders, SC.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Nniinn for n Now TrlnI Ahnnnon.d

Of James {. Eliason, the deputy supcrintend'
cnt of the Georgetown poStohcc. who wa,
convicted about II month ago of robhing the
mails. cHInc up in the criminal court ycstrl-
day for argument, MIR. Miller, Of counsel ,or
defense, stated that That motion would br
abandoned, and that II bill If exceptions to
tie court in general term had been prepared,
ana was being examined hy the District -
InrmnN.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
building Permits.

Thr totul value ol perui,s issued His month
H. SsF',3so The permits grrnlcd Yesterday
we've as follows i, H. Wendell, 10 build one
frame dwelling ON the Rockville road, al a
uOnt of SSUO; Mr.. JAM faruham, to erect two
brick dwellings At lit!1and 1891 y street North.
west ut u cuSt Of St.NN; Dnuicl Niwurth, 10
build one brick dwelling and store ~ - II
,tlpni nnrthnNst. AZ II cost nf sl.aOO
National Republican., 1888-04-29
CATHOLIC DIVINITY soHooL.
Arrangements Complete forrR,aying
the Cornerstone.


The cornerstone of the Catholic divinity
school will be laid May "a at 4 p. IN. by
Cardinal Gibbons. Ten thousand invita-
tions have been extended to the clergy and
the laity, to the President and Cabinet, aud
Congress and prominent officials. Right
Rev. John Spalding will deliver the address.
Mai. Gen. VIM. s. Rosecrans will be chief
marshal of the parade, which will march
from the Baltimore and Ohio depot Mai
Edmund Mallet will be his aid The pro-
cession will be headed by the Marine band,
aud comprise all tho Catholic societies of
this city and Baltimore. Three cholrs--one
from st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, one
from Georgetown College, and the third OF
prominent local singers under the leader
ship of Prof Cannon, will take part. One
of the features of the day will be the pre-
sentation OF the gold medal sent by the pope
to Miss Caldwell by the cardinal.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
rnl,cn 10 rhllndciphin Tor nurim.

The remain, ot the late Mrs T.. f. Thorne
were rlam ported Ia philadoiplila on the ll'iD
train Via The Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Yesterday morning Al the preliminary
funeral services held IN this city Mr., steele
Mackuyc, Hon, \. VI. Bliss, Tho, T. Ochiltrcc,
services aud intCnnrnt will TAX" place AT
PhiladClphn,
National Republican., 1888-04-29

Mn. GEnrGu y. DE SuLLns. superintendent
Of Baltimore and ohio railroad hotels, will be
at the ticker Office of tue Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. nest Tuesday, with
diagrams. 10 make arrangements with those
desiring accommodations NJ the Deer Park and
Oakland Hotels during the coming season,
National Republican., 1888-04-29

There will be nn session OF the crimlna
court this week. Justice Montgomery will
accompany his wife on u short visit To thell
home IN Michigan, Clerk Williams will open
and adjourn the court each day. aud In even
Of any unexpected business coming helOr,
that court, Justice Cox Will preside,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Points About Mems Under
waar

You'll notice our 81 Spring Weight AllWool
Underwear is silk faced, and the drawers are
recnforced at parts liable to wear. The
colors, too, are new and pretty; the materials,
fit, and finish of goods twice their value. The
|, zoe Jean Drawers show Improvement in shape
The new ribbed body.fttlng Bal Underwear
is only 75c here, and 81 everywhere else. The
25c Balbriggan Shirts are marvel for the
money Just as cheap, In proportion, are our
si.95 Bal. Shirts and Drawers; they look more
like silk than Cotton.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Eifih Congregational Church InCorpo'
rufpu.

Accriicutc OF incorporation oftheEifth Con
grcgational Church, for the purpose of re-
ligious worship at the hall corner of Eighth
and streets northeast was filed in the Office
Of the recorder OF deeds yesterday. Edwin
u Falnhpm, Caleb Parkinson, and Josiah
Miilard were elected us trustees 10 serve three
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Tie jar, Award Ston Damages,

verdict ror 500 was given IN cirruit roirJ
Eo,3 yesterday IN the ease Of pudoIph III |
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company .ur $1,000 damage, for injuries done
Ia property owned hy lin On \rgluia avenue
.nuthwc.t by reason nl tho proximity pl pass
~ trains on that road. A..
National Republican., 1888-04-29

II yuu are looking Tor illr best made clothing
in Washington wcnd your way 10 h,Scman
Bros, fth y T., Manufacturing Cloldors aud
1uiiDT-,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
nnain rrnm nnnri nisnn.n

M. William iIonry, u we'll known real estate
agent and notary came ~ his death very sud
dunly about orlurk Yesterday morning at
his residence, 40. iB5 J. street southeast, the
immediate cause being heart disease. Mr.,
Henry was IHSt 10 years Of age, and In easy
circumstances, nr stafford waS In attend
aurp,
National Republican., 1888-04-29

WI have the largest number OF patterns in
iloOr lunttmgs tu select IRON of any house III
tlls city, and low prices. Gatcly * AllriCh,
81 eNcnth street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-29

The case Of bigamy against Mary Datcher
or smith, colorcd, was dismissed yesterday by
Judge Smell Mr. DatCher refused to prose
cute, and the pastor who is said to have per-
foimed the first marriage ceremony Is dead.
National Republican., 1888-04-29

our ready made clothing in appearance. NJ
and durability, equal any custom wori' j.
country. EiSenmn Bros. IN SE., y 80
turing tiutIier' aud 'tF" me
.dnlilar-
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Cheap and Good Underwear

AS illustrations, the 25c Gauze Vests are
nicely finished at neck with ribbons and those
with no sleeves have strongly.ribbed arm.
LIST, high neck and long sleeves; I'd, high neck
and short sleeves; Sd, high neck and no
sleeves; 18th, low neck and no sleeves; 5th, low
neck and Jersey'fiting 9th, low neck and
bust form.
The 81 Ribbed silk Vests come in beauti-
% full variety of shades, and equal quality can.
not be obtained elsewhere under Sl.s5 All
Pants we have are Jersey.fitting.
Two illustrations, of many, showing our
cash system, enables lower prices than usual,
AND WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY
CI1LDREN'S SUMMER UNDERW EAR pro.
National Republican., 1888-04-29

For refrigerators, baby carriages. window
shades, aud house furnishing goods of all kinds
on time II so desired go to Gately X Aldrich,
.gI Seventh street
National Republican., 1888-04-29

Buy your clothing for self and children o
Eiseman's, fth * II,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
A Few Bargains.

Chlldren's Ribbed Black Hose, 25c, all sizes.
Ladies' &C. g." ColOred Ribbed Lisle Hose,
hjc.
Ladies Striped Boot Pattern Hose, CSC.
New shades Schoppers celebrated Hose, 3jr.
Ladies' warranted fast Black Hose, s9c.
Ladies' fast Black Lisle Hose, 55c.
New shades Ribbed silk Hose, zoe.
~ The above special lots were secured Of
late at very much below usual prices fully 20
per cent. under prevailing prices. You'll ap-
rreciate the qualities.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Ladies' Summer Hose.

HEADQUARTERS for fast Black Hose.
Have made arrangements to sell here Messrs.
Lord Il Taylor's celebrated WARRENTED
fast Black Hose, which are conceded in New
York TO be the hest. Contracting to use large
quantities we secured special prices, which
WITHOUT SACRIFICING QUALITY,
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Trying to Oct Another Trial.

FOR the best and cheapest floor mattings go
tu Gatcly & Aldrich, 521 seventh street north
Nggi
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Mems Underwear Price List.

Domestic Bal. Underwear. 10 81, 5Oc,
Imported Bal. Underwear, 75c, 81, Sl,25.
Fancy Striped Underwear, Csc, 81, sl.6S.
Colored Wool Underwear, SOC and 81.
India Gauze Underwear, 25, 3j. SOC.
Improved Jean Drawers, SOC pair.
The price list gives no idea of the qualities
and, as we claim to give better values than
usual, because Of our strictly cash system in
buying and selling, we hope you will think IL
worth while to visit No. iito Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
So Crlmlnnl CnnrI Thls WreIl.

noy yowKucc Pants Nult,o Of El,eman'., III
4
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Price List Ladies' Underwear

Jersey.itting Bal. Vests. dsc.
Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests, dSc.
Swiss Ribbed white Vests, dSc
Best French Bal. Underwear, 50c up.
Best English Bal Underwear o0c mp.
GauZe Merino Vests for 25c
Gossamer Vests and Pants, SOC.
American Hosiery Co.'S Underwear, 5jc up.
Iisle Colored Ribbed Vests, 75c.
SIX do. do, 81. 81. Se.6O. $3.50. S3.0s.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
CNNNNNnNn L.NNNLs.

" yourboys' cloihioaoi gl.tmnu's, 'jh& 4 L
National Republican., 1888-04-29
FIRST SPECIAL Sale
&:s':s,U 5's:'s sa$ SHRINE: me-,
NJ EMS
The Mems Underwear Dept.

The Mems underwear Dept.
Is situated near door of No. ii1e Pennsylvania
avenue, and Is virtually distinct store The
buyer and his young men prompted this ad-
vertisement, andin inviting you to inspect the
new stock they want II mentioned that You
won't complain of lack of promptness or po'
likeness.
National Republican., 1888-04-29

Loves, prices under the sun All wool
pants, $3.50; sailor suits, S1.20; knee pants,
l5c. FRIEDLANDER'S, 01. L st.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
Duye1S Sos Delighted

Close buying and close selling Is our motto.
and SIS. FRlEDLANDER'S, 9l2 h st.
National Republican., 1888-04-29
LADIES'.
Ladies' Underwear Dept

in the other store--No. 1i17 Pennsylvania
avenue. To the ladies we would say that this
seasons styles show vast improvement over
last years productions. while prices are but
little lower the qualities are far superior. and,
the garments being Jersey.atting an abso.
lutely perfect fit Is assured.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10
a., q SO. hrnr -.

tHl'e-i States AMY seouis nay Lc ii
T,;lej i.lto tWa cisss<S. white men. WHO
rsux ~ chief Il s1crts ays5 ITssiss n ss-z.siis
VIC Cse oTg-i,izeS as military oompan.ss
The white ssssts are usually men ~l.o
have been calI.soyes q T!sf san Carlos ard
Mescrier0 Ayseks rsssrv Rt,oas. or Indian
sEcnties. They are. from constant Essori-
E;lau vita the Indians. xcli acquainted
With their charS<;es and HABITS. aud fru
q'is1:iy speAk a little Apache The
5Ifizr~4zrs. With few exrepiiaas. sneak
Sp@alsh. anu il is Esn.i;y The language
tier use IL ecrausunicztirl.. II ,.::so- L.
cEsh sgsehs sra Iao eg' ,,lG,ss q :5e
agency y wisi:s EE-7 who makes hitase;f
G5ctal 10 the iEdidns hy doing iherl little
lavuEs Is. /. time. taught 'to.r-zi si<i..
lhss usay hc saia - eerlple.e the sducl;ioa
.of acLlif of Scouta
s 1t woa!d be hcyend tlse scene Of a nexx
trEer article 70 describe how .'si.-n~ Is
.rsd. Eor would ANYTHING s=ye ptaesickl
demonstration convey Any comprehensive
i9~z TO ti1s' reEder. a scoGt WHO ran rrrd
Ssil.R csa tel ron hr exan.iplrg a Sr-5l
orer which horsts have passed Il they
v-vge ridden uy led. ard " both, the nc1a-
b.: Titiea Aai fhc suabcr led Even
Wien shed be csu tell whether the ho-ses
were American OF Mexican II the trAA
10 aaslo I,y men on foot. lie eaa tell il It
be an Indian trxil. ur Siratiy tho trail of
Aexlestfs Ss'afIst;;,s n srsliis
party ha ean tell By the trail bow Fa4ny
nfe backs aud h.'v EeaEiy ere squaws sad
eaildTea. an | 50 on orer Seed ct oAssgya-
tioa a. extensive As Interesting TIE
H,siut THIS gllaiit...i E..s.s no dissessisr "a
cs,isi lisag eTagsayateut in the southwest.
uceFo Apscl.c oGshrvelzs ere of Hisaost
y'-sFiy ocrGrreacc- --9'ea A AAheaF In
inzeY Csean
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

hsre q e ciTis.g AZ stz7iis.s.lr szt.7 kas
~ ctile- IL ofss u ;ls ;gli 5a!idzars a.
Il Ssiie 'ts rs ct Aversion l. ;sto
!. b.'sS raf sssaer az h01gll be las - r.
d iainos aveIzlaas al II Eh.ch serve e
6s7si; or lie rough siIs uf his. nat.re
J lie rihtfa2y te vas visited rs 4 r,esis..,
boxing ggttas lzr.J. Eho vAs s+.i-tiry
subscriptions IoE The -'Art Frpasur,-s II
Italy. Ia ths en-iszrnr 10 proFflss Tor ia
weaiA Of ber widowed m9tIleTa ard her
st.. A. she cii;ers,l the ioor tie ols
risu ioaScd ~ ssd, ufth7at waiting to
iszsT# Mission ef rs fzEs So g.
yelled ust Il haven't say uzo:s.y 10 ciya
Hayay Tar charity rrstsy. Kzl1 veat "a
with les ErifIIsg TIE yoaug iSiv Al
v1aoed still further Into The rog,.i aud
again The CID feli5w called o,st: ..AEi
nrssr bnT 1ny tieEEf4ss sts= s--,ll2y -ctoel
cxclrsi1es- eltles- - By this tine tha
ysaEg iaay tad aFproaeke-i tI5s dgsI, sfsd
I.7cces;.y iafDEIaed hin si tie object #
her VISIT
What 4 book pcddIsri No. Ea'na:
no b0ois Tor rse. Haven't time 10 ials
10 yea 90 AvAy RGd eout co-sss here
G1y mora
The gal tzrned away somewhat snr-7
and serioH4iy disappointed. bat she sz;i
qu.ctly There is enc book. sir. you
oagiat to isssy End study we.t-
'Mh4t's tllatr grufsy Inquired the cid
Esn
'.'Tla E,l..cs Of True Politencss. was
The repfy.
--iiow's tlssts- spastrrsf The Old ren.
s.s.ss sz-1 ,-Tsv- Fssi 'ts,-7ss
here. yo7sng xquani iei see what yoz 50
eos 10 Scd :
Aac IN less THAR tea minutes thereafter
tic name ef itse eFEsfy old Eizn slorr.e5
her Subscription b.sak.--4ls IEsie.ags lierald
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

INCNTT.
Th5aSssa3 of roiIsrS.

hrn spent every yesr Iy The people o
This State iir Worthless medicines for
the cure Of threat and lung diseases.
:, h,n we kfsaw that il they we6id
only invest 2l in--SLnia Ate, .he
rev Caliip4r'a discovery for con.
sumption an1 kindred complaints,
hey ''.-s'tlifi II, thiis liisasaHt :. Fgledfy
fvd relief. IL is recommended hv
ministers, physicians and public
speakers Of the Gs,t-l,.s, State. Sold
ard glNrAntced by u. Y Hadlrv 4
Co. At 81 4 bottle. Thrce far 81 80.
The most stubborn ease. of ralarIh
viii speedily succuinb to Caiifurhia
Cai-R Care. Sax months treatment
t7r ST BY mat sIIU.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

Work is steaii'y progressing on ;hc
Santa Rita mines in the way Of pre-
pairing them for real hus,hess An the
near future. Dr. Aahone sotneiimes
SINCE gave FL. Noal,on a contract TO
furnish 25.000 feet lumber OF timber.
ing purposes and ihe ordnr- -has beel.
lately enlarged upoa aud the work
Of timbcring aud freeing The mine Of
water is now going on under the
watohlnl eye II DR.. Malone, sssisicd
hy Mr.. Mctcalf, .oi Boston. the
..s.sessFtss= NJ OF 5T5 tue santa ISTT1 and
Hanover mines are capable OF tarn.
ing out would nuke things hum. as
the Enterprise Of Silver City says,
in tina! section II they we're worked
TO tbciEtaH capacity.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10
Is caasnmptiea Iacnrablc .

Ksad IT, t,.ilas Ar- &. II. Morris,
Nrsafk. Afk.. says "Was dosn
with Ahsfcs- u !.pnes, !i-.ei,e- sad
III, ,sit 'flf TFpHouoerj rae IN iuoGra.
hls Co samp'ire. Began taking D..
Kings Na-u -p-staeery for CdnSarA AS
'iom. ana a"~ ON ny ,Lird bn,slc, NJ
ahie 10 oversee tasssork on my farm;
X IS lie isiesi =ni4.-tlelass ..ref inadp. I
Jesse Middlewari Ils,ea,ur. Ohi,.S
says 3ilad i Aet byaH for pr.
Kings Nav Discovery ..far C.,nsan,p.
tion &auld have died u Lung 'rr,a-
blcs. Was givea Hp by dactofr. Am
now in beat Of healil, q Try ii.
Sample boitle free al p. Moreno'e
Etuga SIarc.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10
1890 ID AIl E.ssrrenei...

Tire city rorsia had Ecae dswu 20 tie
tArTu spend month. Eza appeaTgs; on
tho naorniEg'aftrF his arrival. ready for
acticn. : 1t sle rienie whirh sfoaa Erai IN
the order of events he carried Gaze.
ard stowed away en nsaErctia ii fh<
sSso1. his hat was attached er ribss5a
b bis bgtsonhois, another cord sound
hss ecloTed glasses. aud a field gizss was
slung upon his back.
n do hepc there w-on's tz rlsry f=as
snitecs. F<id Uz5 Of ysslg party NzItiisZ on
the plaza
=. haxn = ka4sIA .e=.=.=,=.z. as=...
JlociEet. replied he city eoHsiis. calsrly.
u t1ey $40 yegy troublesome we cER
make q snu5Se hare u'AscfsS-"
Don't cork up tie teas II you never
nseant ito lie oTencas called ka;c 10 her
sistrs( As they soek last lesk a tae
haiseas A9sket.
<.Nsyer nind. have . eoFigsS7ew. an
n0aneed the proFfiens guest. Just thea
The naughty bey of tie fsnssly walked up
tp kia. drew hira inysfer.oasly aside. and
ssked him ecisddsntiaiiy;
''l sayl hope soa'y 10 g5s roae ladder
ID your packet sn caSe ef 6rr. Hld cru
q pemgniean TO use u ws gel rTccked oa
an lcebe. sy'-Youth's Cc1lFAusoa-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10
NassIsrorr. rErr. fuIr Ia,

y
MoRaisroww. TEs.s., Jsly.s, 1856,
The SNilt Specific Co., Atsarstx. Ca.
Gentlemen n--Ftsc years AGO / y,sS >, "a.
Fortunate As 70 ennlraes an exI1emeiy bad
ease Of blood poison. Aiy hoses aclsed and
my muscles becan 10 wei and contract.
was under treatment Of .tte rhyxician frcsa
the inception II sha/ dsease until fta,rd
that he eoald 20 me no good. Thea.
through the sJyf1s Of iyiczid l BEGAN rsk.
ing $. $. 81 fouf psticine seemed 10 have
an immedsdte effect took kix Iostics. and
to-day an s5und and well. That was two o.
thsee years ago. D Il have seen no evidence
Of the rsturn 0f the dzcasc, aad I take tl,is
<spportaRity to thank yoa lss what Il has dos,e
for me. Il saved my life, Won can refer
any one 70 me. 4. NJ. MALL
FAaayesvfirF, Tx. Jaue n. rsss.
The Sv-iti Specific CO., Ailania, Ca.
tsenslemea.-The rantleg og a-mcu,fssg
of cur finn wax asiiitirted with esncsToaz
sore en Der face for about swcaty vears
During The past few ysars h iEnnsled ser
very nneh ty continued pain and i.shinx.
Shc used y0as s, y. S., and the sore ha9
disapsseared and Is apparently wei. Should
Il tIeak out again, VIII sdviSe yuu.
Very tsaiyg
PESptEToN, YgAkIY 6 Rifxy,
Druggists
Thsee hoolJ Hailed ftee o. application.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

J1scrhr rJjahss,on. Of De, No.ne-.
IG a directory pVbii,her, died =, lic
4lazs hoGse N S,-Herrn Ar. John.
elan Was = victim nf con>ataPlion
and wcnt thcrc ~ 1te last stages ct
the Gisease--ieo lato 20 be benefited
BY our magnificent climate.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

Asa family -lacdieinsg,> Ayers Pills
excel all others. They hre suiied tn
eycsy age and, being sngar.eoaird.
arc sa-y TO take. Though searrhirx
and shnrnngh in eiael. they arr mild
and pleasapt 10 nciiop. AMI thcir use
Is asfsn3ed v v;sAA = ae .'aslsss rtai,a
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

One OF the most proftahle crops
that could be raised im this Territory
is that or bops. la Colorado as high
as $1,000 Per scre has been realized,
and the conditions are fully as favor.
able in New Mexieo rs in tho Cen.
tennial state.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

Wniir--WlEt makes you eeFne 10 cur
house 90 often. Mr. BankiRsoni Do you
want 90 rlarry onT Ireadl
bliss Irene ltsken hy surprise, but rrzE
izihg with rarc presence II mind thEt Mr..
lieEkaason has got TO say so1seiliag newl
Willie. yeu isaPcEta.ent boy. leaye tho
Foauns--l ll.eaEo FliJaAe.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

The-C iss controversy going on In tho
ro!amns al our agricultural c0ntssn.
pugsriaa- with Fcfercace 10 tho Lest
msshod Of telling the ags Of q bog. The
ran who ases mp two seats IN rAilr0ad
car coald ,.robatly ieli The Ase 81 = heg by
lookiag II his family b'bls-- --tIsostou
Coaaasr
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10

Ramors are rila that The Mexican
Central, or saala Ee system, arc
about To pgrchase the Mexican Intcr-
naiinnal, as2 miles frgia Eagle Pssa,
in Maverick county. 10 Fosreno, the
Junction with the Mexican Central
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-10
A ploasing Sense

0f health AMI s'rrug,h renewed and
nf ease aed cont fpFl follows tbs use
Syrup nt Eiga, ~ j, acts Ia harnsaay.
with TIA are TO efccidallF eiean-c the
kYstnnl- -rhan e.ssii.e or bilious. For
saie ~ 50e ard Sl.o0 bottles by all
lcading druggists.