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Pnrnor Coalns n,td Ernense.
County Printing,

Port Tobacco Times, +. NJ Cox.......Sl0O 90
Maryland Independent, A PoseY ...."l 400 90
Total 800 0e
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Proclamation bltbeG0VefROr
State Of Maryl, m.
Executive Denartment


WHEREAS, section one u arttcl, tourthen II
me CONSTITUTIONS 81 Maryland make. 81 th- iifty
OF th" Governor TO order tile puhirt inu iu Co p
,Hi9 ne -ptN'f- TO l"ursi sutted Dos hifHt nf ut
% the said Consultation.
Aud 81 heIrnsat else January session t-9l Of thc
General Assembly of Map iaud sax separate
amendments 90 tile Consultation. which several
amendments urt described a. foilnas.
'hapirr l3t which, itr con ynuienc of dearr De
tl"h' hrtebt Ge-t9ni',e o. amendment number
one charirf iti, assiEtHfe d IS amendment uum-
Der Two. chapter 1ft. dr-ieuated 20 amendment
huinhet trt'f napier 26j, de- iguu ted amend
mont nrinnrr iour' thlpter 3Gl de-i-ualel as
amendment nnlnher i've. and chapter 40, drs-
ign. toll t- amendment nuinbrt s.S
AT fith prup0-rd amendments follow im the
order ..r.s,d, RIt:
NUNnant.
cHIPyER lpl
AN ACT to amend section sevruteer n hfticlc
two OF the constitution Of this state.
SEcrtuN J. VI n 9tnried tB ne GfHsraf ief'mtf
II Nf5WfDd, Three-nfihs of al she members of
90" Two Houses concurring. That the to!iowtna
section D. and The salue is hereby proposed 90
uu amendment to the constitution OF tins state,
aud ifadoptrt boy The legal and qualified vote r.
thereof as herein provided, IL shall -uprr-rdt
aud stand iu ihe place and instead Of section
seventeen ct article two Of said cousuttuon,
Sgf. = To s1,rd asaia.i hastis TgiIl h. e
Department upon thc eo-ordti .xee 90 fe
and Judicial PARTNERS =. ever ssN Ella fhdll
have passed THE House OF Deicgai lRU the Srlf-
ate. shall before ID hpeoiucs lnwSNJe fitesrnted
20 the Governor of the state; II lie approve, hF
shall sign 81; but il not he shnli frturn ~ with
his OBJECTIONS. no Bloc lolise 10 which 10 orgina-
ted. which house shall enter the objections at
large on its journal. and proceed TO reconsider
the bin; II after such reconsideration, three
hffhs Of the lnpmbers 81, cited tnthut House shall
pass Tire bill n shall hc sem with ihe objections
to ths other House. uy which o. shall likewise
De- rrcousid .r.j. and fpns-td tf three-hfihs Of
thc members elected 10 that House, 10 shall he-
come Il law. but in ull such cases tho votes %
both liousas shall Doc determined by yeas and
NAYS. and The names OF the persons voting for
aud against the bin -hail be entered on the iour-
NAL ui each House respectively, 81 any bill shall
not he returned hp The Governor within siN
DAYS lSuudavs eNceptpdl after IL shall have
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bAhLiON OH ar EN-,
Chi-f Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.

Now therefore /, Elihu &. u ckson, Cover
nor Of MaTyand, do hereby order and direct
that each nd all of the said herein before de-
scribe Bals, or Acts of the General Assembly,
six IN nnmher. each proposing a separate
Amendments 10 the Constitution OF Mary land,
be published once a week for at least three
months in swo newspapers published in each
county ~ The State, it so many are therein
pub.iSntd, and in three newspapers in the city
OF Baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election, which will lie held on Tuesday, the
third day o. November, 1897 ut which said
election all OF the six proposed amendments
.itustsnd vi, be seyei4itY sdbmitiei 70 the
legal and qualified voters OF Narylard for
adoptOn or TtlecIinn
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~ rash on hnd Jul, l, ls90....... ld5 10
" ami 10 hands cos July J. 1870. 50g6 O6
ny cash reed fof sale Of malts....... so 90
Total 5 22l s.
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Annual
90 IN nI1SSpOnerS
eF
CHARLES COUNTY
foR Tnn
Y z A r EN- D / N G.
J Inc 10th 1891.
Published ny order OF th, Comfy Crmmi.sioti
of 7nid county in nnrs dauUe Of SEC tiun qfa.
Of article NNNffI, OF iiil' t'Bde II Public
ti.periti Laws which tjrbtfde iitnt

Ihe county Commissioners shall make out
ahd linhiish atnuaIIy ~ at least two n',,,,,,.
PETS published ia their respective counties In
there be two. a detailed, infinite and accur. ~
statement the expenses " their said counties.
spelling therein each particular item or ev-
pcnsp, and for What and 10 whom paid and
shall also drliter 10 the sheriff Of their respee-
tive counties rs many comics Of such Statement
a. there are election districts Of said county, AZ
least ten DAYS be- ore each general election aud
the sheriff shall within six DAYS after he TO-
ceipt Of 4aid copies, -tt OF them al the place
OF holding elections iu each election district
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Az Arr,o ar,o,,a sa,.,;nn 6r,..o,. 80 .,;.,.
i,'' ,-t,,s,ion Of ia -, a.
Ser N3 eoaclsJLg HE CeasraJ 4.son,ly,,
~ U,rL,J Th,.s- 6f,bs ~ al tbo
orthp f,,o Houses concmrring tb,t ,,a ,ollo',a'
s.,,;on ,,,J ,h.,s,n, y harot 80,
"a mont ~, t,,o Cons,;,,,,,f ,b
So ana II ,,L,ntad nv mo Ia,,,t and om,i;g
"A vn,ars t5,arsnT - berein nr-.v;,g.a !,
sn,,r,s, ana st,rd ia, ne =, 90 ana sto.S IS
sr,.,,,,, rtv-one of article tIree or The fo,,stj
,,,,;on NJ M S.,to
H. a Tho nersonal nronortv NJ ,o.id.nt,
Of nj, State shall he subject 70 taxntion n the
rouriv or rit. wher. ~, rssi,lonf hon, "a, raN
Sides Tor The greater nart of The wear for bich
m. tax may or 81 ali ha I.v,cd ana M. aIso'
where cxrsnt goods and chattles nerr,anantIy
loc,tsd wf;rh shnn he tayed ~ no ~. ~
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Given under my hand and
the Great Seal or Mary.
land, al the city of Aunap-
oils, on the sixteenth day
OF July in the year of our
Lerd eighteen hundred
and ninety one. and Of the
Independence Of the Uni
ted States the one hum
dred aud fifteenth.
ELlHU E. JACKSON.
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Bend Interest Fund Tor l8ol-Leyy of $50
Lery ~ 1880
DIR

IN.
. y Tuhmnn, intere5i o. bohds..-.S 200 90
Nestry If Trinity Parish int on bonds ! RI 90
II Raherrs interest on hOnds......... l25 10
B VI - Mcpherson. Interest on bonds N0 90
Mrs Renroe, interest On bonds .....,.. - 20
q A Easch, interest Sn honds........ s. 90
James \ Mason, interest on hondS.. Is ~
John B Lyon, interest IN bonds. e. 10
C,sh on hand for Ls tn................... II 30
7 til $50 %
or
Amount levied il 1850. .................. SEQ IN
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AB BOWLING,
G VI LLOYD,
Il G MlLSTEAD,
II LIE GRAND PADGETT,
} NAYLOR,
County Commissioners of Charles County.
Test:
SAMUEL c PADGETT, Clerk and Treasurer.
End OF Levy 1877.
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Ordered by the authority ofthe Circuit Court
for Charles county this oath day of JIly, 1891,
that tie sale OF the real estate made and report
ed By K h. Edelen and A. Posey, Trustees, in
the alb We entitled cause be ratified and con-
hrmed unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the Attn Monday of August, 1891;
provided copy u this ORDER be inserted in
some newspaper pdblislisd in Charles county
once week OVthrec successive weeks prior to
the said 4tb Monday of August.
;. SAMUEL TSRNER, Clerk
OF CT. G.. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
j. S4sNyEk TURNER, Clerk.
is 24dt,
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@xw FOR THE BLOOD,
&5--~ Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
DiliousncS take
BtOWN'S IRON BITTERs.
81 cures Quickly. For sale by all dealers in
Madeleine. Get tho genuine,
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ORDER NLSL.
In tie Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. 766 Equity.

Martha r Wenck, and James B. Wenck, her
husband, and Roberta G. Matthgly, vs..
Alice P. HindIe and VIM. T. Hindie, her
husband, Mary c. Welch, John 7. Mating
~, Ii. G. Bowie and VIM Bowie, her hus'
band, Martina V Wenck and John A
Wenck, her husband, George L. Mattingly
and Bernard g Matlingly
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Tot
22l85

Insane Pauper Fund fer 1889 Levy
of 1889.
DR..
Maryland Hospital in iul for 1850 81 ,3iT 90
J 4 Jenkins, care Of insane rauper 81 y
K Roby, care Of insane pauper...'" 50 90
-
Total ! ,43s %
.fmt in hands Of coils jaly ist, istO l 1JS Is
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
In t { Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. 80 Equity.

J. Waller Carpenter and J. Frank Turner
PIanntiiIs
AGAINST
FANNIE ~ Turner and others, Defendants.
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S7lra 2ary 90 counts.

By couniy tx on 81, 400, 1871 includ-
in corporations, at SO cts on the $500 80, asa 90
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Road and Bridge Fund for 1891.

Disbursements of county funds from
July LIST, 800 to July LIST 1891.
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Amount % Property in Charles Coan-
tV Suhiect to Taxation.
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A f BOWLING,
6 VI LLOYD.
Il g MIl45TEAD,
II l. PADGETT,
NAStDf.
Comfy Commissioners 81 CSsa 1fes- county.
Test:
SANrELC PADGETT, Clcrh and Treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
A STARTLING THING,
Smiling under the sunlight lies Naples,

Smiling under the sunlight lles NdpieS,
 The fairest picture of calm serenity.
 Yet there stands the volcano Vesuvius, with it's gently curling smoke floating on the quiet breeze, giving no intimation of the terribly de- structiye power which has already buried two cities in awful ruin. It is calm and quiet now, but in an instant, at any moment it may over whelm Naples and bury it from the world, as it once did Pompsii and Herculaneum. But the Neapolitans eat and sleep, go and come, dance and sing, as though they did not live in immi- nent danger of sudden and terrible death.
 You wonder how they can thus live so thought lessly in the face of almost certain destruction. You are doing the same thing.
 You are living over a volcano.
 And you take little or no heed of your danger. .. you are nervous, weak, get tired easily, lack energy and ambition, wake as tired mornings as when you go to bed, you are living over the vol cano-Nervous Prostratioa.
 If you have nervous weakness, giddiness, strange faint feelings, short breath, sinking sen. sation, futtering or palpitation of the heart, a feeling of apprehension anxiety as of i'm pending danger, you are standing over the vol cano-Heart Failure.
 If you have spring debility, cannot eat we'll have no appetite, food hurts you, or there is gas, bloating, biliousness and constipation, the volcano is-Physical Exhaustion.
 If you have cold feet and legs, weakness, and wearinsss of the limbs, trembling, numbness or prickling sensation, you are on the verge of the volcano Paralysis.
 If you have headache, loss of memory, con- fused mnd, dull and heavy feeling in the head, are drowsy during the day and wakeful at night, feel gloomy and depressed, think with difficulty and thoughts leave you suddenly, mind and
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
Etnat11taI.
Stocks Active, Strong and Higher The Bank Statement Better Than Expected.

NEW xOnAs ApTA So.
 The buoyancy of yesterday was continued this morning, and at the opening nearly everything was from A to IS higher than yesterdays clos ing. There was an attempt at hammering right after the opening, but it was short-ived, and after a reaction of 1S@4, renewed buying on
 large scale carried the market upward again, and
 by 1O:3O prices had advanced A to 1N over open
 ing figures. London had buying orders in St. Paul, Louisville, Atchison and Erie, and took considerable amounts of each. When this de- mand had been satisfied there was some selling to realize profits, which continued until early in the second hour, but the reaction in prices was only fractional and this was nearly all recovered after the appearance of the bank statement, which was much more favorable than expected, showing an increase of $2,655,275 in surplus re-
 serve, which brings it up to $6,975, 1a5, or more than double what it was a year ago. The gain
 was almost entirely in legal tenders as result of
 the active movement of currency from the west and south; the decrease in specie was only S944,-
 800, but the $1.69 900 gold shipped to-day does not count in this weeks statement. Loans were contracted $5, ,2e3 2OO and deposits were reduced
 $4 763 5OO causing reduction of $1, 875 in the required 25 per cent. reserve.
 Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and proknra.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
The Late Hon. Henry W. Grady on
 Tallapoosa, Ga.

''The era of city building in the south marks an industrial revolution never be- fore accomplished in times of peace in the worlds history.
 "The words 'city built by magic have been used time and again, but never have been realized until the present boom in southern properties.
 "The stories of Kansas City, Omaha and such western prodigies are tame compared to Birmingham, Anniston and other south ern cities. This era, it appears, has found climax in the history of Tallapoosa.
 ''This city is situated near the Alabama line on the River of Gold.' It does not, as Birmingham and Anniston do, depend on iron alone for it's prosperity, but has an abundance of marble, iron deposits equal to the best, copper, gold and exhaustless wealth of timber land. It is, besides, in the very best farming region of the south east, with railroad facilities and new rail roads being built. The company control ling it, the Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development company, is 8 strong one, with plenty of nerve and capital ab- solutely ad ibitum. Settlers are going in from all sections of the country, and town lots are being sold with great rapidity. There seems to be nothing of the fictitious boom about Tallapoosa; it rests on solid basis and is having solid growth. It bids fair to lead in the famous cities of the south in the race for progress which is now challenging the attention and admira- tion of the world"
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as the gently rising smoke from Vesuvius should warn the Neapolitans of the frightful end-that when the awful disruption comes 1t mears annihiiation and death.
 Is it not ths maddest folly to finger in daily, hourly, yea, momentary danger of such ter ribe doom Especially when you know that Dr. Greene's Nervura, if taken in time, will cure ev- cry symptom and ward off all danger Of the fa- tai attack, This great nerve cure and wonder ful restorative is perfect specific for just these diseases and If you will use it now, before it is too late it will surely restore you to health and strength as it did in the following case, and has thousands of others. Dr. Greene's Nervura is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and does not contain single particle of any poisonous or dangerous drug All druggists keep it for $1 .OO per bottle.
 No Volcano for Him.
 am c years old and had nervous trembling in the limbs for over years, and for the last two or three years have been very bad The doc tors I called in could not relieve me nor tell me what was the matter. After taking four bottles ot Dr. Greene's Nervura feel like new man. was terribly constipated, but now my bowels are all right. could not sleep at night, suffered 80 much pain, but the first bottle made me so much better that felt encouraged to continue, and to-day feel 10 years younger and can eat, sleep and walk like young man. recommend. ed everybody I knew to take Dr. Greene's Ner- vura. JOHN MULLANE,
 1s3 East 75th street, New York City.
 Dr. Greene of 35 West Fourteenth street, New York, it's discoverer, is the famous specialist in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases. The doctor has devoted special attention to the treat ment of all forms of chronic diseases through letter correspondence, and will give by mail his H. The perfection of this system renders 8 complet. cure almost assured, as his success in treatmen by correspondence is wonderful and unequalled
 N. B. eW- Send for symptom blank to fill out or write Dr. Greene about your case, and a care fully considered letter, fully explaining your dis ease and giving you a perfect understanding oi all it's symptoms, will be returned free of charge
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27

l have been great sufferer from ca tarrh for over ten years; had it very bad; could hardly breath. Some nights could not sleep and had to walk the floor. ] purchased Ely's Cream Balm and am us ing it freely; it is working cure surely. have advised several friends to use it, and with happy results in every case. It ii tho medicine above all others for catarrh and it is worth it's weight in gold. I thank God have found remedy I can use witt safety and that does all that is claimed fol it. It is curing my deafness.-B. w. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
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Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
At Parkerss PaDer NTiIl.

MT. F. s. France of Greenville, Conn.,, traveller for Joseph Parker, Sons 6s Go. I paper mill, which is located at WestvilIe.
 This firm is having placed in it's mill a new Harris Corliss engine of 250 horse power. A new steel high pressure boiler has recently been added to their machin- cry.
 About two tons of plotting paper is made at present during every day of twenty-fours at the mill. Blotting paper exclusively has been manufactured at the mill during the last fifteen years.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
 Studley.

Studley. William Hogan, theft from Lizzie D. Daley, discharged; same, theft from D. M. Schoenfeld, discharged; John Carr theft from D. M. Schoenfeld, $7 fine $5.42 costs; William Kennedy, begging, discharged; same, drunkenness, $20 fine $5. .42 costs; William Gibbs, drunkenness,
 discharged; same, begging, $20 fine, s5. .4S costs; Elizabeth Webb, breach of peace
 against Joel Webb, her husband, S10 fine $6.M costs; William Newman, breach o1 peace, judgment suspended. Court Notes. Charles Lonnitzer of Bridgeport who is
 charged with violation of the oleomargarine
 law, was given hearing before Commis
 sioner Wright Saturday, and the case con-
 tinued until Monday. Lonnitzer claims
 that he sold the goods unwittingly by hay.
 ing been deceived by the wholesale deal. CTS from whom he purchased them. The suit of Richard O'Connell against
 Patrick Murphy was tried before Judge Pickett in the civil side of the city court
 Saturday. O'Connell is painter, and claimed $700 for services rendered, and as an offset defendant claimed $500 because of delay and defect in work. The court found for plaintiff, giving $5S damages.
 In the civil side of the superior court
 this week Judge Prentice will preside. The
 suit of Heller, Hirsch & Go. against the
 Miles Fertilizer company will be tried if Juryman Bailey is sufficiently recovered from the grip to enable him to be present,
 and if not the following court cases will be
 listened to on the days named:
 wednesday-Bradley vs. Reynolds ct ux.; Van Deusen vs. Vsn Deuzen; Bishop vs. Selleck. Thursday-Donnelly, ex'r, vs. Christie ct als.; Phelps vs. Stevens. The case of Usher vs. Waddingham has been specially assigned for trial May 12. In the court of common pleas the follow l ing cases have been assigned: Monday-H. F. Hall vs London and Provincial Fire Insurance company.
 Tuesday-s. c. Northrop vs. Jason P. Thom son.
 wednesday-Joseph N. Clark vs. the city of New Haven.
 l Thursday-Peter Hammond vs. William H Gage, D.; Frederick Houshield vs Frederick A Betts ct al
 ! FridaY-Edward Rourke vs Daniel O,Rrjan
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gMtsCeua1leu11s.
BLAINE.
THE INTERNATIONAL CITY. GATEWAY OF ORGANIZATIONS WHERE COMMERC CE MOVES WITH
 TIDE AND RAIL.

Send to the undersigned for maps and pam phlets which will inform you about Blaine, Puget Sound and the new state of Washington. Blaine the future Metropolis. Population 1889, 75; 1sso works ten miles, twelve-foot sidewalks; six miles graded streets; has best land-locked har- bor on Puget Sound. Four greatest trans-conti- mental Railways. The Canadian Pacific and here. The Northern Pacific is only 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming as fast as men and money can build. Now is the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on the great rise in values.
 We are the largest owners. Lots range from $75 to 1,5oO. Lots five to ten blocks from water front, S75 and S10o: choice, $1oO to $25O. Terms, One-third down; balance, one year, in equal monthly payments You get exactly the same By remtting ten dollars by draft, registered letter or telegraph, we will select for you the best unsold lots.
 REFERENCES Every bank and business firm in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. E. O. Graves, President and Ex-Assistant U. S. Treasurer; L. H. Griffith Reality and Banking @. and Ex-Governor Eugene Semple, Seattle; First National Bank; Blaine National Bank and Chamber of Commerce. Blaine, Washington.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WEIL-TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs. fifty years by millions of mothers for their chil- dren while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for DiarrhRa. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty i've cents @ bottle. It's value is incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. @ mwf&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
United Ministers, DTeetfnv

The united meeting of the clergy will convene this morning at 1O:30 in Cente, church chapel to listen to the reading of q paper, the subject of ''An Old-Fashioned View of Sin and Penalty" by Rev. Darrai1 Lee, an English clergyman. The liberal view is to be stated by others who prom ise to be present and take part.
 All ministers and others who are speo. ially interested are requested to be pres- ent. {
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
AT DAVENPORT CHURCH.
Its seventeenth Anniversary to b.
 C0mmemOrated Next Sunday.

Rev. I. 0. Meserve, the pastor, preach ed to large congregation at Davenport church yesterday morning from the text II Corinthians, S,5: "And this they did, not as we hoped, but first gave their own selves to the Lord and unto us by the will of God" The sermon had special refer ence to the sentence: And first gave their own selves to the Lord.
 On next Sunday the church will observe it's seventeenth anniversary of it's occu- pancy of the Davenport church.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
Ran to saxfn Hack

The West Haven Horse Railroad conpa- ny ran their cars to Savin Rock yesterday for the first time this season. The cars were run at intervals of every half hour and were patronized by large numbers of people,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27

 brain get tired al mental exertion and you are irritable, cross and discouraged you are over the yawning volcano-In. sanity.
 These volcanos o1 disease are now qui. escent, but thei1 symptoms warn you
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27
VIII Dredge fer the Body

BRIDGEPORT, April 26.-A thorough dragging of the harbor is to be commenced Monday morning in an effort to recover the body of Captain D. s. Briggs, former commander of the schooner Hattie V. Kel- sey, who mysteriously disappeared March
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27

There is no month in the year so pleas ant for trip to Southern California as May. Kimberly, Root & Day will tel you all about the excursion to start May 4th
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-27

Wien Baby was sick, we gave hes castoEis.
 wAen she was . child, ,she cried for caseosia. When she became Miss, she clung to casecFia. W,sen she had Ohndrsa, shs gave tasn oaseseiA