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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Some Acts That the Denver Grand Jury Wi
Have Explained.

Have Explained.
The Denver grand jury has begun an invss-
tigation of the Barnaby poisoning. There are
several things that the Worrells viii be asked
to explain. The district attorney. in discuss
ing the matter, said:
The more / look into this case the more
strange appear to me the actions Of some per-
sons. / do not know what the motives are that
prompted such secrecy and such irregular
methods. but know they will cause us consid-
cradle work to get them Strengthened out. The
proceedings are very irregular. Mrs. Barnaby's
death was kept rigidly secret The physicians
knew, according to what has been said, that
she had undoubtedly swallowed poison, and
yet not one of them reported the case to this
Office. HAD the matter not been made public
through other channels we probably would
never have heard anything of it. The action
of the physicians IN holding an autopsy on the
body of person who had, to the best of their
belief. died of poison was certainly not right
In making the autopsy they did not carry it
out in such manner as win prove satisfactory,
no matter what comes of the case.
mo data of the symptoms before death we're
preserved. The stomach was not opened for
examination, nor were the portions saved at
all adequate. As the body was subsequently
embalmed fear il will be impossible for us to
take any steps to correct the errors. / intend
TO have a thorough investigation made into this
death and the subsequent actions, and place
every one who knows anything of the affair
under oath. The three principal witnesses are
absent from the city at present, but will see
that the grand jury does not adjourn until they
have appeared before them
The same secrecy in regard to Mrs. Barn.
Rbys death seems to have been maintained
around the Worrell house in other quarters
The people who live next door and who we're
on speaking terms with Mrs. Barnaby did not
know of her death until they read of it in the
morning papers Mr.. Stevens said that he had
no desire to direct any suspicion on the Wor-
rells, except SO far MS their own actions would
warrant it. Isn't it very strange, however,"
ho says, that Mr.. Worrell should have EN-.
ployed an attorney to advise him as soon as he
learned there was death in the family? He
left the city after being notified to remain. He
took all traces of evidence with him. and il is
noticeable fact that the Worren family knew
they would inherit some of the property, tine
tame as DR.. Graves. The Pinkertons are hard
at work upon the case but, according to SUI
perintendeht MeParlany, he has been unable to
make any important discoveries. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Yesterday afternoon the dental section of the
Medical Association was addressed by DIR.
Richard Grady Of Baltimore on Dental
Inirmary Patients, the Use and Abuse OF Dental
Charity" He called attention 70 The abuse Of
dental charity aud protested against the loose
ness with which dental colleges dispenss il
Opposition to charity abuse by infrmaries has
been organized in Baltimore by the Maryland
Dental Protective Association. He claimed that
the competition OF the dental inArmariss Il
asked: III q corporation Of deutists NAV
publicly advertise why should . private
practitioner be debarredF' He mggested a
possible remedies; First, operations among the
INDECENT only; second, stuaents not to opOsats
privileges to persons recommended by dentis6
or charity sOcieties-
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B'nai Birth in Session,

The annual convention Of District Grand
Lodge No. 7, I. o. B. b, completed its labora
yesterday in Mobile and adjourned to meet
next year in birmingham. Concentration Of
reserve fund was defeated by . vote Of Il to IA
optional endowment defeated by vote Of SO q
Is, and the whole question referred to q com.
mittee Of three to report next year. The com.
nlittee on Jewish persecution recommended
that tho Grand Lodge be ever ready to assist
pcrsccuted brethren BY influence and pecuniar,
aid, and should an emergency arise that would
require prompt action the district officers and
the general committee be empowered to act
The report Was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Visits Made to Tacoma and SeattIe-Rain
Attends the Party.

Visits Made to Tacoma and seattIe-Rain
Attends the Party.
The President and party entered the state of
Washington yesterday in driving rain storm,
which greatly interfered with the arrange
ments for his reception at various stations
along the road. At Tacoma the train was met
by the governor of the state, the mayor OF
Tacoma and a committee Of citizens. The line
OF march was handsomely and appropriately
decorated Addresses of welcome we're de-
hvered by Gov. Ferry and the mayor of the
city, to which President Harrison briefly re-
sponded.
The presidential party made the trip from
Tacoma to Seattle by boat, being welcomed
aboard the steamer, the City OF Seattle, at
Tacoma at IL am. Elliott bay was covered
with vessels and boats Of every description.
The reception by the Seattle committee aboard
the steamer was without formality, save few
remarks by Mayor White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
RUD DEN,
THE FURNITURE DEALER
spS-1m $50 md a02 It'll 1t. nv.
How Do You Bur,

How Do You Buy,
II you pay cash don't buy from credit houses; every
body must make it up. and those who PAY must bear
the burden. Amt that true!
IL You buy time you can't get cash prices. If you
give notes you pay an awful interest Compare our
Cotton TOP. Mattress. q. 25
4Opound All-har Mattress, %. 80.
W M,5sS.ny W Gcss sn a. and si.ss
All Steel Book Fold Woven Wire Springs. %. So
Sold elsewhere ~ 20 to %. 80.
S,toot Extension Table, square OF round, "a. 95.
Hair Cloth or Plush Walnut Frame Suitea, piecss
solid 0aS sidebosrd. s1s.so
Good Folding Bed, 1l0.
Fine Chidoner Bed. &25.
Solid Oak Suites. 1855.
Oak Suites to $75.
Cane Seat Chairs, SIC.
High Rark Double Cane seat Dinner. s1e5.
ooO yards Msttanss. in thirty i've patterns from
Best Cotton Chain and Damask Mating. 4se.
l00-piece Dinner Set. s7.9e
SCryetal TuMblers. lie.
Initial Junlblers, any letter. loo,
Spiece Toilet set, $i.sH
lO-piece English Set, g. D.
SOLID Brass Piano Lamp with patent thumb extern
burner "a. % Same lamp and trimmings In banquet
LAMPS, u. -. &c, sc.
We pay for putting this card here and we have no,
p%. hs1s to nissad or dsceys yon You viii ind
which is not satisfactory report it at and win
exchange 1t VI refund the money. Don't doubt till
Double STORES,
1910 and 1912 eth st. Nv. bet p and O.
Our only term: Cheap for cash. apiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Colored Machinlsta Shut Out.

The national convention of machinists, which
has been in session in Pittsburg for several
days, took its first important step this session
yesterday. The southern element was in power
and by vote Of 81 TO "a determined to exclude
negroes from the association. A resolution was
also introduced making May /. 1892, the date
for a strike for shorter hours. The resolution
was laid over temporarily. The association was
made international, Canada having requested
admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
National League.

The Olympic Jrs. would like to hear from all
clubs of good repute whose players are under
sixteen years OF age. Address an challenges 20
Steve Cassin, No. 1909 3oth street. The club
Frey. III; Frey. 81. Small, as; King, ri: Pot
ter, CT; Alien, If.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- A wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success - follows: u
always feel happy when I am advertising, for
then know that. waking or sleeping, have q
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes. and
who is certain to enter the households from
which, IL at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services Of snch an agent as this
shrewd merchant referred 70, advertise in The
EvESISo srAR. II 10 read BY everybody in
Warrington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
THE THROAT AND RAx.
Inc Interesting Section Of LaryngoloGy a,d
Otslsgy md Its MernberH

The membership Of the section Of larynsolo4y
and GEOLOGY comprises q number Of men who
have achieved regulations in these specialties. II
is said that those skilled in the treatment OF the
throat and ear find The richest pecuniary re-
wards OF any branch in the profession. How
ever that Is, the members of this section have
prosperous appearance. They are nearly all
young men and from this fact it may be in
ferred that the papers read and the disc ussions
at the meetings represent tho advanced steps
that have been taken in this branch of medical
science. The section has only been organized
three years. The president, DR.. Carl Seller Of
Philadelphia, was unable to come to this city
and the CHAIR OF Che presiding officer has been
very acceptabiy filed by DIR. {. W. Richard SON
Of this city. Among those who have read pa
pers are samuel Sexton Of New York. Allen de
vlbliss Of Toledo, A. G. Hobbs Of Atlanta, C.
h: Burnett OF Philadelphia, J. NJ. Ray Of Louis
vile and 3. ]. Radcliffe, G. W. Richardson and
]. II. Bryan Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

g. =, CIV, 7. 4 end Victor DelAmater wers
yesterday brought into court in Mssdville, Pa,
on warrant sworn out by James McHugh, who
deposited $3.50 with them on December /, 1890
four days before the failure. They waived .
hearing, and were admitted to bail in the sun
Of $500 each Otto Kohl, attorney for McHugh,
Is not satisfied with the amount Of bail, and
VIII snassver TO have il increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
W. ERE W.

Wrnr W.
PLEASED when we cloeed contract snd we're
appointed League railors 10 the Leasus OF
American whsslmsn, Well. We rather guess
50! We are jus. TICKLED TO DEATH over
II. Think Of it-I5o. 600 members in the United
States. And we CAN and WILL so treat every
order loft with us that every league man will be
also TICKLED TO DEATH to think we hsve
this contract.
Chosen from the IL largest houses in the
United States who competed VIGOROUSLY
for the PRIZE.
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO..
943 Psnna. ave-
Headquarters. IL to % Eliot IT.. Boston.
Incorporated capital. q. coo. 900.
Ap25-eoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

The dxty-nrst ballot in the Florida demo
cratic caucus last night for United States Sena-
tor resulted: Call. 30; Nays, 80; Bloxham, 2;
Long. !; blank, s. Tho 1xty-second vote ro-
suited exactly like the sixty -frst The caucus
adjourned st Ills. Tho situation shows no
material change. ps...s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

THIN on GRAY HAIR AND BALD HRADs, 10 dis.
pleasing TO many people a. marks OF age mar
be ayerted for long time BY using Halls Hair Re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

- az me top
OF all washing mediums, you
will ind Ptarline. When you
have found it you will never
let it go. In washing clothes
or cleaning house, you can
find nothing else that saves as
much work without doing the
slightest harm. Use ReaTllue.
and you can find no fault; if
you don't use Psa>llue, the
fault is your own.
BeNare Of iEaitatnns ga LANES pYIENY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
HE BIRDS Or Srn1se.
they could be weary Of their songs, would find IN
our great stock an almost infinite variety Of new
melodies. 40. 600 kinds Of our old music
are still called for, and the new are
more numerous than the old.

more numerous than the old
CANTATAs.-THE JOLLY FARMERS. Sargent [4O
cts. e. % Doll New. bright easy, and all Jolly
farmers and their friends will like it. HEROES OF
16lS1 or 80 doI Trowbridge. for 4th of July; and
NEW FLOWER QUEEN 100 cts, So 40 dog. Root
for flower time.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS like PRAISE IN SONG [4o cts.
or "a 70 dog. ]. Emerson SONG WORSHIP l35cts
or $3 w doz. J. Emerson and Sherwin; NEW SPIR-
IrUAL SONGS l3o cts, or s. 90 doz l. Tenny
Hoffman.
CHOlRs constantly send for our Octave MUSES., 900
numbers Of Anthems. Sacred Selections, etc., to
cts. each. Send for lists
okGAN1sTs furnished with Voluntary and other
music and lplayers Violins. Guitars Maudolins
Ban.os and all other instruments supplied with ap-
propriate music. Send for lists and Information
EMERSON'S VOCAL METHOD for ALTO BARI
TONE and BASS VOICES ia. sol is . new md su
perior method.
Any book maaedJor retail price
OLIVER DITsoN COMPANY, BOSTON
J. L. DITsON CO.,
1923 CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
d11-eoom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
OrEs ALI NreHr.

For the accommodation VI our customers and the
public We will keep our store open all night in charge
OF registered Pharmacists.
F. g. WILLIAMS SEQ; DRUGGISTS.
Cor. 9th and SITS. NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced In
proportion to other goods. We only the purext
drugs and chemicals ifoia the renauie nlausc-
turers We choertuy invite a carStul inspection Of
this Department by phYsicianS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
NJ. S. CAH11L & Co.'S
ALMA POLISH
lsthe Best Drs.sns in the WORLD for
Ladies' Fine shoss
Sold by All Shoe Dealers ap4-eo.m

SpR1xs HAra
DUNLAP's NEW FORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats In Cinnamon, Nanias Russet
and Gold Brown color. round and square
crown. Glazed Tarpsuiin Sailor Hats. new
shape. boys Derbies 1t u. % and upward
Genuine Aaekinaw STRAW Kass. made BY DUNLAP 4
co. OF NEW YORK. at 81. 80 each and upward. The
best Hat In the market for ths price.
Wide Brim Straw Sailors for Ladies.
wuLETT RUoFr
ap6 SOo tsnnsylyauin ave ~.
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S 10 bsiSsss rs ss.s osn nnan1 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

" lohhA III En- QUA I'D.
E,ok FohI lskss MONROE. NORfOIh, KICh-
- pnond, Va, or any point south take the new NAM
moth steel proEellers Ns-hiBs1on ana NorfoIi 4 n,
IN. daily from loot of sth ct.
Iay.-im JOIN CALLAHAN. GEM supt.
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
- Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Fsr~ Al "a.
Round trip e. -. Steamer TIN ct wharf -.
minus Of cable cars. Tuesday. THURSDAY and snndsy
, pm, Lighted with electriciry and rsfurnlsAsd
throughout Through tickets % Boston, inc Iuding
nteAis and stste roes. slo. IS. and New York. ss.
my4 ALFRED NOOp a IA
\ ARiLANp AND VIRGINIA sTEAhboAr
N COMPANY: -sissmer Sue. Sspts ". G. eeosheg4n.
esws every sunday At pm for Baltimore and fver
i.nailss Steamer John h. Iyssrt, Ce,a- John A.
\ leaves every MONDAY and thursday Al
?. M Tor river landtngs. Thursdays tnp u1l b "a
sllaeu 70 BALTIMORE All freight must h. prepasu.
fSr P1ssase and frsiKht Apply 20 sTEPnEtsoS D
sEt: sih s. wharf. or cor. Pa. sve. and lxtk %.
< -EANER ''wAKEFTEID"
- Iss,es Sth s.. wlsn On MONDAYS, fHpRspAu
tna nALl hpAfs 81 q AN. Returning TUkkDAI.
FRIDAY and 81 NDAy eve1ines.
tor >onim crsek, w., ana ii Clements Bay. -.
tGlcsiil.z al IN exlsssii.ts lnlldluxn
c. " krpLxY,
ys General Man,riR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

X RAkAUkR PIANOS DO NOT NEED ANY bonn
N bastic phrsseoioey in advertising. They prove
lor Themselves remarkable tone and durabi;ity.
IeInPis Of Nusc,G ID. KUHN. Established here lh. "a
mhz.b-.Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
l SAANs NM fonk, eusrxsrows AND
LfvEkfOoL
FROM NEW YoKK EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Teas To~s
CITY Of Paris :,oO City % New Yorh 800
City q berlin. D. Ssl CITY q ch,onsso - ~
City Of Chester. --..4s 40 City Of kichnsoDd a 40
for rates q passage and other insorns apply y
PETkk MIGHT SONS. Gen. Arvnp
kswlnx trc<n, New York
oyto @. w. Moss. VI p ave-.
II Beieian Roysi and United States Man ssssmssA-
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
AxTWEKr. AxfWrHP.
0ne cf The shorisrs nousess0
PARIS AND LONDON.
Belgium. Holland. Erssee. sxltzsrlsnd ths 49,
and Italy.
First cabin, second catsn. r<ecraes % low yutes
fof fstss 90 yss.ss z, csss ,aiorp.atlon sgply %
ms Green. Nee ierk. or 10 o. ". ht'ss tsl IA ave-.
Washington nh7-eo1ms
= HokJ hUtlyT 10 LONDON
= SokD1Eu TscHEk LLOYD o q Ga
fssf ExQrss< stsslasr..
TO scufhsnpton uondon. avrel. nrsmen-
d.hnl rses . Ma, s 3 q B " B. nns, ti -: 20
u 10 = y. Eissr. sat-. M M soos. lave. 49,.
s.n NJ n So. s.s.a. .ue-.-.s ssss. ,ux~,,..
sslo,n epretnfr~ats frs~ss La eakin elm an ~
ward befh. scsorllnx 70 secsliols II c<IsH. 80 s1d
Bkoof. sss fsss. svs. = W. - ~S -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

CASE Ok CnEnrr
READ THESE PRICES
rc,sr o.s An.,or.-sn.sed Bed Rs0m Suites. spiscss
ia,s1T cash. or sis on credit.
:-tiece farior Suites. solid walnut frames. upbo,
plum bess nA,scio Tor 40 cast, OF CIV on
credit
Good wovfy.w1Re BED SPRINGS Tor e.. Is
cash or e.. so on credI.
BRUSSELS CARPET. ooc. cash or 49, on credit.
Good INGRAM CARPET. a5c. cash or loc. on credit,
h.ww andaay al, CARPETS frss OF Gust aud dou's
tlsrre for the waste in matching hsure.
Cur terms are tie easest Of any house in the city;
sniy email rsymen, time purchase and the bal
.rrein EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No notes required and q per cent discount allowed
al accounts ssltisd u thirty Gays.
GRO0Ax'j
caE DlT aous.
sllon 73S A,,d IA 9TH - q. y
$50.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL
EohTUNE TELLING by HAND READING. THE
iefs three dderent Ways. viii rsain a'i few dss:
1n,y: te!s past iresen aid future in person or ~
on Wife the vii ter n III:
Rn or Dsss II SO or ha: me
advice adv e, AMI luS IN Sa.ns for good lgsk in love.
have @ medal oi IN sas
sna sandss '' A'ssi i,si Y Ss Z oily
mh,.s 'ri'r boom p S.'i4I., a mssr a iss
M sic. FRANCIS. CARD AND TRANCE MEDIuI.
ar- Ing Essn from sradie to grave open SUNDAY IS
M AE. RAPHAI. THE CELEBnATED CLAIR
AVA veysnt and sstroog1t the seventh danenesr barn
sna Ssl d hss n % ms fs 10
l)kOF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
this Hss prSpSs IN
sight. Reveals hitiden mysteries, recoyssn ioG o.
:s'sh 9ss now:
and n ss s saw. ns ss s.
coming the risht piscs At once ~ hs sncesds wkss
Sss. ass he ds Al
sa 1ss.A'Ei s.d.nss s ss.,: .sS
idsh "a aw. Ahs8sOs"
JAMES COPELAND -
The celsbsassd trance medium, Who has net vith ssca
fs.a.rs.hs sucsess rsyeanx tss ysss and dynAnx sh
Affairs OF life. business srkness pendtaT psnaDD
claims, or any other MANS of lite. Eosszs, an.
pm. Fee, 81 and &2. as llth 81. n. ". ap2521
sE42ka ILLS TIL sss "a -, q
tlomen 10 cunfa each. Hour: o.. m. 70 pm. 20
g. IVA. las sna Moth CAPITOL sts.n-W. sgal4w
DE. pRKAnKR, THE oNLY WONDEE1OT
wi gifted Ingsh and German astroloeer in the city,
Tells all events OF lie. Once hours. 70 q D. ~
No. llth So =. oSsa Dundsgs Zoe. n. % san }. NJ.
spl6-lms
4 f.. wALxER Soma 2oG 10TH "a, x.w,--vRu
e. asick. Gay and mi f1ns Gntng ~ 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Ifyou aent want furnituse now you will some day
and this offer viii never occur again. 20 buy now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
HEsAPkAkK AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule u ofe..t Arril 1 Ispn
~ - Leave mon Depot. dth and d streets
lOals am. for Newport News. Old Point Comfort "A
NOrioif daily. Arrive Of Old Point Al etDp nj
and Norfolk At 6.5 pm.
pnl, Chs nEat Express daily for stations In vir-
einiat West Virginia. kentucky aud Cincinnati
Nesubue sleet'ers and entire train run throas d
without change 90 Cincinnati, arriving NJ 70 M
II 10 = ~. y. r. v. Nesfibule Limited daily SOLID
Trains, with dining cars, run through withoul
chance 70 Cincinnati AeStitalle rle-ls.r for Tex-
inztog. Lou ss1le. and through SLEEPER 10 RICE
sen,-ers at D. M
ofsce. 5i3 Peiansylvsnis avenue
api t,en@r.i p.~seneeT -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

. Don't mistake the place--THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple, 9th and SITS
nhl7eC3m L. 5. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Froprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
' ASHiNSToS soUIHERN nNLwAr

Tor Aefandria, 20. I'D. a. 40 p.fa 40 a
On So, % 10 SS as md IL x z,@ $50 - -
So 50 go IO.A suh. o. 2AI VslA
sOs anu 1895 pm.
Accommodation Coz ousnsaco Is m ana exprs-.
r or E,i q ~, Ssek DAY. - M, Sunday.
oAliy. Accommodates ~. 5 i. m. weei dasp
1IA.ns leays Astandris for Washington ofS. 7oA
3Oo BOO. ! i5a 5'4a o:la : n. y 10. no 90 ana
~ "a =, m On sunday az Gao 10 "a a. Il ana
pm. "
act. and information AZ the ofbcs northes-s Nv
lei OF l3th street and f~nsyiNsns aeenn~ ard stt
stailon Where ord--s 'an 10 an ior the checking a.
bagea4e IL destination IRON loteis and r.-id,r.es
CAAs- h fL1H. n MOI,Il
General Manager. imyel GENERAL fassenssr Ix-u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
GEO. JACKSON.

DR. Q. II. JORDAN.
No. COS l3sh ssxsst northwest
spssiAlty-DissAsss Of the Nose. Throat. Lungs ana
Ear
onses hsus-s 70 II A. 2nAp pm to sp. m
sandAyssto u N my2-sst. sn,sh
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lr NEARLY SET HIx CHAzy.

oso. Jackson keeps grocery store at 7O6 South Ann
r., Baltimore. He u sixty years old and il
vel known the ses<hborhood in which he rvsides
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-03
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

MIS-. michael Curtain Plainseld III. makes
the statement that she caught cold, which
settled on her lungs; she was treated for a
month by her family physician, but grew
worse He told her she was q hopeless vic
tim OF Consumption and that no medicine
.ould cure her Her druggist sdggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her DELI ht found her
self benefited from first dose. She continued
its use and taking ten bottles, found herself
soand and we'll and now does her own
Homework and is as wen us she ever vast
Free trial bottles Of this Great Discovery al
Beardslsy'e Drug Store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-03
nRAMAIICAL.

The Eagle River Dramatic Club
/ will appear before the public at the
/ Village Hall in the thrilling and pop
ular drama in two acts by Geo. NJ
Baker entitled "Above the Clouds
Saturday evening Sept. 9th This
lis one of Bakers best dramas
adapted especially for amateurs
and no pains has been spared by the
ma nagers OF the club to make it a
success in every way. The fattering
success of their first appearance in
Among the Breakers" last Deem
! her serves to increase their efforts be.
fore the footEigh S. The following is
the caste of characters.
Phillip Ringold, "Crazy Phil. "a Noun
tain Hermit.........A. G. Richison
Alfred Thorpe, city nabob. Geo IT,.
Darling.
Amos GAYLORD q country gentleman
N, A. Garrison.
Howard Gaylord, his son.......-."A.A.
Carson.
Titus Turtle q gourmand ...........Jos,
Nimicheck
Curtis Chapman, Chips in thorough
Geo. e. Bogrand.
Nat Naylor ,Ihorpe's protegc.....Fre
G.. Swift.
Grace Ingalls,, a young artist. Mrs.
Lenore Gray.
Hester Thorn. Gaylord's housekeep-
er........... Miss Martha Drost
Susy Gaylord, Gaylord's daughter
Miss Hattie Dewar.
Lucretia Gerrish, $50 romantic" Mrs.
A. G.. Richison;
Don't forget the date: Saturday
evening Sept5th. Admission 10, 25and
35 cts. Seats on sale at A. G. Richison's
news stand. Come early and avoid
the rush. Doors open at seven. Cur
tain rises at eight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-03

yisors of the county OF Oneida.
Gentlemen:-I viii give for the fol-
lowing numbers of county lands, as
follows: The En- of the SEH OF Sec u,
Town Il North, Range East, $50 90
and for the NEH of the NIs1( of the N f11Il
of same sec tion, town and range 81 00
Respectfully Yours,
Il j GLENDENNING.
On motion proposition of e. j.
| GlendeHning was accepted.
On motion board adjourned to
| Oct. 14th, 1891, at O'Clock p. m.
E. r. BRF.NNAE, County Clerk.