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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-31
Walt whitm1n I.ald q 4

CAMDEN. N. j.. Mafah ~ ri
Walt Whitman, - poet wcpe
afternoon at HarI6gh cemetery.
sive funeral serrces, attended
throng, including many " 81 \ d
circles. The cask4 vas Of plnis..
almost hidden taoeath fioral n
mans numerous s1mirers fled -
a constant strom, al Il
in his home, 1br ov two
morning. No services ne1
the house, ,and thsmournl nxocr1
silence 10 the cemeter y Mere
sympathetic spestatoau "a 1he|
Several thoussa1 poop ny
tomb and when IT, eod1 - ~
bier Francis Howard va uns. =
read extracts from Whit nn,s = ,
Thomas II. Harmed, the ~ 4 loI
spoke for the city IA VIZ
lived 80 many ye6 Dr
poets biographes, Id wa III
after which Colonel Robert
delivered an :mpro1sIv ana ed
Grafton. Among TIE crnf o6
wreath of ivy and vfol from :
Aldrich and hendsoc wressh ?
man fraternity ol afou n
cabled those in chaxeoh The nod
for them. David Tl1I Inxki. of 4
a floral emblem beaxin he latin
Similar rcmembran1 were =
many others.
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wAsHIsSToS Cf:Y. March 3.-lSpeeiAl J.
Senator Allen said today that he hEd in lorna
tion which led him to believe that the senate
committee on commerce woaid report favor
ably tomorrow g bill providing for a. sppro-
prisiion OF 10000 for the improvement OF the
Lake Washington canal II such report is
made tomorrow the senHtor believes that il will
BE- taken up a. q very early day, and that i, will
pzxs without any serious friction
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Victoria News.

VICTORIA, b C., March So-Hon. D. W. Hig.
gins, one of the salmon commissioners, has sent
q minority report TO Ottawa. Particulars OF the
report will not be known until reported to the
house of commons.
The services of City Surveyor L,ech terminate
tomorrow pending the appointment of his sue
cessor.
Police Magistrate Belyea steps out tomorrow.
and there will probably be no appointment un-
til the business now before the legislature is
d0f
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Clerk. for Washington Land ONCE.

NAsHIS6E CRY, March a1.-tspecial J.
Senator Alien during the last two or three DAYS
has os-n huktliag for the benefit Of his con-
stituents at the various departments. Al the
general land ofics he has succeeded in securing
an additional clerk for the land Office at Aa.is
walis, beginning April l of this ". ?, at s. a-y
OF s75 per month He also secured the allow
ancs OF a clerk for the new land office AZ North
Yakima al 8 salary OF So per month.
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Olympia News.

OLYMPIA, March 3l-tspeciaL Application
for a rehearing was filed in the supreme court
today by the plaintiff in the King county case
of Herman Chaplin VS.. d. NJ. Bokee and J. IL.
McGrsw, recently affirmed.
Olympia Typographical onion this evening
elected C. A. Maskrey delegate 10 the Interna-
tIonsl union and George Blankenship alternate
Charles K. Carroll was elected 10 the sub-dis-
trict union to meet at Whatcom.
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sho. by a Mount Vernon Policeman.

MOUNT VERNON. March s0-Ispecial l-Con
siderable excitement was created on the streets
about O'clock last night by a policeman shoot
ing John Abbott, half-breed Indian. Abbott
lives near Fir and is considered desperate
character. He was raising disturbance on the
street When policeman went to arrest him
he started to run and was shot twice one sho,
taking effect in the leg, the other in the side
DIR. Conlin dressed the wounds and pronounced
them not fatal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-31
Mr.. Springer's Plans.

wAsHIS6roS CITY. March Sa-.speciaL III is
learned from an authentic source tonight that
Chairman Springer. of the ways and means com
mlt;ee, viii be able 70 appear on the floor of the
House mex; Monday and that he has the idea OF
calling the previous question on his bill provid-
ing for free wool and free wooden goods. After
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Judp. Gilbert svo-,r,

PORTLAND, March 33.-Uniied states District
Judge Deady today administered the cath of
Office TO W. Il. Gilbert. recently appointed Judge
OF the circuit court Of appeals oi the Ninth
Judicial circuit Judges Deedy and Gilbert
leave tomorrow evening for san Francisco to
attend a sess.on Of the court OF appeals
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VICTORIA, B. C., March So.-The damage done
to the sesler Triumph, which was struck at sea
By lightning, is serious. The foreTuast is so
badly burned as to render ii useless. The fore
part was completely destroyed. Other portions
OF the vessel were damaged There Will be a
survey tomorrow 20 ascertain the full extent
OF the damage.
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Cold sn.p XIII. th. crieke,,.

WESATcHEE, March 3o-tspeclai. }-Consis!er-
able rain fell in this section Of country from
Thursday until sunday morning, forming snow
in the mountains and foothills. The rain and a
freeze is believed 10 have killed the cric.ets
tha: had lately hs.chei. The irri. buds were
no, advanced enough TO be Injured
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Chairman Springer gets matters in such shape
that he considers them safe he will go to Old
Point Comfort for several days in order to re-
cuperate from his recent severe illness.
Hopkins of Illinois has been appointed to
the committee on ways and means, vice Nc
kenna, resigned.
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SOUTH BEND, March 3o.--[speciAi l--R T.
lewis. the man who broke jail in Montesano on
Sunday and nearly killed the iailer, is a notori-
Gus character, formerly OF this city. He then
conducted a low dance house built on a seow,
and was finally run ont Of town. lie was also
associated with another hard character namsd
Gardner in claim jumping
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Two Men prowned a. willam.ttn ra1l..

OREGON Cry. Or, March 3O.-Thonas seoI-
lard and Frank Perkins were washed over VIII
lsne,te falls today while attempting 10 fix
boom, and were both drowned Their bodies
have not been recovered.
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Democratic q - $50

wAsHiSGros CD March %.
of the Democratic Gngrcsssonal Z.
mittec this evenint Hon. John e.
Wisconsin, was ected chairm&
Gardener, of the zfrict of Coz
tary, and J. T. Moo OF the Dist
bia. treasurer. An(ng the meml 4
fornia, Thomas Geary; Idal>
stTaughn; 'Monta@, William Di31
George W. Cassidy Washington, .
lace; Wyoming. Jahes 9. Baird; ~
Gus A. Smith; Utxk John 7. Cain,
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wAsHIxaros CRY. Math sa.--ESpsqi4.
rumor is revived today - IresIdcn<
has fully mado up his mtl1 not 70 be4 4f41
for renomination II therois the leeak q
opposition to his candld4y. Noelcs9< ~ =!
or three Republican senaprs infoEt1e4
IsTELLIGEScEa correspo&dent tcaax <ar& e. r
had received authentic pformatton &o1@
White House to this cf>ct The me- @15
claimed 10 have given3ous thiAxu41
is said 10 stand veg close -
dent Harrison and isono OF hie
est political supporters No oDe*
able. however. 70 Civ, any rofscb ~
president should take thspos.tion unx(
a little bit restive under ~ criticfsut@
been passed upon bis sdnir istrat5
eial acts during the past ysar. Tto
this story hns soma formation Is NE<
by several papers today, but not
could DO secured st the White liz
truth or falsity. The geoefkt Opt
is that Mr. Harrisan wiiIp0t decl
ination comes to hiln rf1 vefy
his part.
LOUISVILLE. Mash sa-Tho e<a(
convention todsyndoped = plat
indorsng the Mekinis1 Law, II
the Republican adminisffasion, q
ing that the delQatos selsctod -
tioa vote for HarddQn~ 1e-Iiou1H il Il
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COLUMBUS, o.. Nrh 4.-The
day enacted into a1AW the bill rel
state for congresfpnal purposes
Democrats six dinzscfs and the
fifteen, just revssnng the prcse
ment.
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Monday April s. ct 10 a. n, the Hill tract sd-
dirion viii be placed on the market By Ben z.
slipss, o.5 Bailey building.
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An Ancient 81 ~ ~,

PHGsIx, Ar.z-, Nh soce|
quez. a Mexican v>kn, loS ~
Tucson last night Sonue ~
maid OF honor at ~ Ierican N
under Spanish domin ion ~
taehed to the housol q OF -
milan, and after th6 kmour rsnd
lowed tho fortunss a Ernn~roy 4,
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wATEErows. 9. % x.,ch a !.
man Charles C. wfI1krs. rsrl1,5
Office here. died ton6 III resr2
eonsin district In e. ~ - -,
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Ths Ee nsear,l'

CIScrsSATi. Mas d. rhe 5 sia
Ohio spiral spring sinpenv ana 4 s,I
burned this Iaornin lo41 go
BosTos. March irrf,s 49, I
aged s3a,OoO by 81 ariv IN. Nh Z
guests became psuft .frlcken ena1s.
the windows. Seve{l were ss-,oX
or two probably fatdLy. hu-t
MosTkEAL, Mare8 10 -us..,r
room for feed aud ~ war bnr-eE 4
Loss' 5000. rhesuasshman az ii
we're rescued in "a unca.scfox
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Se ARIZONA ~ tfnk.
FHoESrE, Ariz,, Nsreh se-i Il anskie a.
eident occurred nnar Palornas. sfea. Il
Mormon family oiisalurday. Sd Ssssr
riding behind srpther wsren 4 An va
gun IN the front rsse& ,rss ac4 lntzi. +
shsIsGa. ,Ss6 ~. 'hs .on,o e', !. Hs xon3 - sr
baby's head, and a M M Ra a.
daughter OF Mr. x11ng Ila b. kA osss
wounded .ather aa1 soi1 ana Flh ts.ai av
s,an.ly, but suiy &lskkklv We laalr
American cattle c>pnef Zee a ID nes. q
PHGsix' Ariz.s March % "A = ss,ss to n,
R'ppbt'eal from Hoga'ss scyx. STEEL NJ = =,
considerably wotk41 up o7es tkes6 isr -
Mexican soyeFn5zs',t t<ass eli cass IL ras<6S
kexicsu saii ausfr1ll lrsr ncsolG .rS...'. !.
,ois .oIs - sa,s. y =. - / = u d
iea i'S,s ..s:s.ss. :ssss:s s:s.s: sss'''. :
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-28
Very respectfully,
q w .Nstr.s.r -


State Auditor, Of North Carolina.
We are endorsed BY thousands Of
our best known people, and are an.
thorized III saying that Germeteur
will permanently cure Ri umatism,
Neuralgia, Indigestion, Bowel AID
Liver Troubles, Female Diseases,
CatarFh, Asthma, Bladder and Kid.
ney Diseases, Skin diseases. such a.
Serofula, Ez .cma. etc., Paralysis
Epilepsy, Erysipelas, Insomnia,
and General Debility.
6ermetueF eleanses and puriiie.
the blood, inyigorates the stomach,
tones up the general system, aud
thus bring health and happiness. Il
is not a nausaous COMPOUND, bat i
as pleasant to take as a glass OF ies
lemonade.
We nave q handsome book
printed on tinted glazed paper, con-
tanning the photographs aud testi.
monials of some our best people.
Write for one, which will be glad.
~ furnished.
You will lind Kings Royal Ger.
maluer for sale by III Druggists.
Price one dollar per bottle.
KfEG's ROYAL GERMETuER Co.
Atlanta, Ga.
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North Carolina Sends
GREETINGS TO GEORGIA
What One of Her Most Prnmin-
cnt Citizens Writes About
One Of Gt orgia's Great
tkanptiitaS

Remedies.
To THE PUBLIC; After several
months use of Kings ROYAL Germe-
tuer, | must pronounce it in many
respects the most marvellous madi-
cine | have ever seen or known for
the multitude of its remedial virtues.
First, drawing upon experience,
/ know that it will cure catarrh. |
succeeded the Rev. DR.. Hawthorne
as the pastor OF Baltimore church
JUS twenty-one years ago. Remo-
val to a colder and more changeable
climate with want Of care in pro-
tecting myself, brought on an at
tack of catarrh which has contin-
ued with me ever sinceuntll | com
menced taking Royal Gernetaer
some months ago. from the use Of
which | am now quite entirely we'll
2. 1t is, as claimed, really a posi-
tive cure for stomach troubles, such
as Indigestion, dyspepsia, sick head
ache, etc. This / know from ex-
perience.
3. lha7e never found better
nerve tonic and general invigora-
tor. 1t gives heathful and refresh
ing sheep and as a cure for insomnia
ought By all means to take the
place OF the bromides, chloral and
other deleterious it not dangerous
drugs. II is line tonic for public
speakers taken both before and af-
tor speaking, as know from ex-
peFience, aud no other tonic or
stimulaGt ) needed in rallying
from the ex custom Of public and
especially outdoor speaking. In
fine ! used 10 smile at the fnthasi-
astic testimonials nf ny iesOnal
Friends, Rev. Drs. HaW tuosne and
Henson, concerning Royal Gerae-
tuer, but having used dozen bot
ties of it and been made well nigh
''every whit WHOLE" | can but al.
opt the language Of the queen of
Sheba aud say: "fhe half has new
or been told"
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Guaranteed Cure.

We ant orze our advertised
druggist u sell d.. Kings New Dis
covrty for sumption, Coughs
.aaa Colds iualt fiis condition. II
van are aiicted with Cough
oil " any ianp, Throat OF Chest
trouble. aud wiEl lse this remedy as
directed, ewing TIA far trial, and
TX lffieate 40 ieatlit, you may re.
trrA Tic b0ssle ana nave your mon.
N refunded. W. uq,ld not make
this eiief G.9 - rot know tha Dir
AM4's Mn Ds,uatrY could be re-
!ie,i ng. Il EeY llsalpnnts. Trial
bottles free Al Il. BLAcKNALL &
SON Dfnesiore. Laige size SOC.
8ad $1,000.
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rheumatism cared 10 q Day
"Mystic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically
cures in to 3 days. Its action
upon the system IL remarkable
and mysterious. IL removes at
once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. as
cents. Sold by N. N. johnson
& Go. Druggist, Durham.
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A RAE CHANGE;

One of the Best Stores in the
l}fine tobacco belt can be
rented, cash trade established.
Apply to H., care RECORDER,
Durham, n q. aug.24.
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DURHAM RECORDER
Il. C. HACKNEY, Editor. Pro.
z. B. VANCE'S LETTER

WEDNESDAY, Sept. IS, 1892.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Officers Elected and to Be Elected

Eight deputies will be elected to-day TO
the General Convention to be held in Rail
timore in October The. nominees are Rev
A. w Ryan, Ph. ID. of Warren; Rev. George
Hodges, Pittsburg; Rev. Morrison Byilesby,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09

Pittsburg; Rev. John Huske, Erie; Rev.
Rodgers Israel, Meadville; Rev. Robert w.
Grange, Pittsburg; Messrs. Hill Burgwln,
Hon. J. c. Burlington, j. w. Reynolds, II.
L. Foster, William Metcalf Rueben Miller
and William Il. Blair.
The following officers were elected: II.
J. Lynch, Treasurer of the Convention;
Rev. L. Mcclure. Registrar of the Diocese;
Charles X. Chamberlain, Treasurer of the
Episcopal Fund; H. L. Foster, Treasurer OF
the Board of Missions
Nominations were made for the Trustees
of the diocese and Finance Committee, cleo
tions to take place to-day, as follows:
Trustees (eight to elect)-James Bredin,
Wilson Miller GEORGE c. Burgwin, L. NJ
Plummer, Charles l. Wade, John b. jackson,
J. Bakewell Phillips, John P. Henderson, D.
w. Reynolds, S. c. McCandless, George
Tavlor
Finance Committee -four to electl-James
W. Brown, William Mullins, j. B. jackson,
III. j. Lynch and c. X. Chamberlain.
The convention will convene this morn
ing at $50 o'clock, and elections will take
place at 10 o'clock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
HORNE &WARD
41 Fifth Avenue. .
He LAUGHS AT MOTHS.

moth and fire. The cost is trihing.
Next seasons fur styles will be
shown at our store Thursday. Your
sacque may perhaps be altered to
suit the fall fashion. 1t will save a
good many dollars to think of these
alterations now. And there will be
no charge for storage or insurance
during the summer.
The "Tyrolean" hat (Knox's) is
the prettiest ladies' hat this season.
You can see it at our store. -
Bring your old parasol and look at
our brilliant new patterns in recover
ing silks to match costumes.
Bring the children, too. We have
a summer hat for them at 50 cents.
Other days We sell it for one dollar.
PAULSON BROS, AL WOOD ST.
je2-rh
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09

Three full hours of the afternoon session
were consumed in considering a deficit in
the fund for the Board of Missions, and how
the convention could raise 81, 800 which the
Treasurer, Mr.. H. L. Foster, had advanced
the Board during the year. 1t seemed like
q Crievous problem and was not vet solved
when the convention adjourned at 5:45
Shortly after the opening of the session,
the report Of the Secretary of the Mission
Board was read. 1t showed that about 81
new churches had been established during
the year, and all are in a fourishing condi-
ton. There had been some difficulty ex-
perienced in the matter of quarterly assess
ments, and the Secretary recommended that
the churches be required to forward their
money at the first OF July, October, January
and April OF each wear. The report of the
Treasurer, II. l. Foster, showed that the
receipts from parishes and missions ap-
plicable TO the sum Of Sc, 500 as appro-
priated BY the convention last wear for
mission work, was but S4 $50 IS, while the
amount used was Sc, 426 80, leaving the
hoard indebted to Mr.. Foster for 81, 549 AZ
A personal collection was taken up and
500 was raised. Here il stopped and
after some debate it was decided TO appoint
a snecial committee to raise a substitution
10 reimburse Mr.. Foster.
Officers Elected and to Be Elected
Eight deputies will be elected to-day TO
the General Convention to be held in Ral-
+imore in October The. nominees are Rev
. NY D,o, Dk m of Warren. Pow C,...-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
MARRIED.

BISSELLBUSH-On Tuesday, June Z,
1892, at All Saints Church, Niagara Falls,
Ontario, by the Rev. Canon Burr, ANNIE
NORRIS, daughter of the late John T. Bush,
to DAVID S. DIssELL
BROWN-WEHN-On June !, 1899, by Rev.
Charles Edward Locke, Mr.. CYRUS E. BROWN,
of Homestead, Pa, and Miss JESSIE VEIN.
of Johnstown. Pa.
Philadelphia and Johnstown papers please
copy.1
OWENS-HOYLE-On June Z, 1892, by Rev.
Samuel H. Moore Mr. L. Todd Owens. OF
Apollo, Pa, and Miss Kate B. Hoyle of Pitts.
burg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Young TheoIogians Ordaino cd.

An ordination service will be held in
Christ Lutheran Church, Sheridan avenue,
East End, this evening. when three young
men. graduates of the Theological Seminary
at Philadelphia, will be consecrated to the
work of the gospel ministry. Rev. j. c:
Kunzman, of Grace Church, Southside, will
preach the sermon. Rev. James @. Waters,
President of the Pittsburg Synod, will con-
duct the ordination service, assisted by Rev.
j. L. Smith, the pastor, and number OF
pastors from this city and vicinity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Greatly Admired.

The l5ocO people who visited Kensington
on Monday were loud in their praises of the
beauty and loca tion of the new CITY. Many
took advantage of the opportunity and made
purchases of lots Sales are going on daily.
An immediate investment means that the
amount will soon double. Go and see Ken
sineton Tickets furnished free at office, No.
79 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Natural Gas Cut Glass,

Everything made for the
Sideboard,
Buffet
Table
We have the clearest and most limpid
glass made. We are the sole agents for
HARDY & HAYES.
jewelers.,
529 Smithfield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Challi Bargains

100 pieces fast colored challis at &c per
yard.
80 pieces new style challis at Sc per yard.
so pieces yard wide challis at 10c per yard
Three special bargains for this week at Ii.
j. Lynch's, 43S and 40 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Safe and Increasiny.

The reason S1l0, 900 worth of lots were sold
at Kensington on Monday is that visitors
saw at a glance that the property had the
money value asked for it, and the large
number o. works located would double its
present value very soon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09

rs doz mems ex quality n hose, tan and
slate shades; also, 80 doz. natural sanitary n
hose.
A. G. CAMPBELL & SONS, % Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
SUMNER STAMPING.

For the benefit of customers who are pre-
pairing to go to the country we wish to state
that during the MONTH OF JUNE we will
do all STAMPING FOR EMBROIDERY AT
HALF REGULAR PRICE. A beautiful line
Of patterns in newest designs.
We have a full line of Embroidering
Linens in 16, Is, 20. %. 24,'27 and So inches:
Bargarran Cloth u inches wide; also all the
most desirable shades in Embroidery Silks
Flo Floss. Roman Floss. Twisted Silk,
Ecclesiastical Silk and Etching Silk.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Shade for PorcheS

The viena blind is the best for this pur-
pose-ask to see it in our upholstery depart
ment Jos. HORNE Col
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday.

SMALL in size, great in results; De Wits
Little Early Risers. Best pill for constipation
best for sick headache and sour stomach.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09

RoAcHEs bedbugs. etc, grow fat on insect
powders, pastes, etc, but they never get
away from Bugine. 25 cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-09

A SMALL adlet under wanted boarders or
rooms to let in the cent-a- word advertising
columns seldom fails to bring results. Try IT..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-11
RNBAIO'tRUA
o. COMERClAMTE.

ErgfURlA DEL OOMEBUIO As'
6as Lao sssiones, dssas los tlsnpos Kas 70
retoa sgssa uussros dis por Gr. Sshsrs'
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slass 10 este idiona esi sblaslls On sl Ate
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p1nsas ~ In nisR& aso siHsisR.
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On IA Isar fsHSs dsI Esnss4R
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LIBaDS aimrlifcsss 2 sr Ia aplisas or d
40 regla ilisGb'e para assrsar al sSsdcE
' sl strsezol, aaoGpsesan De aS.aa'oaos
tjamplos sa 'slsslas faareaRsiis1, paI Q
O. ss-sk, sr.sEsias IL 10 ~. edisiSH IL
glaaa por Z. g. Beck, aase La iznaaiass
aapsssIsa del ssfer. In tome slse lAss-
nasts sseus&sraaSe 1855 81 10 rs
del es;stiR.
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IA KUEIk AGIECIk PUashssls
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81! CRUZ -21
Tengo 81 gusto de ofrecess .
pdblicc sn general mis servicioi
en- 81 ramo 6 que me dedico.-Tre.
nes de adultos y de p&rvuIos dc
gran lujo.-TraneS psra v'sticos y
faroles.- Oapilla sIdleass.-- o..
tauaeos paro honEas y cuanto tvs,
nstc &c nos ccnten, sirviendo & 10.
pnablos de Ia isis con &viso go
siSipsdc dc uns hora, No 90 r,ds
llasgo antiaipaG0.