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The Portland daily press., 1894-03-14
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA.

We're general election to be held in
the.States tomorrow $4,000 would not be
too high to set the Republican majority.
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Being located near the Govern
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Special attention given to difficult
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RED.

VS.. Anna l. Brown, Administrative, etc; petit
ton for writ of certeorari to the United States
circuit court of appeals for the eighth circuit,
submitted by MIR. Henry ). Robbins for the ap-
Guernsey for the appellee in opposition thereto
No. s59. f. NJ. Billing ct al, appellants VS.
James n. Gilmer; petition for writ OF certiOrari
to the United States clrcuit court OF appeals Tor
the fifth circuit; submitted by Mr.. W. A Gunter,
for the appellee, in support of petition.
No. 649 The Postal Telegraph Cable Company,
plaintiff in error, VS. Writ Adams, revenue agent
of the State of Mississippi; submitted pursuant
to the twentieth rule by Mr.. T. Moulbus Aords-
cal and Mr.. P H. Gadsden for the plaintiff in
error, and by Mr. Marcellus Green, for the de-
fendant in error
No 674 George ". Folsom, plaintiff in error,
VS.. The township of Ninety-six, in the county Of
AbbeVille, State Of South Carolina; submitted
pursuant to the thirty-secOnd rule by Mr.. John
X Shields for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.
William C. Miller for the defendant in error
No 701. The Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey, plaintiff in error, vs.. Bernard Kee-
gan; submitted pursuant to the thirty-second
rule by Mr.. r W. DeFOrest for the plaintiff in
error, and by Mr. A G. YanderpOel for the de-
fendant in error
Trans-MissOuri Freight Association, ct al I;
passed, subject to the provisions of section 9, Of
rule 26, on motion of Mr.. A B. Browne, for the
appellees
No 95. Tie Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany, appellants, VS. The Interstate Transpor-
tation Company; argued by Mr. John +. Dillon
for appellant and by Mr. George 4. King for the
appellee.
No 80 The Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany plaintiff in error,vs. the State of Nebraska,
ex rel the Board of Transportation OF the
Mr.. John F. Dillon for the plaintiff in error and
continued by Mr.. George IL Hasting for the de-
fendant in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at 12 o'clock The
day call for Tuesday December 4, will be as fol-
lows: Nos 30 971 100, 1Ol, 1O2, 10S, 693, 40 741
and IA.
The Washington times., 1894-12-04
THE SHOPPERS GUIDE

TConsuIt to-days TIMES for fun detailsI
The Johnston Company-Seven cakes Star
Soap, 25 cents.
New York Clothing House-Great sacrifice
of Mems seasonable Clothing.
n. Kaufman-Specials for men-an Over
coat for $3.50 and suit for $40.
The Famous-An excellent knock about
Suit for IS. Other low prices for Overcoats
and trousers.
Millsrd Price & Co.-The finest Produce
obtainable at lowest prices.
Misht Clothing Company-Choice of ele-
gantly made Suits and Overcoats at SO.
Robinson, Cherry & Co.-Perfect fitting
Paddock overcoats~at $50.
George W. spier-Solid silver, Waltham
movement. watch, only SO.
George spransy-The best overcoat for
SIS
S. Bieber-Regent cutaway coat and vest
1925.
Craig & Harding-Large assortment of
Rockers from 81 95 to SIS.
julius -High-back reed Rocker
sl65.
Garner o.-Double-breasted suits for
$3.50.
Lensburgh Bro.-Holland shades com
plete, with fixtures, 25c each.
Eiseman Bros.-stylish Long Blue Over
coats, SO.
Baums-An the latest Books at cut prices.
Chas. Schneider cents loaf for Quaker
Bread.
Grogan-PIush and haircloth parlor suite,
S22.5O; cash or credit.
Arthur B. smith-The best Pea Coal so
ton.
John F. Ellis & Secondhand Organs
and Melodeons, SO to s35, payable 80 per
month.
Warren Shoe House-Ladies' Button and
Lace Shoes, $3.50.
Wilkins Co.-Lowest prices for the best
grades Of Butterine.
House & Herrmann-Furniture, Carpets,
Stoves, etc., sold for cash or credit at low
prices.
H. Friedlander q Bro.-Mens cutaway
suits, 1913.
Saks & Co.-Fine quality eiderdown bath
blankets, $3.50.
Enrich Beef Co.-Fresh eggs at cost, 22c
dozen.
W. B. Moses & Sons-ROll-tOp desks, from
s27 un
The Washington times., 1894-12-04
RED.

Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine gave house warming
from to o'clock yesterday afternoon in her
new home. No. 1901 F street, that was the sig
nal for the gathering together of society's
clans. Every one was there and all enjoyed
the occasion 10 the utmost, prolonging their
stay far beyond the conventional time. The
air seemed full of greetings between those
who for the first time since society scattered
for the summers travels have had opportu-
nifty to enjoy a common meeting ground. All
were in high spirits, and the occasion attested
the popularity of the hostess, who. although
coming TO Washington to reside several sea-
sons since, is now one of the best-known
women in resident circles. Her entertainments
are always charming and are always we'll
attended
The decorations of the drawing-room in
which the hostess received were in white
chrysanthemums and on the mantels were
white roses, asparagus vines, ferns, and
smilax. In the tea room Ethe decorations
were the same, except on the table, in the
center of which was an immense cluster of
American Beauty roses set in ferns.
The feature of the tea was the fine singing
OF Mr.. Turpin and Mrs. Dean, both of whom
The Washington times., 1894-12-04
DAILY INCREASING.
Wonderful Success of the Great
Specialist, DIR. Walker.

'Who merits, wins" applies to medical
practice as we'll as to other vocations. The
measure of success with which DR.. Walker
has been favored remains source of con-
tinual surprise. The wonder of it never
ceases to be topic OF conversation among
his professional brethren. That his practice
to-day is larger than it has ever been cannot
alone be attributed to truthful advertising.
One of the secrets is that he has invariably
adhered to an iron-clad rule, TO only take
such cases as he knows positively ne can
cure; by curing every case he makes an adj
vertiser of each patient in turn us they are
cured. His system OF extraordinary low fees
in each case, and the fact that he never
makes charge OF any kind for consultation,
examination, or advice have also undoubtedly
assisted greatly in building up his enormous
practice But by far the greatest fac
tor of his success has been the fact
that his life, training, study, and prac-
tice in the one speciality of brain,
nervous. and chronic ailments, has enabled
him to cure all forms OF nervous or brain
troubles, deep-seated diseases OF long stand
ing. and difficult complaints of various sorts
that have baffied the ordinary practitioner
who treats the whole wide range of human
ills. The many testimonials of seemingly i'm
possible cures that we have published from
day to day are, many of them. signed, sworn
to, and attested by prominent well-known
Cililcu6 anu DuSIucsb lntu oO buoJ CdUuOl D6
doubted. 1t is the general verdict among the
entire medical fraternity that DR.. Walker
stands at tho head of the profession in his
chosen speciality. visit to DIR. Walkers
sanitarium, at 1411 Pennsylvania avenue (ad-
joining Wizards Hotel). yesterday showed
his parlors crowded with the afflicted of both
sexes, waiting their turn for consultation or
treatment. Our reporter spent quarter of
an hour chatting with those in waiting, and
the statement of the ladies and gentle
men under DR.. Walkers treatment were
unanimously complimentary and highly fiat
tering to that gentlemans wonderful ability
and skill. While DIR. Walker himself could
not be seen, it vas learned from the gentle
man in attendance that while the doctors
time is fully occupied daily from 10 to 5. and
Sundays from to 12, and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings from TO with those who
call to see him, he yet finds time to answer
personally the large number of letters he is
constantly receiving from out-of-town suf-
ferers, and that the number he successfully
treats by mail is even larger than those who
are treated in his office