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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-29
CHOLERA.


PARIS, Sept. 9S.-1here We're three
deaths from cholera in South France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

WARM THrses.
WARM ovERcoATs,
As large as sc inches
WARM SUITS.
Large enough.
CARDIGANEJACKETs,
Very large sizes, bluA
brown and black. and
fine qualities.
WARM GLOVES,
Plush lined and Fur ton
kid and Jersey Gloves
WARM UNDERWEAR
As large "a 60 inches Prices Soc
to $50. Good value in every quality.
THE DREADNAUoHT.
New style Overcoat. My own man.
ufacture. and weather defer.
WARM HALF HOSE,
In wool and mixed
WARM PANTALOONS FOR $3.50
Plain styles and honest fabrica
WOODEN UNDERWEAR.
Clouded and white for 015O
For anything you cannot find elsewhere call on
HEM MING,
THE CLoTH1ER.
40 SEVENTH STREET,
And If he has it not he will take pleasure in impartne
any information he may have concerning it. oc24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

The Independent republicans have made can
vass OF New York state, and profess 10 know
definitely and accurately their voting strength
Mr.. Horace e. Deming, the chairman OF their COM
mittee, declares that the republican detection
amounts tn $1,000 in the state, exclusive Of New
York and Brooklyn This estimate, he says, is
based on correspondence with individuals through
out the state. and In most cases with the voters
themselves, who have sent the committee written
promises OF their support. SO large is the work
involved by this plan that force OF thirty men is
kept busily engaged attending to the routine cor
respoadence OF the bureau In addition to this
personal communication with voters, the commit
tee has established local agencies and is thus kept
Informed of political feeling in all parts OF the
state. Large quantities OF documents are distrtb-
uted and every effort made 20 present their case
with effectiveness. Their financial support comes
from myriad small subscriptions sent by republi-
cans from every Quarter,'-a feature which Mr..
Deming thinks is Indicative OF the deep interest
which the boiling republicans are taking IN the
movement
With respect TO the various complications which
make the result so doubtful in New York, Mr.. De-
ming thinks that Tammany could throw her whole
strength TO Blaine and yet fail OF defeating Cleve-
land In the state on the other hand. he says that
there is real detection among the stawarts,
though how large 10 may prove TO be he makes
guess The sbalwartS, he says, are undoubtedly
offended, however, and their resentment will be
Increased by the freshly presented evidence that
Blaine personally inspired the Trib1ule'S bitter
attack on their faction just before the 1880 conven-
ton. The prohibition vote, he thinks. will be
larger than many calculate. and It cannot he de-
fected TO Blaine. In short, Mr.. Deming Claims In
the light Of his Information. that New York is
sure for Cleveland II the democrats work as well
for their candidate as the independents have
worked for him
These Claims are OF interest as coming from the
independent headquarters, but possibly the esti-
mates are no more accurate than those made in the
same quarter in regard to the independent pro-
hioitiOn and German vote In Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
.Bors' DAY Ar '"SAks'."

Saturday is the day that keeps busy in our Boys
and Childrens Departm Mt, and we always provide a
special feast in the way of prices for Young America
GLANCE AT THIS!
One lot of Knock-around Suits good value at 50 90
Suit; our price. 81 30 a suit.
Just this kind of weather reminds you of the necessity
OF an Overcoat for the little of the house. and the
line we are Offering at prices ranging from $500 to
$1,000 is very extensive
A rare bargain in Childrens Suits is a lot that we
have just received-the goods sold a short time
ago at S4.00 uit-those we have Just received are
going in a hurry at 81 80 Suit.
EXTRA PANTS.-Extra Pants at prices that hardly
pays for the goods that i'll them. One Lot of about
200 pair may interest you, the price is 49c pair
For the LARGER boys-11 to II years of age-we have
Suit ct 81 30 that is a Bonanza for you.
Our space is too small to enable to you an idea
of what we have prepared in the way of Boys and
Chdren's Clothing in this department We make the
statement without fear OF successful contradiction
that show more ChiIdrens and Boys Clothir that
are correct in STYLE correct in Price and correct in Fit
than any two houses in the District show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

Whether the present warfare between the Penn
syvania and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads pro-
duceS that result or not. what the public ought TO
have, and what it viii have one OF these days. is
IS cent fare each way between the cities OF Wash
1nStOn and Baltimore. AT the legal rate OF two
cents per mile over its long line through the inte
rior Of the state, the New York Central road has
grown enormously wealthy, and as the distance
between the two populOus cities of Baltimore and
Washington Is only forty miles, the fare named,
which Is only fraction less than the legal rate on
the New York Central. would be much more prof.
table than that by reason OF larger travel lighter
grades and easier curves and not only would the
residents OF the two cities and the public generally
De large gamers by the reduction. but the rival
companies themselves would be greatly benefited
Experience everywhere has demonstrated that
cheaper and better facilities increase business and
enlarge profits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
2.993-2.559.

The number OF new advertisements IN THE STA
for september was 2.993. In September, 50. the
number was 2,559. showing the notable increase
IN very dull business month Of 13t. The cir
cu!atlon for september also shows a corresponding
ratio OF increase over that OF september. 's3.
Advertisers viii confer favor by sending in their
orders for to-mOrrOw's dOube-sheet at as early an
hour "a practicable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

IL Is TO be hoped that the District authorities will
not conne themselves solely to that branch Of the
subject II they undertake to investigate the text
book question In connection with our public schools
II they enter upon the work at all, they ought TO
extend their inquiries considerably outside the mar
row boundaries which enclose that one cause Of
complaint. and ascertain, if possible, whether the
usefulness OF the system cannot be extended and
its efficiency improved. The difficulty with the
public schools in Washington, as in most other
places, is that they teach TO few children too
many things that is not necessary to know, while
too many are deprived Of the fundamental or ele-
mentary knowledge which all should have and to
which all have right This is the weak point in
our present educational SYSTEM and IL Is to this
point that those in authority must give their atten
ton, or what intended to be and can easily be
made public benefit VIII soon be made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

Promptly on the reasSemDling or Parliament the
strife between the Commons anu the Lords broke
out airesh, and undoubtedly there Is trouble
ahead The English patient with historical
distinctions, as witness their delay IN removing
Temple Bar from the busiest street In London.
But Temple Bar had To go, and so must heredi-
tary house OF Lords, unless it has the power OF
accommodating itself 10 the peoples wish. That
Is precisely what some OF the more advanced lib
erals fear. They do not want II TO be accommodate
Ing, for they wish IL TO be destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

The republican city ticket OF New York nominal
ted by the % Brien machine excites no enthusiasm
and cannot bring out anything like the full party
vote Mr. Phillips. the candidate for mayor, talked
yesterday OF reslgning, as he was convinced that
the presence OF the ticket In the fed would hurt
rather than help Blaine Probably he Will be per-
suaded by the politicians who nominated HIM not
10 take this step, but his half-heartcd attitude VIII
still further depress republican municipal pros
pectS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

Sir Moses NOnteher0 IS one hundred years
OF age to-day. His HE may be said 10 span mod
ern times; and IN no particular in all the wonder
ful progression Of the world during the eventful
century thus covered has the race advanced with
surer step than In love for humanity. and IN adj
miration for those who are eminent In It's service:
an admiration which prompt the world to-day TO
pay homage 10 the Hebrew philanthropist OF Eng
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON. Sept. Ii, 1854
Proposals for the purchase OF square Numbered ona
hundred and nine, in the city Of WASHINGTON D. q
Sealed proposals addressed TO the undersigned VIII be
received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
MONDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER iSSI
for the purchase Of square numbered hundred ana
nine, in the city Of Washington, d. O. AN
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the remainder pavnhle
in six months without interest all cash It 6erss
option.
Proposals may be made for alll2s. 1856 square feet
more or Lessor any portion Of said square All bids TO
deposit Of ten Fer censum Of tho amount bid for
be made with the Collector Of taxes IN cssh M
his receipt for the same must accompany each bid
Tie right to reject all bids Is reserved v thu
Commissioners.
An abstract Of title can be examined q thi Onion
BY order Of Commissioners y. c.
sel7-eotnlO WILLIAM TINDAIL. Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

An example of poetic justice IN which an ele-
ment or the dramatic enters is furnished by an ac-
cident yesterday in which railroad train ran over
murderer who had escaped the fun penalty OF
lis crime and had just been freed from conrine-
ment Blood Will have blood. saws the proverb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

A Philadelphia Press correspond EFT. who ha
been through the northern part or New York state,
says that The stalwart revolt in that section IS
mostly confined 10 a remnant OF Nr. Conkling's
personal following in Utica and the immediate
neighoorhoOd- The open strength Of the rebellion
IN That locality VIII not 90 much beyond the fifty
OF sixty men who have petitoned Nr. Conkling 10
TO come out formally against the republican ticket
though there Will be others doubtless VINO Will cast
.sileHt vote OF spite for the democratic candi-
Date OF the prohibition vote this same CORES
pendent writes that It VIII damage Mr. Blaine's
plraItieson the northwestern borders of the state
but Will not hurt him much elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

Indiana has long been OF the closes. states In
the Union and It Is as doubtful to-day as ever And
as everybody knows, by this time, that the demo-
Gratis have only 70 carry Indiana and New York,
with the solid soutn to elect their ticket, the I'M
pOrtance OF lis vote IS UNDERSTOOD by all. No one
en- get much comfort from its election statistics
all they show Is that II is fair fighting ground
Neither party has carried the state by a majority
In ten years, and the puralites have not exceeded
a few thousands. The republicans have carried
the state, however for their presidential candidate
except in 1875, when IL went for TIIden ond Hem
bricks by plurality OF 5515. Garfield carried the
state IN 1880 by 6641 plurality ana the republicans
VIII be lucky II they do We'll this year. To win.
such victory they must repeat their Ohio success
as at the last election. that OF 1852 the democrats
got plurality for secretary OF state of 1864
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
FuRs AND w naps.

OUR DIsPI.AY OF LADIES' WRAPS NOW READY
SEAL SACQUES. ALL LENGTH
~, o--,, 49,. SEAL UISTERS.
CLOTH SILK AND VFLVET GARMENTS IN All
.-Y-p ,--x..- NV SHAPES.
kCH TRIMMING IN EVERY VARIETY IN STocK
AT NEW YORK PRICES
wILLETT & RUOFF
ocIo-sm sos Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
OyEncoAr TALK.

At S25 we sell as good Overcoats as any one
need wear, while S15 to $40 is the popular range
of prices for genteel and servceable garments
and the stock of them is particularly strong com-
prislng twenty-six sorts. Then come down to
hard PAN" We have overcoats as low as So,
that we are not ashamed to offer man who must
make every dollar count, and cares nothing for
mere show. Our cheapest coats are honest
through and through and customers have the
privilege, not of exchange only. but of returning
goods and receiving their money back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME PAWN Rt SIDENT), MANICURE AND
N1 SURGEON CHIROPODIST.-Fin er Nails beauti.
de: Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positive cur a.
Corns Bunions narrowing Nails and Diseases of the
Feet successfully treated. ingle treatment either
my Washington Baltimore or Richmond Offices. sI2
and 6. 945 Pennsylvania avenue oc2-Ims
EoOT SURGERY--USEFUL EET BEING REoUI.
site e health the highest medical surgical, judi
c1al POLITICAL military and naval dgnitaries OF this
country. representatives Of leading foreign govern.
ments and Thousands Of her well known personsees
Mssnnston and II North Eut.w street Baltimore for
Nails. &c. Thirty ninth year Of practice Fee ei
Vlslt $3.50
M NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
III LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and Gen.
streets northwest. tlH-13Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

WALKER's. 2o4 10TH STREET
~ MOTH PROOF CARPET LINING.
AZ &c Per yard, Is tons OF Felt en- hand. Lime by
49, ocl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALON CONCERTED STREET NORTH
Il east with all public improvements made and raid
r. Lot 90 feet 'front.' line of cars IS cents
foot cash, or l5cents on time. bargain Nj M
ROHRER co. Sd and East Capitol streets oc23- 81
EOR SALE-LoTSI HAVE LARGE NUMBER
II OF elegant Building Lots In the West End for sale
Now Is the time TO purchase for single
speculative purpos for. the dawn Of day
prices Will advance after the present month
JNO. A PRESCOTT,
oc4-2m 1876 + street northwest
LrOR SALE-LOTS.-I HAVE LARGE NUMBER
II of Building Lots In the wsst End and many whole
frontages for rows of houses which sell much
Cheaper thsn can later in this spring
Builders will act wisely by locking over the suiulr
have on hand JNO A. PRESCOTT
oc4-lm 1898 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

1744. 174s. l74s & l750F
st. II. ", l0r. In. i. $50
2023 Hillyer ave. IL rs. Is
14l3 q st. II. W.. l1r... IS
1913 n st.n-w. ,10r.,m.i.. 20
Cor. 14th L. Bs.w.. MI. 20
1914 3Uth n. w. l7r.,.. 55
"a G st.n.w.. l6r.. M. $50. 40
1926 and 1925 29th NV,
&. IN. l. 25
los. J. FL HER 4 co,
1924 f street northwest.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. VERY DESIRABLE:
heated single or en- suite at els street northwest
bear Patent Office, General Post Office and New PEN
sion Office Apply to D. C. LAWRENCE. Rooms s. 6
ana Z. 6lo street northwest. ocll-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE. WITH FIXTURES AND
II Dwelling; has been used a bakery for ten years
west oc13-3ts
[HOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE
Il ROOM with connecting rooms if wanted at 423 nth
street northwest of the best thoroughares be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street oc3- In
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SPECIALTIES.

III ME hosS
RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
Fee, 81. ~ ana
Residence 1910 nth street northwest Hours from
q. m. to p m. ana from 10 3 p. seI2
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FOR RENT
H 1914 2lst. l4r., m.tS125
1925 n. Have. 12r. mi. .125
I'll 7th ST., Tor. mi. lbs
X bt. Conn.ave. &2ist. -. leo
1616 & 1918 2lst n. W. l2r..
mi. 100
r. |. av.. mr. 18th. l5r., mi. 100
SOP L st. NV. II rs, III.
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II
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
NOTICE OF
Shcriff's Sale on Foreclosure o.
Mortgage.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Die
tri.t Of Idaho Territory, H. und + r Alturas
County.
W. b. Noble. plaintiff. VS.. Herman vorberg and
Agnes Vorberg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of sale and
decree of foreclosure.
Under and bv viit ,e of an Order of Sale ard De.
cree of Foreclosure, issued ont of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Idaho, in and for Alturas County on the
lat day Of August, tasA. In the above eht,lsi &C.
ton, wherein w. u. Noble. the above named
plaintiff, Cbtrined judgment aud dee rec AGAINST
Herman Vorberg AN Agn ;or,erg. de PENDANTS,
on the ,st day of August. 1884, l am commanded t.,
sell all Of that certain lot piece parcel of and
situnt, In the County Of Alturns. Territ'ry Of
Idaho, and bounded and described ~ follows, to-
Wit:
The building known ~ the Saint Louis Brewery,
In Croys Gul"h, about one mile west ut the town
Of HALEY also. the cellar connected With said
Brewery also. the water right aud priv leges con.
nec'ed Herewith. and the ground covered by said
brew ry and cellars t'Eethrr with all ard singu ar
the tenements hered,taments and npYu, tenances
SAID property being sit lated in the County of Al
turns and Territory of Idaho.
Notice ia hereby given that on the second day
OF Septembcf 1894. IT O'Clock p. IN. Of that day,
IN front of the Courthouse in HALEY, County OF
Alturas. will in obedience to said Order OF Sale
and Decree Of Foreclosure. e-ll the abeve de.
scribed property. Tor so much thereof Ms may be
necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with ill.,
tCrrst thereon, and costs to the hi CHEST and best
bidder. for cash. lawful money of the United
6tates
haley, Idaho. August II. 1884,
aull CHAS II. FUREY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
Registration notice.

Notice II heveby given TINT the OCiciai Register
Tor Hn'iev precinct for the registration of voters
for the forthcoming general election, will be
opened
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
Shcr!f's Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution. issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Territory of Idaho, in and or
the County of Alturas, and to directed and de-
Hvered. tor n in lgment rendered and entered in
said Court. ON the it., day of October. 1Ss2 in
favor of j. Rodmsn Hicks and Isaac Keller and
against Oscar Bnche, have levied on all of the
right title xnl- int rest of the above named de-
PENDANTS In and t. the following described real
property. t'.wit
Lots numbered Three e., and Twelve tl2), in
Bl"ch Thirty three 80. in the town Of HALEY,
shown on the Recorders PIT of said town, and
standing on the Records Of Altrras County In the
name OF Carrie Bache
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day of
September. 1884 It o'clock y. III. OF thst day, in
front of the Courthouse III Hnil-y. roanty IF AL
turas. will sell tue right. title and int rest of
said Oscar Bache III and to the above iescyib
property, at PUBLIC ACCrloS. for cash IN hnnd. t.
the Ia CHEST and Dtst bidder to satisfy said Exc.
cutiOn and III osts.
Dated the Of, day Of August, 1924.
q II. FUREY Sheriff.
aull by PAT FUREY, Deputy sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
NOTICE OF
Sheriff's Sale on Fore closure of
Mortgage.

In the District Cont of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF Idaho Territory in and .1r Alturas
County.
A. NJ. Purdum ct al plaintiffs, vs. Geo W Taylor.
defendSnt.-Urder of Sale and Decree of Fora
Cl sur.
Under nnd BY virtue Of On Order Of Sale and De-
cree OF Foreclosure, iSsu' Il out of the District
Court of the Second Judicial strict TIE Tei ri
tory If Idsho in and f.- Alturas County, on the
SOth day of July 1884 III the above ent tied action
wherein A. turtlum and II. NJ. Ward. the above
named plaintiffs. oft int i judgment md decree
against o. ". Fa, lur The defend MT Oh the II tn
Gay II July, lSst TIN comnsnded 20 > II sll , i
thAt certain lot piece, or parcel OF land situate in
tne County of Alturas. T,rritory of Idaho, aud
bounded and de or be MS follows I, WI:
The sonthw, st quarter of the northwest quart r
of section ten (i0). in township two ~ II + h. of
range eighteen tlsl east b Use base and m.ridinn
situate in the Wool River valley. in Altnras coun-
~. Territory of llsho anl the swelling honsr /.
unit thereon, now occupied u residence 10y ~
defendant. Togeth'r aith all and singular the ne
menss, here ',tanents and Aprurt nances thereto
oeionginS or in any wise ADJ eraining
Nonce rs hereby given, that on Tuesta the
SUN d1v Of Sept" mber, iNs4 1T 10 O'Clock A. IN OF
that day. in front Of the Courthouse in HALEY
county OF Alturis ! will, in obedience to said
rier of Sale and ID cree of Foreclosure sell the
above described property Tor so much thereof me-
msy be n cesssrr (, satisfy plaintiffs julgme l.
with interest thereon, and costs to the highest
ana besi oidd.r. for cash. lawful mt uey of tie
United States.
C. H. FUREY. Sheriff.
HALEY, Idaho, September 8. 1884 az
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO, |,
August 2. 1884.

LAND UFFICE HALEY, IDAHO,I
August 9. 1884.
T.. George Fl. knight, Of HALEY, Idaho, who
made pre- enl<iun decisratory ssst.ment No.
% for the s. Z. \. 4. F., 4 and Us E. d Sec.
tton ~. and n. W. y n. F. \ Section 81. y N r. ls
E"st do hereby give notice OF my int ntion to make
nnal proof 10 establish my cl-im 10 the land nb We
dcscr'h"d and thst expect to prove nay residence
and cultivation before r gister and Receiver ut
Hailey: ldah". on 'p'ember 18th. lsst. y two of
!ne f9nowipg Witnesses: J. A. Rupert. George
k1eg. \. b. Sehree, Albert J. Jsckson-au Of
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-10
GEORGE II. KNIGHT,
LAND OFFIcE At HALEY. 1, r. :,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, l. TIL
August >. 1884.
Notice o. the above application will be pub
hsht.i in the TIMES, printed ut Haley Idaho.
which hereby gnate the newwpsm.r rub.
!ished ne~r~se the land described in said applica.
tiOn.
au9td HOMER L. POUND ReOistar
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DIR. ALIENS
PpI1ZAnN n1cpED1SAnn
YOUN q MI EN

and MIDDIE-AGED MEN. who are suffering from
the effects of Youthful lnais r''tions or Excesses
an insurer years. Nervous and Physical DEBILITY
iinpotenry, Lost Manho"d Confusion IF ideas
dull eye. aversion +" society, dependency PIN.
pes on the fSre. loss of eE'rgv and cory fire.
Qnencv ot urinrt'rg. etc. Remember that ,y a
combination OF VEGETABLE REMEDIES of great cur.
alive power, the Doctor Inns arranged his
treatment that it will not only afford immediate
GNanl clleA