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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-11

While woman suffrage in this country has its
APPS and downs, and perhaps more downs than
ups, in England the whole controversy is
shortly to be brought to focus in the candi-
dacy of Helen Taylor, a step-daughter of the
late John Stuart MILL for a seat in parliament.
1t appears that while there is no recognition in
law OF womans eligibility to this honor, there
is no law to prevent her winning 1t ii she can.
The cable says that the lady is likely to get the
election. III so, the commons MAJ have a worse
job on its hands than Bradlaugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-11

In one respect at least the citizens of Phila-
delphia who oppose the effort of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad to run line through
tine city justified, and that is in their oppo-
sition TO any route which involves a system of
grade crossings The common sentiment of the
world supports such a position; and, moreover
experience has shown that surface crossings are
not only dangerous, but unnecessary. Railroads
are carried into the very heart OF crowded cities
both in this country and abroad, by other sys-
tens, and while the first cost of tunnels or
viaduets may be greater, in the long run they
found to be economical
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The blathesrkite O'Donovan Rosa displays
his ignorance of English politics by calling
Gladstone the queens pet premier" AS
matter of fact, she has always had pet ave.
sioa for Gladstone, while she made no secret of
her fondness for his great rival DisraeU
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HOTELS.
BnocK,s CosenEssrosAn Horr,.

DROCK's CONGRESSIONAL t1orEI.
This Hotel h situated opposite the Capito-New lar
sey ave. and B St ae-the most elevated point In
Washington. II h out Of the malaria district heng
one hundred feet above the level the Potomac liver
From It's Balconies beautiful view can be hsd of the
entire city Of Washington. Arlington Heiehts poto.
mae River and the Capitol grounda Summer boarder.
accommodated with delightful airy and well yantiie,ed
rooma Transent o. 90 per day. Regular boaxder. fr
summer season q low rates II. BROCK. Prom
mh16-Sm Formerly Of JeEsag CITY, Nj
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ADv1cEs By TELEeRApH

This morning advise raise of fifty cents for each coat
and vest in all grades of
IMITATION SEERSCCKERs
notwithstanding which am Offering mine at the old
prices, less
TEN PER CENT,
In order to clean up the stock previous
To REMOVAL
u The corner OF Seventh stree. and Pennsylvania ave-
These goods promise 10 % this summer and
would advise al who intend. purchase while they
Those bought 70 sell for $3.50 are now going for
S23 net seventy dive than value; and the
$3.50 quality are now selling for S3.I5
All sorts OF
SPRING GOODS
nave Deem marked down to a much greater exteu;
and nothing Viii interfere with the intention 10 make
slc' prices as Wi ensure denGdatiOH complete
EyeTytE cheaper now than IL has been.
y 1 G.
THE CLDTHIER.
%eli 40 seventh street
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GoLD DoLLARs

GoLD DoLLARs
VIII not be f1und n the heels q al o1r Shoes hnf
solid comfort AID durability can Dc f,uad In them,
Take = memorandum Of thes price
l&c-e- Fi-e Preach s[i.. button "A
Ladies Fii.c French Kid Button HzuA-turn 81 ,O
I@taies kid Fo1e,i Button, HaId-..sved $3.50
LGi-s Fine SestIness 'sHf,Tl- Ha.is.-ssvred 81 20
ladies riue Xii opera sliII-srs. from 4,5c 10 81
TIE Scldet c.ipirrz-. Tor Gents only zoe
High and lV7s ShJe> made t0 measure either far
Ladies or cents, only 50
our famous neat, sJyi iih ana durable So 5o shoes
for Gents are waTraIte, 10 give satisfaction
The great demand Tor them ensures Us that their
equal cannot be found else,v here
GEO- w. RICH
telo 400 -,b ., M,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lcoR sALE-FoR $500. NEW AND VERY
cellar All odesn nTSS D~sn six sstn snd
easy terms Call on owner 1880 Pierce Place jel ts
TNoR sALE-EIGHT-RooM BRICK; BATH.
Wei ioc.ssa near two iines car 5000
E'oR sALE--BRICK HOUSES, ga AND 62e T
and sewer inst put in perfect order: ten per cent In
jes-1m 100 st.
F0R sALE-ELEGANT LITTLE ssToRy
Brick, hes, part of street S., 900. or $500 with
site Risss Markss: $500 Choice lite suburban
$500. J. b wiMER iaaa New YorH ave u jes-ss
EOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM, AND COLD WATER
y bath room. Frame Cottage, fine yard, flowers,
isase Fioe 500 cssS G ii az Isss &
w.. after O'Clock p. M je9-St*
FoR SALE
22o lst e.. l5r q 600 1924 C,mbia, Or % 500
gig Nv. nj 81 800 SsiS Isl :. asI asi6 ~
sYl fhsp 4 IS sSS
e. g ne; mi. 1oT$3SS l$s ssh n. w. srI Soc
1885 Cormbia n.w..~SOOOI
The above Is only small portion Of property my
books For full list call At oce for bulletin issued on
je9 THos E wAGaAMAN.
FOR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING, S. F.
any 9ns Of g and Ss an snd
mssI; balance long time I Rsoi Ac, psEsS0TE
+ bic dwelling houses fer Sale 10 Alexandra, Va.
with large grounds fronting ON two streets Fine
gain Convenient distance 10 ears and boat Apply to
HHUfTY 4 DfE Err. Real Estate and Insurance. corner
TOR sALE-IHAVE SEVERAL VERY DFsTR.
SftSs ely 81 sic decided eaTssins Parties 5eoS
wen TO call and see what have. -
je6-st* 49, Louisiana ave
FOR sALE-ON VERY EASY TERMS. ONE B
II story nine-room House. 4s7 II St s.w. with all
foot alley just been Thoroughly Repaired Can and GU
anime ami the property: Price $4,000. a. F. BARkER.
Il 8 rooms each 1921 and 1928 & st NV The houses
9re bnt in the most substantial manner everything
Firenlens Insurance Company, corner 9TH st. and
louisiana ave. NV. Keys at 1000 @ St NV. je4-2w
We offer for sale the following property, belonging
to She estate of the late james Y. Davis:
Five-Story marble front building, known as 62l
Pennsylvania a,ey ave. and being part Metropolitan
4-story brick dwelling 615 9Th st. NV
2-story brick dwelling, 627 Virginia ave. sw
Square $50. containing about 900 square feet of
Sc sas Dumb s.
For further information apply to ,,,s COVE
my2s-1m JAMES s2 i f eMssS a2N ave.
I>OR SALE-AS AN INVESTMENT-A BLOCK
n OF four new Brick Houses, l st. NV; 4 block Of
Six new small Brick Houses. 9th ST. block of eight
new iorr-room Brick Houses northwest. Three
complete slx-room Bricks, just completed southeast.
-Four snug five-roOm Bricks southeast The above
VIII be sold together or separate. SWORMSTEDT d
bRADLEf, US + st. my2.-lm
E>OR sALE-4O0 g ST NV. TwELVE ROOMS
Il and cellar; all modern improvements: faces oIen
park For Inspection and terms call after pm,
premises my21-lm*
ENOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID
opportunity for any one desiring to secure beau
tifal and hrst.class residence with oil modern inn
large stable In rear Having purchased the premises
lately occupied by Secretary Teller, offer for sale
exchange for smaller property my residence, 1913 NJ
Ct NV. Apply at Central National Bank, from 9 to
O'Clock, or at lob n ST., after $50 p.
myl92m SAMUEL NORMENT.
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War ARE 'REnsAsrs,-

Webster says: what remains after q part has been
removed
This is exactly the definition rs we understand it.
and as il is applied to our business
When we buy line of sizes and II becomes broken,
the balance of the line is Remnant"
When we buy a line of colors of a certain class of
goods and it becomes broken, the balance Rem.
nants.r
When we buy line Of goods of six or seven distinct
styles and one or two rejected the rejected style
Is a Remnant"
And so - our sO-ealled "Remnants'' accumulated
we say so called because others hold them be
disposed of in the regular way. at regular prices
We offer you the same goods on Friday Remnant
Day. at greatly reduced Remnant" prices
BROKEN LINES AND odd COLORs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-11

If Mr.. Dana undertakes To write history he
ought to be little more careful in his state
ments of facts than he appears to have been in
his recent copyrighted article giving reminis-
cenees OF Mr.. Lincoln. In referring to the death
of Mr.. Lincoln, and some important incidents
preceding that sad event, Mr.. Dana says:
''Nr Stanton, the only member of the admin
istratiOu who seemed to retain his self posses
sion and undiminished energy, gave all the
orders for hours that seemed necessary to carry
the government. L left him ut about two
o'clock in the morning and went home to- sleep.
But at five clock Col Pelouse knocked at my
front door.
Opening the window asked. What is it?'
"'Mr. DANA said he, 'Ir. Lincoln is dead
and Mr.. stanton directs you to arrest Jacob
Thompson"
This makes interesting "reminiscences as
"reminiscences go; but it isn't history. Instead
of dying before five o'clock, as Mr. Dana says
Mr.. Lincoln died at twenty-five minutes past
seven
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Gilbert, in his amusing libretto to 1.-The Mka-
DO the latest GilbeTt-Sullivan opera, has a
very amusing ditty, in which he gives a list of
people ..who wouldn't be missed" if they were
suddenly removed from society by the public
executioner or otherwise. Among these super
fiuousS persons, the writer limited, were the
Compromising Statement" of the Gladstone
cabinet, and the audiences have always ap-
pIauded the aIlusion. But now that these same
officials have, in sober earnest, been decapitated
by a test vote in the commons, the English
people are finding out that they miss them very
aUch. and efforts are even in progress to glue
on the heads again to the lifeless trunks and es-
tabiiSn a kind of galvanic similitude of vitality
which shall last till affairs assume pleasanter
aspect. But those who have learned the moral
precepts hidden under the charming little para
bies OF Mother Goose. know that when Humpty
Dumpty has fallen ii il impossible to set him
up again. The conservatives may well shrink
from assuming the responsibilities they have
brought upon their unready shoulders, but to
again quote Gilbert, they should have thought
OF that before they joined the force.
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e. E; 4 ~ j Y n :;
4l6 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
FRIDAY Is RED TICKET DAY!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AND
BELOW COST:
AS shall discontinue that Branch of the Business
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES
DRESS GOODS,
FORMER CLosINGoUT
PRICE. PRICE
IS Cts. 22-inch Dress Goods. in plain coors and
l2l2c
AT BAUMS
20 cts. 22inch Black ATWOOD Buntings-.....-. 12lc'
At BAUMS.
Is cts, 22nci Satin Berbers and Tricotines.,. 2Ic
311. C. ;,2-Inch Atwood Cashmeres SOC
At BAUM'S.
25 cts. o2-nch Atwood Nuns veilings AID
Albatrosses.. zoe.
AT BAUM'S
25 cts. 36-inch English Cashmeres ..... 22c
At BAUMS.
so cts. 36-iEch Atwood Cashmeres all shades Acc.
At BAUM'S
62la c. 4O-inch ATWOOD Cashmeres, all shades SOC
At BAUM'S.
IS cts 4a-inch Ali Wool Cashmeres. all shades. soc
and 6Gc. At BAUMS.
PLAID DRESS GOODS,
35 cts. 22inch handsome English Plaids...-. o5c
AT BAUMS
IS cts. 42-inch ATWOOD Plalds .............. SOC.
At BAUMS.
SI.Oo 54-inch Gilberts ATWOOD Plaid suitngs soc
At BAUMS.
LADIES CLOTHS,
30 cts. 4o-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloths.. 45c
AT BAUM'S
81 90 54-inch Gilbert's Atwood Suitin es. 75c.
AT BAUMS
LOO 54inch Gilbert's Tricot Suitings 15c
1-25 54-inch Gilbert's Brocaded suitings ~ SIC
AT BAUMS.
WHITE GOODS!
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WHITE
GOODS
Our entire stock of White Goods. consisting of India
Linens, Check Nuinsooks Victoria Lawns Swiss in
plain "nd isures; Linen Lawns, AI-Over Tuckings
French Organizes, DC. &c, at immense reduction
close out the stock
At BAUMs.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
IMPORTANT TO PRoPRIErORS OF HOTELS
AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Al our Table Linens. Sa2k ins, Doylies Towels
Table sets, irish Linens Crashes. &C. &C. to be closed
out at actual cost at
E E. E: 1, ~ j y #| y ::
jeI1 4Is SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
SPECIAL BAncA1Ss
FOOD SUPPLIES
Having halted for the last two weeks for Repairs
S@ m % 81 %s are nSM de's%nsd 70 make
TIE following attractive lIsains:
S h"i i =; ei gal cans Fer dog, sa25
Choice SUGAR c ti:s pGf All p Spe il ,ac
Choice GRAN. SUGAR per TO-. &c.
ELPHONZo YoUNGs, GROCER,
42s 9th street
,PSIThe only place where you can buy Genuine
Mundhelirg Java Coffee. Notice our Perf,merv Is
pan tffleit ~ilsii you call. ~
telC.p1c,3t Ev
REDUCTION.
scotch and Scotch finish English suitinss reduced in
order. - ~ f>'s SUN w
W. S. TEEL,
Jus s35 Pennsviv.,,. .r., 8
nEAFNEss ANp y wv TO CURE 1T. ny ONE
| IIsho WAS deaf for % years. A successful home
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PROFESSIONAL.

lNNERCISE ON EASY FEET IN THE OPEN AIR
Land sunshine best promote health and longevity,
hence the elite OF the world visit Dr. Whites esta
ishment, l4l0 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite VII
lird's hotel, for the treatment of Corns Bunions
Inverted Nails and all Diseases of the Feet 18th
secttive year OF practice IN Washington baltimore
eslb.. ii N Eutaw ST. Office fee 81 sitting my2s
MADAME PAWN (REsIDENTD MANICURE
M and surgeon Chiropodist, Finger Nails beaut+
hed; Hang Nails and BIZ ~ of Nails positively cured:
Corns, Bunons, Ingrows Nails aud All diseases the
Feet successfully treated. Single Treatment either
hands or feet, 81. Rooms and q, S45 Pa my22
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTsoF
ANl LIFE Albusiness confidential. Ladies' and gem
tlemen SO cents each <Os l. street. between sth an
9th streets northwest mytBtjws
Mrs. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALE
AVA and BUSINESS Medium Is again at home, l.24 eth
st. N. where she viii be pleased 10 receive her
friends and patrons myll 3ms
Mrs. DIR. J. sEMMFs. SURGEON CHIROPo
WI DIST, MANICURE AND DERMATOLOGIsT.
Corns soft and hard Bunions. 1niamed and sore
JOINTS. Club or lngrowing Nails absolutely cured
without pain or blood Hundreds OF testimonials OF
the elite OF Washington of remarkable All
should try Mrs sennies method OF curing Buniona
sure, sAe and permanent Office l222 h ST., doors
from 18Th. up ole light mills
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WANTED-HELP.

"ANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN
w for general housework in small private family:
German or Swede preferred Apply ct ~ 9th St ne ls
"ANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash and iron. Apply 1919 q ST. NV. Its
"ANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN
W. to cook; wash and iron References required
"ANTED-A DELIVERER FOR AN INSTALL
w ment House, who is not afraid of work. Apply,
ing. Its
yXYANTED-A FTRsT-CLAss COOK. REFER
w ences required. Apply 2O34 G St NV. je11-3t
"ANTED-CLERK UNDERSTANDING PEN
sion business; dy OF gentleman state terms
~, ~ to cook. Call at the Montgomery House 1887
High ST.. Georgetown. je1l-3t*
"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AND HIS WIFE
chaEss1
Star office. je1l-Iws
WANTED-A REGISTERED PIIARMACIsT;
Ee fots and ss 1rss
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
attend sick lady, white preferred Apply at
VxYANTED-A BUsHELMAN. APPLY TO A.
w SAks d CO.. 316 9Th st. NV. jelO2t
WYANTED-A SMART YOUNG COLORED MAN
IVY to assist at eating bar and restaurant Apply
CH IA s.: kLoTZ's restaurant 17O617Os q st. NV.
WANTED-A GOOD, Competent SERVANT
w Girl. Apply at "a st. NV. jest
NV ANTED-LIVE SALESMAN TO SELL THE
in the market Sells at sisi for SO Cents; immense
pjs s just ths '%s ABRgGy 4 Co. Chelsea Mass
w Woman; must be good cook. washer and ironer;
wages, sl4: must be well recommended. Apply at
NYANTED-WHTTE AND CoLORED WOMEN
w Cocks. SO to $40; chanlbermaids, nurses gen.
eral workers scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks.
$: A. CooMBS. Employment Bureau, e20 F st t. n.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor SALE-AT ONEHALF THE ASSESSED
II valuation, small Farm of twenty acres lying be
mirabIy suited for gardening purposes. If taken at
t Snee the rome Gsn be for Only
jelO-;it FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
EoR RENT OR sALE--HANDsOME COUNTRY
Place on baltimore aud Ohio railroad, between this
eSmRsi;ey Furnished water in the house
god out banss OF s erery
,e,o.a, sTF!S 5EE 4 E W;Ia;ns,as
LNOR REMITTANCE BRICK COUNTRY MAN
u sion, with grounds overlooking Washington.
kitchen. four rooms; orchard with apples peaches
ssr and cherries; Sineyard etc Apply 70 Or
NV. The oo'A' ih0"AS Circle i4'h ah isasm SIS
TOR RENT..-NICE NEW NINE ROOM COT
tage. opposite Summit Hotel, Gaithershurg, Mont
gOmery county, Nd; situated in beautiful grove i'm
sight Of the depot. Apply A. p. HILL, 1915 Massa-
chusetts ave. jc95t*
vssS q Virginia. aa haIsssa
for sale exchange half acre. excellent garen fruits
In abundance: flowers stable, &C. terms very accom-
Box 4s. Stephens City, Va jeS-1m*
EoR sALE-THIRTY-TWO ACRES; HIGHLY
improved Ss miles out 7th st.: eight room house
lngs large orchards fruit of all kinds fine view plenty
Also several other desirable Farms and small coun-
try es pases nesr AIEaKshIRsso8W WILSON
two acres good land fine fruit. Beautiful healthy
location miles from city. 81 per month. r. A
PHILLIPS, 142S n. V ave ie5-f;t
LNOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN MONT
Il gomery county. Maryland, eight miles from Wash
ington and two from silver Spring Depot. 1t is beau
tifully situated, we'll wooded and watered and
talns 18TH acres seventy of which is cleared land
An excellent dwelling house and Outhonses. Inquire
for further particulars at 2Ol5 st. NV, at
pm. je.l-lm
FoRsALE-FARAIo OF 300 MORE ACRES, HIGH
4 and healthy location; good improvements: plenty
or frult: ; miles from the city. Inquire of JOHN b
BLOSS, 927 + ST. NV. je3-lms
DARE CHANCE TO BUY BEAUTIFUL RU-
~ RAJ HOME ON EASY TERMS-Sl4 Acres of
good Land; good sixroom house. barn, fence well of
purest cold water; location high. perfectly healthy. 2L
miles from and overlooking this city Price 81 500
Terms 500 TO $500 down. and so to $50 per month
till paid for. R. A. PHILLIPS lI3S New York NV.
my21-lm
NOR RENT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES NEW
IL house and good barn: & miles north of the CITY.
SWORMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
my21-lm 92S ST.
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DESIRABLE SHORT LENGTHS

DESIRABLE SHORT LENGTHS
BLACK GOODS.
For Friday. Remnant Day, We offer the following de-
slfabe short ends which have accumulated the past
short Lengths OF Black Atwood Albatross,
eiFrs Short Gtp gahs of Atwood Eac Lace Bunting
lengths, .ia wards.
! short Leneths Of Atwood Black Nuns Yelling,
= .ort Lengths of Atwood Black Cashmere,
Also few "short Lengths of Black Henriettas' Silk
Grenadines, Yelling Grapes. DC, at low
REMNANT PRICES.
SHORT LENGTHS IN LACFs.
The extraordinary success which has attended our
surplus Stock sale of Iaces the consequent ting
so many pieces leaving an end to nearly every piece
hor; Lengths Of s derahe aee GOODS Q, hsf Wsh 10
insure their ready sale on "Remnant' Day, we shall
The 10: comprises Black and Cream Spanish. Tor
Shoh Msdc Oriental fyptan and -, many new
ODDS IN COLLARS.
35 Childrens Rolling Percale Collars with cane
'i:ennant nrice i'r -, ,
Ladies isured Piqne Chemisette Coiarssizes T.
Is and II iHch
ReEuIdr .l2lc
2l Ladies Fsur,d Percaie Collars, size IL i;;i and
!fs,nnap rrc Price > FL, LES
The above Collars We're good vaiie at first price,
tsecond floor. Take the elevator.)
"ODD SIZES" AND PAIRS" IN GLOVES
Customers wearing the following sizes and not OBJ
jecting the coors, will find these splendid bar
gains
. pairs 3button Black Thread Gloves, sizes 81,
and e..
Regular Price.
ii pairs Ladies ,i-5ntio length Jersey Isle Thread
Gloves, fu fashioned, in cadet and stone-be sizes q,
6i2 and =.
! RrSniar PIT Price 1,,;,:; lac.
is pairs ladies S-bnion ien.,h Jersey Isle Thread
.,otTs IN bronze shades, size Oh u, 6l4 and 6la. ~
~ ... .. ...
~
r;tlrs a!ies 12-button length Isle Thread Gloves,
in olive ONLY.
Regular Price. - 1890 -15c
. pairs ladies s-buttOn MOusqueaire Suede Gloves,
in gray and tan. size only.
Regular Price $3.50 - 81 80
- sI , I.oo
For other remnant Day" attractions Critic,
Post ana Repuhcon all different, and representing
exactly what we have to sell i'll the way of Rem
nants.'
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WANTED--ROOMS.

vXTAETED-UNFURNIS ROOM FOR STOIs-
w lug furniture during summer. Address c. F. R.,
Star Office. jell -2ts
ANTED-UNFURNISHED ROOM FOR
w storing furniture. Address 1907 Rhode Island
ave. II. ieIG;}tx
WANTED = ONE LARGE SECOND STORY
'! Room, with ample closets and board for lady
and little girl: price not to exceed $40: be
nicely furnished of parlor for plano; permanent
reliable party. Address ROx 80, Star Office. jalO-,t
NTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A FUR
w nished Room with Board, in private family. Adj
dress c. L. f. star office, stating price and location.
References exchanged. it.)L3ts
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a IEAthfI. Mn.. On THE B. a q. R.R ONLY
"a three minutes walk from station location high
anu heahy me large rooms; extensive lawn: ample
snaaei exceient waier. Terms reasonable Address
Md. - " ''A ''' ,.s,,,
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"YANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS
w wishes to purchase two three Small Houses
as an investment Address Box 1885, Star office.
jeS-Gt*
"TANTED-TO BUY. FOR CASH, SEVERAL
w small Houses as an investment, and u IL room
Rack Building House south front, centrally located
for residence Address Box A. Star office jelO-6ts
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4 IHARIE:S J. GOOCH. SOLICITOR OFPATF,NTa
Sounsellor-at-Lsw and Expert st. Cloud BUILDING
sth and sts Good work, good references, mOder.
ale charges. Twenty-one years experience. d3I
NJ b. MILLER, AITORNEY-AT-I.AW.
A>s Rooms aud 4. Gunton Law Building
Residence. 240 North Capitol 81. m6aS
SAMUEL H. WALKER
> US Commissioner. Notary Public and ATTORNEY
tor Rents
va ESQ Louisiana ave next to CITY =. o
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YNOR RENT n
IL 1886 10th St 1ir 81 o5 i 736 F St Tor m SIR
1Io5 81, IT. M 1888 7;SS + ST., 1Or. m.i... 10
512 18th St l6r. MI to 81 az X ST n " ar m / 20
80 tstn.w lor NIL 1854 Riggs q r.. m. i.3j
40 9TH ST. 1of, MI 81. :}3 l4y9 5 ST. 6r L.. 1882
my13 1904 + street northwest
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"ANTED-SUMMERB oAkDERS IN A PLEA.
~ sant healthy locality, three mi Is from Rlus
f. j. PENDLEToN, Gay lord 4. o. Clarke county. We
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-22
Dividend No. A.

NOIICE.-At meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc.
dividend mo ~ Of ten no. cents per share ON IL
capital stock Of the corporation was declared,
payable On the Slst day Of September Haas, at the
once OF the Company. r. O. HORN. Sec'y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-22
Wanted,

4 Bea-ding house for mining comp,pv or
number Of mines in . good locality Have had
much exsertence in the buaihess. Apply to g. J,
Fftedman's store for particulars. iylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-22
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given thst I. 0eorss D. Moul-
ton. Of Baker City. Oregon. have BY mutoal cor.
sent Of all the partners doing business at HALEY.
Alturaa County. Idaho Territory, 40 the
"HAILEY IRON WORKS."
this day sold my oue-fonrth Interest IN the prop
er,y and business Of said " Hsiley Iron Works" to
Milton E. Pinnev, of HALEY. Idaho. and thst am
no longer = partner of said arm. or reaponsi' le
And I. Mi on E. Pinnev. Of HALEY. Idaho also
give notice that have purchased said J. B. Moul-
fou's ops.fourth interest. and have taken, by cen
sent, 9 place in said arm and business: ana BE-
h,iitie. h~rrtofor resting on him, and am liable
for iii dobts now existing heretofore contract d
10 the extent Of his fol hut row ray ono fourth
;ntsre.t in the ..Hailey Irnn WORKS" arm sud
business. 0EOESE .. @E:VN'
HAILsY, idaho October ). teeS osGwtw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-22
The Baxter Hotel, Ketohuru.

PAUL p. BAXTER. prepsietor. 10 -ths Oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
a-e supplied With ever, thing the market atlprds.
The rooms see large, stry and we'll fnrnt1hed.
Charges very moderate. This 10 . HOTEl4. and
when IN Ketchum don't fgst the fact or the locs.
tton Main street. below First National Bank s2tf