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y orHrSo: No. NorH1se.
Shall deter Us

A%o, ANOfhlNa,
Shall deter from our course In the determination to
furnish the public with good goods at low prices We
talked to you quite recently about
TRUE BLUE SERGE
SUITS.
We didn't think then we would run short; in fact we
rather supposed we had an overplus but the result
proved didn't know how to calculate. for we had
to supply Fifteen dollars is the price
for what we call good suit but we won't limit you to
that price because have some higher and some as
low ten dollar. Don't sneer at the ten dollar
ones They are low in price, ID true but they are
good and don't you sorgstis II you are large man
or fat one. please remember the
GRAY SERGE SUITS
FOR TEN DoLLARa.
We advertised last week We warrant you there are
better anywhere for fifteen Only few regular
sizes In the lot.
BLACK NUNS.
Oh,
woRsTED SERGE SUITS
We never had enough Of any for the last Eve
years They are Is popular as over East color. and
only twelve dollars
HOT WEATHER
prevails and Aipacas. sciienes and such lightweight
fabrics to the FORE indeed may be casssd Is necss-
saries. Coats from two dollars up.
WHITE FLANNEL SUITS
are stylish. Do you need one: Ours are perfect In
tone cut, at and make Just now We don't remember
the prices. The salesman will tell you.
SEERsUCKERs
are not suckers by any means, especially real We
have them-Coats, Vests and Trowsera The imita
lions are numerous and just as comfortable as the
genuine. One dollar and half buys coat aud vest
unless you better pair for three dollars What
do you say? We say yes
PoNGEE
you know is an East India fabric of silk. We don't
make pantaloons of only coats and vests Ten dol
lars for pair but are the best busters of it,
too; good. long and well-Httns busters.
EVERYTHING FOR GOODNESS
AT
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE,
sAKs AND COMPANY.
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Colonel Fred Grant is reported as denying the
statement that his sister Mrs. Sartoris is about
To leave her husband and come TO this country
To reside with her family, saying that so far as
he knows there is no truth In ii. This Is not as
comprehensive and specific could be desired;
but since Col. Grant would be likely to know
as much about the matter as any one, it may
be accepted as conclusive,-for the time being,
at least. There is, however, too much reason to
fear that there may be some foundation for the
report. Those cOgnizant of Mr.. Sartoris' habits
and manners in this city before and at the time
of the marriage would not be surprised nor
sorry to hear at any time OF a separation.
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WANTFD-HELP.

WANTFD-HELP.
WANTED-BoY WHO HAS BEEN At SIGN
= Fs ;as1v s Sns year. Wages $3.50 els
MI ANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE WOMAN, no
w cook aud do plain washing and ironing In PR
yete fsmils; must hsv' good city reference s2.
w spt .ddresa can secure Position worthy Of her
s:!srseSss 1ssSrs s:isss saS ars' month "a
WANTEaRsm-AN. !N TIE, lc!,;sc, LApY OF
zesHstss as Salary .n IS per Wssk Call er
NY ANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work. Must BE- we'll recommended apply At
WYANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL 10
:sss q years old Apply
oEmploymsns Bureau conducted BY
" .ss
WH ssks SARRIAdT iy sM5TH
6iess Cutting sad Masins Without the The pa
per sy tue new tailor system taught :. 1920
WORT: xsgy = s,s house on Connecticut aye s1
WANTED-CANVAssERs FOR LIFE INsUR-
ct NV. y24-2m
VXyANTED = A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
q # sSu = reference required APg
TITANTED-COdKs, DREsSMAKERs, CHAM
w bernaids nurses. scrubbers, dshwashers. wait
ladies' maids: othe. help this and northern cities:
a fRsRR Ha. p M 'S0'S' " n~ WISE RelSk
wv ANTED-AN HONEST AND ENERGETIC
w young of large acquaintance In this city for
. pleasant and remunerstive outdoor employment.
Address w. d c., Star Office. jy23St
VXTANTED-MEN AND WOMEN-CALL AT
w once white and coiored women cooks $40 to $50;
chamberniaid nurses, scrubs and men cooks
COOMBS Il BURGESS Emp Bureau, 928 st. NV.
jy22.6t*
VXyANTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS
w seamstress maids nurses, scrubbers laundresses
cooks. walters gardeners and darymen, for city
and country at Nat Labor Bureau SIT th tjy2llws
VXTANTED-A0ENTS TO SELL MINING sPE-
w oialteS big money in commission or salary.
Address II. p. S. +. & NJ Co.. Box 115, Newport,
KY. 1y19-d&k,lm
UTANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE MAN NEEDING
w profitable employment. to represent US In this
city and vicinity SID monthly and penses or COM
mission II preferred. Goods staple -four. Everyone
huyA Address STANDARD Silver WARE CO..
Boston, MaSA te3O-1m
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

EoR RENT : FURNISHED AND UNTUR-
y nished Rooms with or without Board: pleasant
location terms reasonable. Apply at lS40 Sch st
NV. jy268te
FoR RENT-l2li PENNsYLvANIA AVE. =.
x.,s w. three Infarnsnsd Rooms gEod locatos pri-
gents apartments. or light housekeeping. jy262ts
FoR, RE y M iIl2 81; NV. NICELY.
man and WIFE, with bath and sas. q summer raisA
Y26-lm
southern exposure. SIS. Handsome rooms for light
house every sly ia,S q ava iys@ass
lis fssn: single Or EN- suite on "a and % sssSs
E|OR RENT-2le EAST CAPITOL 81. GRANT
L row. large; cool and cOmfortsble furnished rooms
single or en- suite terms moderate. W24-lm
i two handsome anfnrnished Rooms: second moor:
end sss T wife or office for professional man. Ssa:s
IGOR RENT-A NICE FRONT ROOM. LOCATION
4 cool and deligntGl; with or without board sum-
n iya4 l:ss: 1887 10th st. near Rhode Island ave-
FOR RENT.Two OR THREE VERY DEsIR
i able unfinished Rooms In q central location;
ddfs Ben ssf d
ION RkNT-uNFU FINISHED ROOMS IN GOOD
order second floor all convsnienees for light
Pennsylvania ave. se jy24-3ts
nor RENT UNFURNIsHED = HANDSOME
II parlors, on first floor, with dining room and
Kitchen In basement ill four together each
hoor separate. No children References. 4l4 9Th
It, NV. jy24Sts
INOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
second floor. newly papered and painted bath
and All convenience price $40. Call after o'clock
926 4th st. n. w. jy233ts
nor RENT.FoR THE SUMNER. LARGE AND
Il desirable furnished room with board at Clagett
mansion. eth st road. near silver spring station. Net
Branch b. & u. R-R V23-lw*
NOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsH.
IL ed second and third floor Rooms, with Board; gov
eminent reservation in front: references EXCHANGED
laoS h st.n.w. jyl5-l2ts
EoR Rents UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TOP
II floor. Rent $40 per month 4S7 Pennsylvania
ave. jy3O6ts
NOR KENT-WITH BOARD, AT 1920 II ST. n.
IL W, large pleasant second-story Rooms private
family reasonable rates. iy13-2ws
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS I'd AND Sd
II floors, with Board at summer rates. at 1927 14th
ST. NV. References exchanged. jy13-2ws
FoR RENT. 92O NEW YORK AvE.NEATLY
II furnished Rooms on first second and third floors
single or Gu suite furnished parlOrs bedrooms,
with or without board. jy1b2ws
NOR RENT-AT 14l4 AND 14I6 K ST. n. w.
l. large, cool. elegantly furnished Rooms. with
without board. Summer ratsA Mrs GRANT.
my27-2nl*
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The cholera bulletins are gradually becoming
longer and more frequent, but the double and
triple figures of 1851 have not been reached
yet, and probably will not be. Italy is having
taste of the scourge, but France is still practi-
cally exempt. and the season is so far advanced
thst the northern parts of Europe may reason
ably expect immunity, and no approximations
need be felt on this side OF the ocean.
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Srock-rAx1ss BULLETIN No /.

Il
As announced. we herewith publish detailed
list Of Stocktaking Reductions. now on SALE
Customerswho remember the previous Stock
taking sales I've have them twice year, viii
need no further explanation of the principle
upon which they are conducted. and Will Inn
mediately understand that bargains can b OBJ
tanned.
SUCH REDUCTION IN CHOICE DRESS GOODS
HAS NEVER BEEN HEARD OF.
week ago We marked down q lot Of colored
Atwood Examine Suitings and Boucle Canvas
cloths, from so and 75c. to SIC, and having
sold the stock very low, we offer the balance,
about IL pieces. At the ridcuiousiy low price OF
25 CENTS PER YARD;
colors: light tans navy blue, seal brown and
myrtle green.
FRENCH LAWN PATTERNS.
We have more than we wish to take In stock.
hence, lower the price In order to induce you to
buy before Saturday
Each pattern contains IL yards Of 4Oinch
white French Lawn reduced from $3.50 to -
per pattern.
This Is . great deal cheaper than French
Lawn can be bought from tbs piece. being only
16asc. per yard, the usual price being 20 and
3T5c. per yard.
LINEN ULsTERS FOR TRAVELLING
Having only II left Of o particular line Of
Ladies' Linen listers we'll made. and finished,
we mark them down to close them out before
saturday July 81. Stock-tsking as follows:
Regular prices...-... 81 20 ana WOO
CsVSAHAAS
We also wish to close out
% White Shetland Shawls, and to accom-
plish this desired end have reduced them from
II and $1.25 to 75c each.
Second floor; take elsvator.)
BELTS MUST GO BEFORE SATURDAY.
In order to bring about their distribution we
forego profits-we profit another way.
3-Stsap White Canvas Belts, reduced from Is
to15c.
Light Leather and Gilt Belts, reduced from
90 10 25c. each.
Garnet Leather and Gut Belts, reduced from
so to Doc each.
Leather-lined Alligator Belts. reduced from
62Aa to SIC each.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
BARGAINS In DAMAsk NAPKINS
Having thoroughly examined this stock, we
have taken therefrom all
lends" OF LOTS,
'ODD DOZENS" AND
SOILED NAPKINS
And shall mark them at such reduced pricesas
should insure for them Il speedy sale.
MOSTLY FINER GRADES, VIZ
"Odd' dozen y Bleached Irish Linen Dam
ask Napkins, fine quality.
aHsmnapt" Price 70
END OF LINE.
dozen .. Fine Unblsaehed German Linen
Damask Napkins. extra quality.
aR su,n. nrc ''S3.5o
SLIGHTLY SOILED.
dozen y Reached German Linen Damask
Napkins. slightly soiled, extra fine quality.
"Rsmnapr prics aa5
Considering the fact that these ere already
marked very close. the reduction OF 80 cents
per dozen is a considerable item, and well worth
the saving.
First floor, first on the rIght.)
WOODWARD q LOTHROP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

This will probably prove to be the last week
of the present session of Congress. IL Is under
stood that the leading members, in both houses,
have decided to confine the remaining proceed
ings, as far possible TO the finishing up ofthe
appropriation bills, the navy increase bill and
the Morrison surplus resolution. The proposed
landgrant forfeitures, the Interstate commerce
bill, the Mormon question, and the dozen other
Important matters which were initiated earlyin
the session but have hung fire ever since, will
be crowded out by the filibuStering process. AT
least, that Is the program. Without wishing TO
be improperly critical, and with a full recollec-
ton of the shortcomings of previous Congresses,
IL Is impossible for an honest observer 10 award
praise TO those who are responsible for the con-
grexsional record of the past eight months. A
few excellent measures have been passed, and
there has been q gratifying freedom from the
faint of jobbery aud corruption, but the record
on the whole is Is usual, not one to be proud
of. Not the least OF the errors of this session
has been the treatment OF District matters.
The adoption OF the new library bill was a
thing To be really thankful for, but most of the
other pressing needs Of the national capital
have been neglected by the members, who have
wasted In idle talk and fiiibustering what little
time has been lately set apart for the use OF the
District committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

n SUMNER IDrL
Dupont Circle
sun high
Wealthy heITess
Passing by.
weIdressed man.
Big mustache.
Saw little heiress
Made mash.
Dressed in fashion
For ne wore.
Suit from Golden
Eagle" store.
She took notice
suit was neat,
And his Conquest
"as complete
See the moral
He dressed
In suit of'Goiden
Eagles best
BE YOUR TASTE IN DRESS AS SEVERELY
PLAIN As AN ORTHODOX MEMBER OF THE
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. OR AS uLTRA-srYLIsH
AS THE GILDED YOUTHS WHO PATRoSIzE
THE SUMMER OPERA AND SMOKE CIGAR,
ETTEs FOR LIvISG-oUR STOCK Is VARIED
ENOUGH To MEET YOUR VIEWS
BE YOU FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BE ABLE
TO INDULGE IN THE "DULcE FAR NIENTE"
SWEET DO NOTHING. OR COMPELLED TO
EARN YOUR BREAD BY THE SWEAT OF YOUR
BRow-THE SAME COURTEOUS TREATMENT
AWAIT voc HERE TILE SAME GREAT BAR
GAINS In CLOTHING FOR MN AND BOYS
AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION. THE SAME UNI
FORK Low PRICE NAMED TO ALL ALIKE
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND d Sta
GALL BLUE SIGNs)
b23 j. NJ GRADY, Manager
GkNTLEMENs SUITS sCoggED
Coats 50 cents Pants rs cents Vest, 81 centS
Altering and repairiE. done IN best maunsr
Goods called iof and delivered
h hahn.
BAsE Balls. Bars AND Base Ball
ePALDINGs NATIONAL LEAGUE BALI.
u. rs. special Price.
l2o sheets y ote Paper. % cents
sesosso Noss Paper With Envelopes 70 MATCH o
JOHN C raRKEes
"yS 6ls and 619 18th ST. NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE - HAVE ONE OR TWO OF THE
u prettiest and most complete country homes in the
District just In the Of the Presidents home.
the Pierce Mill road. Will sell one or BOTH large
houses both places. 10 and IL rooms each, with
pantry, bathrooms, iabtrobes. hot and cold water
joining Secretary Whitneys Address
w. H. A. WORMLEY.
jy22-6t* premises at 1l2O 10th 81. NV.
NOR sALE-I HAVE AT FORTRESS MONROE
Il beautiful place with large house Of IS or 70
fine stable and other outbudng; Just minutes
walk from Hygeia aotel beautiful water 'front.' aud
perfectly safe bathing This IL chance either
for nrisclass home o, ho1sl purRSssa \, AddEss
iy22-6ts 112O 10th st n. ".
EOR sALE-A FARM OF 515 ACRES. IN vIR-
IL ginia near the mouth Of the Potomac river, one
mile from Cowarts wharf The land is partly bounded
by Gamers and judiths creeks Well adapted for
planting Oyslerk About sixty acres is in valuable
wood It produces good crops Of corn and wheat and
can be made good grazing farm There Is large
house barn and other buildings in good repair For
further particulars apply to
Dr.. D. r. HAGNER,
jy17-2ws 1912 H ST. NV.
NOR sALE-AT A BARuAIN-FARM OF IS
Il acres Ala miles from this city; twostory dwelling
excellent land; high healthy locality only sl6t0 r
A. PHILLIPS, LABS New York ave. Y0-lm
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

MISSING FROM HER HOME SINCE TIRE
IVA 18th of July q colored girl named I.IZZl n
JOHNSTON, Is years old. Had on q plaid Dress
white apron and brown hat with red ribbon o IT, ANY
Information regarding her Will be thankfully received
by her mother, CLARA JOHNSTON, Ss7 Nd ave,
WILL THE PARTY WHO HAD a GOLD II C.
w Watch, with Inscription In the back Jeff with
them sunday, cali McDENI1Ts Detective
Agency, 500 Pennsylvania ave- AVE- jy2S-.Sts
II WILL PAY A BONUS OF FIFTY DOLLARS
Il 10 any one who VIII obtain "A permanent stun
ton. Am clerk Will take "A walchInan position,
Satisfactory Recommendations. lately been honora-
bly, discharged from The Navy. Address n. W, star
office. ty2a2ts
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND Up
" on US, we are prepared pay fnll value TOR
Gents secondhand Clothing Address OF call nj
JCSTH > Old Stand, 6lg ID NV. YI.-lm
HIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN.-QUEs-
Nuens and answers IA subjects. send 10 cenla
IVY INSTITUTE,
jyl5-lms Southwest corner 9Th and n sta a. w.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INoR RENT-2sToRY BASEMENT AND ATTIC
Il brick, els 9th II. 8 rooms; water in kitchen
Terms. etc. ~ Room 20. Corcoran Building. Jy26-2ts
LNOR RENT-A DESIRABLE NEW 2-SToRY
II brick House. 1911 Wallach Place; g rooms and
bath; all conveniences: SIS per month.
HUFTI 4 DYER
ty26-4t 18th and sts
LNOR RENT-9l6 at. NV, NEARLY NEW
IL 1l-room Brick first-class neighborhocd: every
convenience. Possession August 18th
CHAS. G. DUNCANSON,
E26-Si 9th and ID streets W.
LNOR RENT-ls27 AND ls.a 18TH 81 NV:
II stx-room nAy-window Bricks all conveniences
$40 per month. THOS K wAGGANAN.
1y26-J Si7 ST. w.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

500 gS EsAx At TFE E. rE .ss Gssr
,,. =. W. H. IA ,sTOw.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE. AT5
CHARLES W. HANDY.
Two LoAN-MoNEY IN HAND To LOAN ON
Real Estate In sums from 81 900 10 $40 1000.
iy23et 1926 st.
NoNLY To LOAN To ARMY AND NAVY or
-s1 FlcERs AT LEGAL RATES OF INIERI3sT.
iyl7-3m 1913 r NV.
MONEY TO Loan Az, ~ ~. LIFE INSURANCE
,r,- JAMES L. WAUGH
S75OOOTsS s9 a.S, ON sum. Mna a aa and
Money axsiiaoiss shortest notice JoiiS BowiEs
ST. 5W AND AND $500 $500 TO LOAN ON REAL
iIIos. J. MYEPs.
deal ESTATE AND COLLATERAL LOANS
made Army and navy, officers bay vouchers
cashed Advances on lie Insurance policies aud
Jy;-im W. il. DEMPSEY. I42I New York ave.
MONEY TO LoAN-wE CAN FURNISH
Al promptly ANY amount desired on approved Real
Estate security. In sums from VI 900 upwards.
le26-lm CUTTER * wlMEti. l423 y 81.
NATIoNAL LAW AND TRUST COMPANY
1ess prcmPtly and sai.ssactory transacted JOHN
Il iAeal fssl0te 1epafiuicnt. Ana 81
my2e-3m
SIo:ooo-To LOAN
5000 ON REAL ESTATE
loo rmy27I TIIos. L. w.GGaMAN
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS OF NOT LESS
ASA than $1,000. at per cent, on nrstClass city
property Smaller sums Al q per cent
IS Corner 10Th and r streets northwest
MONEY TO LOAN
M In sums 10 sniI on approved Real Estate
ny al Lowest Rates OF Interest Charges moderate No
al3 1908 lenusylvanla ave
MONEY TO LOAN
estate security. FITCH, FOX & BkowN.
90 l431 Pennsy ivaIiia ave.
" Ok sG RAJ E aAahs e sEt iHThRYEsf
THOS. j. FISH ER a co,
seq 1924 r It n.w
MONEY TO LOAN 3as.. on REAL ESTATE Ar
DANINHowER & son.
ap24 lll5 Est
FiRsrt2As 9sn n fsA Ia sfAT rate. Ok
Interest No delay where the security Is good.
BOARDING.
1.-TWO NEWLY FURNISHED FRoNT ROOMS
ST. NV .y2a-.gt.
SUPERIoR MEALS SERVED TO PRIVATE
mmllles by horse and wagon. 1924 10Th st;
1SnS ST. NV. FURNISHED ROOMS.
given ana required Je.s-4ws
IDLEAsANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND IN
lei Am
fINHE LocHIEL HOUSE. 5I2 sTH II. " W.
best conducted boarding houses city. liable lrst
GLASS; Pheasant rooms Terms moderate OCT
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An oleomargarine vat has exploded in Chi
cago. badly seaIding the bystanders with hot
grease. This is another argument against dairy
limitations. All bad food may be said to kill at
long range, but If Oleomargarine Is going to act
In this way II will be dangerous to keep on ones
premises. Even the worst butter Is hardly
strong enough 10 blow up a building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

Another successful test was made with the
keely moter in Philadelphia on Saturday The
success OF these tests seems to consist mainly
In inducing the credulous stockholders to put
up more money. and 50 long a. they do that
the inventor will probably be satisfied
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$ .ss + f. +. IsEI + ! =: ::
HHHH Z Z ssSssB BIZ E.,
Il Tx ~ IL Z NIB III BBpbp { kF ssss-

The designs Of borders were seected with view to
suit gentlemen OF all tastes The quality of linen
offered Is far superior to anything you obtain else
where for the money. Should you not patronize the
Palais Royal?
FOR I2la CENTS
We offer extra sze and warranted pure linen hand
kerchiefs, with u a and inch hemsttch borders In
white or co'ors The cheapest Of our competitors
charge l0c. for similar quality.
FOR 10 CENTS
We show no less than fortynine different styles of
fancy colored borders Many among the lot worth
SOC. We have also plain white, narrow and wide.
hemstitch borders. OF course. pure linen We don't
keep cotton mixed trash.
FOR 81. 80. ~. IS CENTS
We show qualities aud designs tor which you will
pay high 81 At stores that cater sxcIusyely "a
fine trade and you cannot dnd the goods elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

The steering committee have resigned in
disgust They found the tide setting too strongly
against them in the House
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VXYANTED-TO RENT-FROM SEPT. l. HOUSE,
w north Of g, between 7th and 10Th sts. with or
rooms on first floor and low steps, cellar, modern
Improvements and in good repair. Address FAM
lily, Star Office this month. iy26-3t*
WYANTED-S5 BONUS FOR THE FIRST IN
w formation Of House l will rent Septemb Der or
October LIST; IL rooms; must be In perfect
der and for long lease. Address careful TEN
Ant" Post Office box $50 jy24-3ts
VYYANrED-HOUSE ON X ST.. FOR ABOUT
w $4,000 and one for SIS 600; suitable lot to
build on, Address Box 1873, Star Office jy24-3tA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

GOO 600 TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT
%-OsOOo on hrst-rlaSs Heal Estate security
~ ". IA. ia ,isTOw
V2oTot 6i5 1th street NV
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, OFFICES Per Mo.
9th aud PRav. RIM 1880
9th and Pa Az, B'm 1920
9th and PA. av., RIM 49, 10
portion or properly on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THO6 r WAGGANAN.
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NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN
Il acosta. Store fitted with shelves aud c0unterA
$3.50 per year. Apply TO II. A. 6RISWOLD. Trustee.
Anacostia jy24-lm
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-09-14
Sherif's Sale On Foreclosure

Ry virtue of an Order Of Sale and De-
cree Of Foreclosure, issued ont Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the Terri
tory of Idaho in AMI for the County of Alturas
and 10 me directed and delivered for Il Judgment
rendered and entered in said Court on the 23d
day OF June, 1885, in favor of otto Bachman, and
against Matthew Graham. Il. W Marshall and F.
Gsnahl, l have levied on the following property
to-wit:
All Of that certain piece or parcel of land situ-
ated In the town OF Atlanta, County OF Alturas
Territory of Idaho, bounded and described as fol-
lows to-wit: lst-Thst certain house built by
George Newton, standing close upon the break of
atlanta Hill nesr Quartz Galch south of the Last
Chance vein about 800 feet together with the lot
on which said house stands, and the land adjacent
thereto, and inclosed by fence in front and On
two sides. and in the rear bounded by the wagon
road running from the Atlanta Hill road to the
Lacy Phillips mine, embracing shout 2 i scrts of
land, occupied, at the time said mortgage exc
cuted. by Dan Patton. 2a-That certain other
house fronting the aforesaid wagon road above
described and lying fT;rth up the said Atlanta
Hin to the Sast of the above rst described house.
having been built by James Hogan and occupied
by Matthew Graham ana Hugh GarIsE and their
families.
Notice Is hereby given. that on the S1th day of
September 1886, AT 10 O'Clock H. IA. of that iay.
in front Of the Courthouse HALEY cnul " Of Al
turas will sell the right. title aud interest of
said Mathew Graham, Il. W. Marshall and F.
CANAL in and ~ the sh0ve-hescribed property.
at public aIctisn, for cash, lawful nloneg in
hand to the highest and best bidder to satisfy said
decree and all costs.
Dated the Sd day of September. 1885.
C. II. FCREY. Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-09-14
A CANDID CONFESSION.

There are 40 anti III O7nl0la
Democrats IN tie Territory.
= True Democrats are not anti
Mormoas. The 0nlg
anti Mormon newspapers and anti
Mormon politicians are Repu6h-
cans, and Democrats should gice
them a ride berM.-Fr om the South
ern Idaho Independent IA Mormon
Church organ).
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-09-14
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