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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

WOODWARD LOrHRoP will offer tomorrow
morning 20 pairs ia white all-wool six-pound
pfanketS slightly stained near the selvedge at the
mill We sell them perfect at So These Will go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

SATURDAY being a religious holiday. ssrhe Fair
sl2 TN ST, viii be closed until 8 O'Clock nm
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ScRIBSER, best Butterine for table and cooking,
SsS, 32e, $50 Center Market, opposite Goldens fsn
stalls Personal guarantee.
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EOR RENT-
Sol st. n.w l5r.. 100 1909 3D. st. n W. Or 30 I'd
GA LIT St NV. 12r. 100 1852 Sd St NV Or % al
3l2 St NV, 2Or.. 100 1921 goth st.n W. Or IL
2O1o NV. l4f 20 20 Defrees st.. Or. l6. b1
1224 l4th stnw 1Or. 40 500 10th St u III al
HOB st. NV. 10r :. .65 TIA 9Th St N w hr X An
17O6 ut. NV, 1xr. IS 7l3 St me- or i < a.,
~ 81 ST. NV, H. 20 ~ 25th St n. w., 7r Is 30
La No ave NE, III 60 l6lS I'D 81. u. 6r Is 30
sos 18th st. NV. 11r. go 449 st. H. W. :Sr - ia
403 st. NV. 1lr ..55 10 1888 18th st n W. tir36 ~
aoTV y 81 NV On 4o3l2 st. s.e.. 7r..... 25.4 40
Cap sI' LIT oo ~ 1876 9th St u w.. 7r 2 81
1929 18th st NV, Or. 80 1912 Larch At 6r S0
Ix ,i Cor. 81. Sr o0 st. NV. T..... .2l 80
21O2 h st. w.. Sr .43llbl7 10Th st u w Tr 30
1245 20th st. W., Sr. 40 406 L st. n w. Or IL an
1884 Pierce Place. 9r.. .3S 10 st. NV, Or IL 40
4O7 I'd ST. u. W.. 7r.....40l3414 p st NV Or n an
1Ol1 20tn St n 9r35. 30 81 l. st. n W.. ar IA
1879 Wallach Pl, Or 80 sol 22 St, Sr IL as
22lS 9Th St NV. lur 80 3422 Prospect sv Sri 40
nl6 9Th ST. NV, 10r45 .55I 1926 9Th ct e. DR. IL IN
6t3 f. Cap st. 11r. 40 so 1913 Sd ST. W. Or Ia al
1904 Z at. NV. Yr 40 WsrdAr ave, whitney
1410 10th It. ,6r:32 9th 81 n " a
622 ct. NV. 10r.. .30lvO9 Q ct. Ge 5r ID N
2lll %. NV, 6r secs. SOL 1872 9th 1T a.e, 6r Il
1882 Dth - n W., 1Or.. 80 lCleveland ave.. 6r 4
~ q W. .....2Sl24 Fenton II Or l3 so
443 st nw- .2Sl5l1 9th ct. ae., Sr IL 80
453 ct NV. Or. Sol 23 Warner It. 6r - AZ
81 ct. ae, Or. rs. 6Ol620 ST. se 8r - 11SS
2dS Arthur p. q. 20 40 Mel can av. sw 6r u 50
1 1SSS s0 ma I've 4 ssas IS
SM Nsss ~ 2sS si5 S7tS st. a Gid ~ ~
$50 sSae soa Is 2 5SSS IS
sel3 n a. WARNER co. pl6 INV
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IL 10 the gift OF poetry to hallow every place
IN which 1t moves, and TO make the poet smoke
'Grand Republic" CigarrOS from early morn to
dewy eve.-EM. For sale by all firsu-class dealers
wholesale agents, LUCHS BRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

MEMS DERBY HATS, fall styles, $50 and 50; extra
value. A. T. LEWIS, AS 7th ST.
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w ait for Us.

In Observance Of Holiday KINGS PALACE
Will be closed until O'Clock Saturday
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sArSrAes auction sale will open for the season
saturday night at O'Clock NJ store No z<2 elh
ssroes northwest
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RENT-HOUSES
isss so ~ =: !;
1862 St NV, uurJ l4i4 iith st NV. Or. .35
,sis IS ::
Iis$ 19;s s Nv iSs 4 e
1909 st u. W., n.... 80 6rs ...,..:........2. SO
59e III ay asss {. ~. or.i
IsSs 8 s =: e g..
STORES OFFICES 30
S: 8; 50; g S:
ss:: as:ss
Shop 500 st ne Is els 7sS St room IL &
Spy Of
the LIST and 18th. isei4I TH0s. e. WAddAMHN.
For RENT-B. 4 ES0NgTERTsoN. 1915 H ST. NV.
Conn l isS St
M Rhode 500 Island
1903 So i9 S issS
ll47 Conn. ...... 200 1909 18th .125
:. Other handsome Houses not mention in the above
1875 Conn., ave- 81 is 66' 1882 Kst.....s1O0
924 17Ih ST. 100 17O4 18th st..........75
1927 10Th st.........100 l727 18th st..........45
L,OR RENT-A NICE fIvE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- 3l6 9TH st. NV; els per month Inquire li2S
vCoR RENT-122S-l 1894 H ST. n. E., rooms and
u bath. new SIS per month. 15lS-1o20-l5a2x
eth It: w, rooms and bath. 1880 per month
el12-21l4 NJ st. w.. IL ms, heated by furnace.
$50. GREEN & CUNNINGHAM. l4O5 + ct,
nor RENT Per Month.
Il l26 I2S Tennessee ave.n-e, n. bi water.
1868 St sw., and store br water. 10 OO
2l3- l9-25-29 Willow Tree Court. W., RS, br.,
JOHN +. CUIII ZANE,
se13-3t Room2, l423E i inv.
EOR RENT-A GOOD TEN-ROOM. TEREE-STORY
Il frame dwelling; modera improvements; rent mod
crate Apply TO JOHN j. BOGUE, 1881 sd st..
Georgetown. sel3-3t
Tor RENT-A NEW TwO-STORY AND BASE
II ment press-orick front, containing large rooms,
With ali mod. imps; l1OS 4th st. n Inquire 401
st. n. W. sel3-3ts
ENOR RENTS ROOMS $55; WILL GIVE S5 FOR
- one room or $1o for two: back porches. awnings
shady yard paintings, &c Of piano; stable If de-
SlrtO Inquire before pm., 2124 l4th St Sel3-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

JAcxsoN GROVE Nor TO BIZ SODA meetinc n,
tne STOCKHOLDERS OF the jackson Grove CIs9oS
meeting Association was held Oh the grounds yes
feroay, MI. Sweetzer Linthicum, OF Anne Arundel
County, presllng, and Ar. = u. smith, OF Balti-
more, secretary. The action OF June last LOOKING
20 selling the grounds was resclnded, and reso,
lutton adopted 20 hold camp meeting next sea
son.
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BAx,so
ABSOLUTELY Pusx
PowDrs,

This POWDER never variea A marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomenss More economical than
ne ordinary kinda and be sold in competition
win me multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powdsrs Sold onlv in oaas ROYAL BAx,ra
PowDE. Co. 1o6 Wall st. N.x
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,cco.. :. hHos PAlAcs WIN b closed saturday On
" nonoay-open amer p n.
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We Reopen NJ 6 O,clocI

we reopen NJ O'Clock
greatest bargains In Children's School Shoes ever
onered In this city. Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH
ST.
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CITY ITEMS
Evening at $3.50 r. M.

TO.MorrOW Evening 1t $3.50 p. M.
We shall 0ner the following three Special Bar
gains in Chldren's Reliable Shoes big lots that we
have bought considerably under the mar
ket price ana we shall give you the benefit Of our
Bargain L-15O Pairs, to 8, kid worked hole
spring heel, solid button, 49c. worth 75c.
Bargain 2-250 Pairs, to 1O<, Childs' dull
regular 81 25 Shoe, 75c
Bargain $500 Pairs Dix Sons reliable make
OF straight Goat. spring heel, button: regular
price 81 and 81 25 special price s5c for sizes to
8; Il for 81 to 1o<.
WV. HAHN Co.,
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The Day Of AtOmemens.

THIS EVENING.
The Day OF Atonement, the most solemn OF the
Jewish holy days, begins with sunset this evening,
The services In the synagogues consisting largely
OF prayers pleading for forgiveness are exceed
ingly impressive. Yom Hak Klppurim, the day Of
the expiation, or atonement, Is supposed by some
TO have been originally meant as a day of tempo
rary expiaton Tor the sin OF the golden CALI but U
was permanently instituted by Moses as u day OF
atonement Tor sins IN general IL was the great
day or National humiliation, ana the only one
commanded In the Mosaic law. The Day OF Atone
ment Is Kept on the 10th day or Tshri; that is
from the evening Oh tine Yth till the evening or the
lOth On this day every Hebrew, except inyallds
and Children under thirteen years OIL age is for
Dldden 10 cut or drink anything for twenty Jour
hours On the eve or the day, a snort time before
sunset, sunpIuous feast Is partaken or alter
which the worshlpers repair W the synagogue
The following day Is devoted entirely To PRAYER
ana the worsllpers remain in the synagoye from
early morn TIL dark. The joyous Feast OF raber-
nacles, or the Feast OF Ingathering. comes fiye
days alter the day OF fasting IL Is the last or the
three great yearly festivals, and was Instituted in
coinnemoratlon OF the dwelling OF the Israelltes
IN taoefnacles, or tents, during their JOurneyings
Ia The wilderness. The least which Is also Observed
as thanksgiving for the harvest, continues Tor
seven days, only the frst and last Gays being Kept
holy. IL Is supposed TO owe It's origin 10 the
harvest, which terminated at about Thu, time and
winch the Jews celebrated as a season OF 10y and
tnankfulness Tor the Kindly rruit OF the earth
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CITY AND DISTRICT

HONESTLY MADE RIcHs SHOES, III Market Sp.
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TrOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW
Il house. ten rooms mod imps. heated with fur
mace; double stairs; rent only $50 per month; 1923
10th St Apply o. Z. DUFFY, owner, 607 9TH St NV
EOR RENT-l425 CORCORAN ST., IOR. .......s45
AII3l St, lOr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
ses-6t sTEicER IiTBlRWxN X 10; y At oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

Sewing Machines Repaired and War.
rameed tor 81 at your house. Send postal to W.
FUNK, 1851 TN st. Good machines for $40
Finest Butterine. at the Original Stands
$40. $50, 351, Center Market, center aisle. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

The Fair, S12 7th St NV, will be open 10
business at pm. Saturday, Sept l5

delaware Grapes Delaware Grapes.
we are now receiving the finest Delaware Grapes
on the market. They are direct by fast express
from the celebrated vineyards OF l. b. Seeley, on
Canan da1gua Lake, N Y, and are the same variety
Oh grapes from which Mr. l. B. Seeley makes his
ceieorated Delaware grape wine, and for which
we are likewise agents All lovers OF fine fruit
ana pure wine are invited TO Inspect these articles
NJ. p. METzGER, AT 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

kOh hENT-bI II. U. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
l. tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r SITS. NV.
HOUSES
SO 18th st NV. 1orsl30 1890 st. Sc, sr.-.....s35
y JAZZ AL I4tn st, q ~ LOT go 4a2 Boundary 81
ID no9r l107 Pa ave. 25 1887 sth St NV. 7r.2o50
900 9th st-n W., lar. 30 $40 ID st. n W. r.. 10
1S41 st., l0r. ......... so 4:32 st. NV, 10
326 ST. NV, Tor. 90 80 Fenton Pl NE Or Is so
1232 9th ST. W., 1lr so ~ FentoA Pl n e Or 10 80
LIS oth St NV, LOT. 30 1872 Wylie St, 6r. 13
3dU I4Ih st. W. l2r. 80 402 Richardson
1911 18TH st. NV. Or. 80 404 Richardson P
I29 9th ST. u w., Or. -. 4o zoos ID ST. u e.. 10
LIB u ST. n. Or &s're As l2l / ID st "a w, shop.
$50 2lst St NV. 11r. 40 5l2 lth st. q w. shop Is
e41 st. ID floor. B front $50 1t I'd floor ir -. 25
rs, heated by steam. 800 939 st. I'd floor lrm ID
041 +, Sd floor. front rs i70LA ave. from 10 70 20
heated by steam. 1888 625 La. ave-, ID door .0
Elegant rooms in sun IL llth ST., Pr 25
building. "hreproof. . ele- 5l3 lth ST. 20
yators, heated by steam 4O9 l3 ID st u w hall 30
from SJO 70 $lO0 each I'LL ST. NV. 1r. 5
STORES
MAGNIFICENT stors Sun 1908 Pa av- store q so
Building. per an. 900 I5th 40. Paw. store Is
I1Ol Ia. av. store .125 18th alb Pa store
selO Il. o. HOLMAN. 10th and SITS. NV.
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FINE ROASTED COFFEE

Great Special 80 Days. Sale on our en-
tire Wine and Liquor Department Every article
reduced in price. Do not fail TO attend this sale
as we orfer nothing but the best goods.
NJ. & p. METZGER, AT 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

AfooT IN SwITZEkLAND.-Dr. VIM X. Butler and
Ms orOtcr, kev. CDas Butter, sons or the Chaplain
OF the senate. Mho have been spending some Zine
10 bsriih, left there The st OF August for Vienna
Austria. whence they so probably 10 London
They JOurneyet through Germany and Switzer-
L.no, Ia the lttler country taking a tramp on foot
" over 100 niles through some vi the most pictur-
ssaae PORTIONS rney expect 10 be home about
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NOR RENT
933 & ST., Tor. .s75
1749 Pa. ave. Tor. 81
SO2 21st, 12r., IN. 4. .6O.67
Cor. 23d aud L sts., lOr.,
store and stable. ....... 80
l147 I St. lUr. ..45.5O
I25 goth, 10r., mi. "a 80
2133 X St., Or. AZ. 30
3O4J n st.. Tor, m.i.40.67
1927 Pa. av., Tor. IN. /. 40. so
l343 Wallsch ST., 7E35.5 so
BOB I'D st ST., m.i.35 80
1889 K st.. ST.. mi. .35. 40
2134 l st.. Sr.. m. l.. .35
92S Pa ave. tstoreJ. Sd
1l5O I'D St. Sr. go. 80. 80
o30 ZOtn ST., 9r. .ln.L 81. 90
2141 x st. Sr. mi. =. 1850
6l9-62l Esd St, 6r.,
m. i..................3O 30. 80
1853 Pierce Place, 80
l52l Pierce ST.. ar .27. SO
1908 = ST., 7r., M Il. 20. SO
92U gath St, ST.. mi. ~
262I Ist-.7r l. store. la
1870 Marion st. 6rs. % 50
1910 29th ST.. 7r. 1850
2127 Ii St, Or. %. ~
For o tun list apply 70
ao1D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

MAKR1AGs LICENSE Narr,aye i,censes h.ro
p g ISSUED o. the clerk OF the court 70 Jo,eph
"a. anu MARY Green; Jerry Gallagher and N ~
Anu jamie Dunlap, OF Rock Enon. va: Charlp.s \,
Se,,< anu LUCINDA SULLIVAN: George w. DagVs OF
rnas,aosipnia, and Alvin Taylor; Edward Sfcher
go. -. anna garner, wash Waller and Vie
Sorn Iaylor; henry Wa05acker OF Chicsyo nj
AM Ss,.rv s Gibson; John Padgett and LIZZIE
Va, and Lnnie q. MoneLt, or Loadoun Coaasyy
Va. en SoohJ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

fok TIE YELLOW FEVER srFFERERs-A concert
.or the benent OF the yellow fever sufferers an
sacAsonsiile Will be given AZ the First Congrega-
sonal CHURCH, under the direction OF Mr. Paul
DO sine, on Wednesday evening next. The pro-
lect has the cordial approval OF Hiss Cara Barfon
k&,L II % the Red Gloss society. Miss Jennie
~ ns.ol, 10. bischon anu others have volunteered
10 participate In the concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

3 1914 29tn ST., Or. ..22.50
IS 40 Mass av., 6r.. m.i22 80
u l206 22d st. Dr.. m.i2l.50
242S X ST., q ~. 80
10 l2llS Pa. ave. 5r. 1000
u l2l3-l7-25 Both. 81. 20. 40
Olive ST.. Or. ......21
% 1913 18th ST.. l0r. 10
n 1917 18th, 7r.. m. i. 1850
% I2429 n st.. Or.
~ 2225 II St, Or. 1880
% 400 26th, 7r. l. stable. .16
10 404 Dist. 6r........15.30
- 1929 4 st.. Or. :. rs. 30
is 2705 X st. 6r.. Is
10 2425-2427 4 ST.. Or. IL so
70 l212 18th st., Or. .12
~ l2l7 E ST., 3r. .l2
Store, 24th and II. IL
,0S Alex. Court, 5r.. 10. so
10 Rear 2401 / St., Or 10 80
~ 24lS Va. ave. Or. 10
0l24.9 ST.. Ar ............l0
- 0oG-65S- Navy RI. $40
% stable, 3 stalls. l. st. -. 10
ID 2606 | st, 5r........l0.30
~ Rear 20l7 N. Y. av., 4r.10
WESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Pa. ave- NV
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EOR RENT
e 1915 K. !. ave. 11rs75
92l 0 ST.. 13r., mi. go
631 Pa av. Sc, Or. and
store. ...................60
l22O q St, Dr., MI. go
1910 Riggs st., Sr., m. i. 40
2016 VT. ave, Dr., mi. 80
649 3. c. av-, 7r.,mi27. SO
l220 g ST., store ........:e2
2l04 By. st. NV. Or. -. 20
917 V ST.. Dr., mi. rs
se5.1,p SWORMSTEDT
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SUIo Sc. three-st0ry brlck ten rooms, hne order;
LrOk RENT-9lS G ST. E-A MOST DESIRABLE
II six room brick House, with all modern Improve
ments; in perfect order; rent only 30 sel3-.ts
ECOR RENT HoUsES-BY CHARLES w. HANDY,
Il REAL ESTATE BROKER
921 +. ST. n W.
SG9 st. aT sd l5r $50 yPg Sc gt 81 Knw.
o5 nw5S r;;o... S5 o. g. St NV, 1r. so
900 Sd st: W., Tor; - aud stsnw, 7r 90 SO
1907 10Th st. NV, Sr. DO Frame. 942 St Or Is
OF I'd St, 9r...........30 sis st. a W., 7rl Ii
26l7 X st. n.w Tor. 30 14U9 East Cap. ct. 5r
STORES FOR RENT
Southwest cor Sd and le1O 9Th St NV, store
sts. store and Sr....4O and 3r............,83 5
sel3-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

IroR SALE-AT BARGAIN-472 AND 474 O ST
Il n W., III rooms and bath. with all mod improve
ments Inquire of owner. 474 ost su27-lm'
EoR SAIL Two.sToRY AND BASEMENT Bar
Il window brick on " St. bet l4th and New Hanp-
shire 20 feet front. rents s25 per month"; ali
mod. imps.; $3.50. bEAL-L. BROWN CO. 1921
Est su.s7- I'm
I,oR sALE-sIx SMALL BRICK HOUSES JUST
completed three ren.-d at 10 each will sell thu
SIX Tor $4,000: terms 20 suit; q good investment.
sMORMs1EDT BRADLEY, s27 ST auls-lm
I>OR sALE-HoUsEs- 1902 Both st. Or. $4,000
Il 2sOs st. NV |52J0 n st. NV. Or 700
bh-. sr. new. 200 35 IL ST., b H. Dr. 1000
3O:4 q bh- 9r..... 900 1875 and - SD. Or 1000
b Prospect ave. 200 32Oo and Nj ar q 900
900 and % NJ st., b. alb 35th. &. H. 7r. 1900
h. ana store. q. 600 34OO ct. b b.. Or.
1927 3oth. b. h. Or. 5000 .......... 80
3401 II. b. n. lOr.5.OOO
he above A. only portion Of the property on my
books Call Tor list C H. FICkIING.
1l6-3m 1854 sd Ut.
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Finest Butterine, at the Original Stands
349, $50. 351, center Market, center aisle.

International Exhibition, Newcastle.
1857.
colgate CO.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap
ana handkerchief perfume received FIRST awards
tu,r-2w
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1923 9th St ne, 6r..m.i2O
Marks Alley s-e........S.:;O
SIG 18th u o., 6r.. milo
22U0 11th &C. NV. sto. 10
436 18th st. s.e., Or. 10. 80
ITO 1 st. a.e.. Or. 1850
l2l3 Wyiie ne, 5r-....l0
IFS Z st. ne or........l0
1877 By. st. n.e. 5r. . 81. 20
ITO Wylie st. ne. 5r.9.5O
1882 Miller st. q. e., Or. 8
Rr. 1210 / st. Sc. 3r..
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FSh sAii!hi.s,sPIENDID s-RooM BRICK; q
49, ~ hAa do.h St ICONS lea nOOr IN rsrfef
oraer lot SOxlo0; only s0 800 -
.el4-& MHlIAkkRs JORDAN. l4i7Fa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03

the Gould g. Curry and Best &
Belcher-two leading Comstock mines
as Superintendent.
Go to W. S. Mack's to have your
painting, paper-hanging, calcimining,
ETC., done, and carpets taken up aud
relaid. w. S. MACK,
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines,
In his old quarters, Strahorn Block.
The Celebrated Red House Kip
Boots.-3O,0O0 pairs sold on this coast
during the past FIVE years. After
Oct. lst price reduced rs cents per
pair. Send for a Catalogue. RED
House TRADE UNION, Sacramento.
Cal.
5000 pairs of Blankets. The larges,
purchase ever made by retail house
on this coast. White Blankets, %,
to $40 per pair; Gray Blankets, s1.2s
to SO per pair. RED House TRADE
UNION, Sacramento, Cal.
J. w. Roe, a gentleman until re
Gently IN the banking business ii
Greeley, Iowa, arrived to day, witt
his wife and child, intending to re
main awhile and, if the climate suits
to settle here altogether. Mr.. Roe i:
quite we'll posted about this region, a:
he has been a regular subscriber te
the TIMES for over five years.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03

rY@ Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale a, this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
THE BOISE RALLY.
By Getting q Special Train the Elk.
cursion Will Only Require Two

~ Gettlng special IRAN the Elk.
cursion Will Only Require Tive
Days.
The arrangements are nearly com.
pleted for the great rally in Boise
Saturday evening .of this week. A
special train will leave Eagle Rock,
Blackfoot aud Pocatello early Satur,
day morning and 60 through to Boise
by daylight. At Poca,ello it will take
on the band of l6 pieces and a large
number of excursionists, and stop at
all stations to receive all who wish
to 90. The fare on this train Tin
Guiding the fare from all Wood River
points, vii. be $3.50.
Those going from Wood River,
however, have to lay over Friday
night in Shoshone. To obviate this,
the County Central Committee has
arranged with the railway company to
run special train here Saturday
morning for $50, If sufficient num-
Der of people indicate their desire to
pay 81 extra for the accommodation
to offset the extra cost, and William
Goulette, of Broadford, R. J. McPhee,
OF Bellevue, Major Pinkham, of Ket-
chum, and Joseph A. Rupert, Of
HALEY, have taken the matter in hand
the latter having charge of the
tickets. If by tomorrow evening
they see their way clear to paying for
a special train Saturday morning they
will order it. Otherwise they will
not.
If special train can be secured
the trip to Boise and return can be
made in about SO hours, and the
Wood Riverites returned to their
homes by Sunday evening.
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THE ALTURAS CAMPAIGN.
1t will be Opened in Bellevue Tuesday
Next.

The Territorial campaign in this
county will be opened in Bellevue
next Tuesday evening, when Hon.
Fred. T. Dubois and other speakers
from abroad will address the meeting
The Territorial Central Committee
has arranged for special train from
all points on the road, which will leave
Bellevue at the close Of the meeting
AS there will be a general meeting
of the Republican County Central
Committee in Bellevue on the same
date, the town will doubtless be
jammed with visitors, and all who at
tend will have an enjoyable time.
A special invitation is extended to
all our Democratic friends to come
and hear the campaign issues dis
cussed.
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LOCAL JOTTiNGS.
Friedmau's is open.
Nominee cards ut this Office.

frleonan Is OPEN
Nominee cards ut this Office.
Candidate cards ut this office.
Fresh Oysters at the English
Kitchen to-day.
Candidate cards turned out ex-
peditiously at this office.
Try the nice, rich milk from those
thoroughbred Short Horn COWS of the
Hot Springs Dairy.
Samuel Millsaps, successor to Pur-
dam & Ward, will fill all orders for
ice left at Whitman & Walkers.
George A. Black went out to the
King Of the West mine, to-day, in.
tending to return in about three days
E. G. Coffin, of the Coffin Hard
ware Company. left this morning for
Rocky Bar and Atlanta, intending to
be gone week.
John Condron, Colonel Bryan and
Claude Campbell left this morning
for a weeks hunting and fishing trip
in the lava beds.
Don't tail to drop in at Elof Ander-
sons, the Tailor, and order your fall
suits. He has Just received fine as
sortment Of choice sui,ings.
Give Warren & SHEPHERD call, at
their Comstock saloon. They have
a cosy place, and their liquors and
cigars are first class.
Patrick kirwin has taken charge OF
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Married.

LEpsoE-VINEYARp.-In HALEY. Idaho, October
2, 1888, Lycurgus Vineyard and Miss Sadie
Bledsos-both of HALEY.
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems at
first only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
imitation Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, but
be sure you get the genuine. Because
he can make more profit he may tell you
he has something just rs good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings Ne'S Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in all
throat, lung and chest affections. Trial
bottles free att. A. Rupcrt's Drug Store.
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FOR THE MORMON CONFERENCE.
Special Rates to Salt Lake and Return.

Special Rates to Salt Lake and Return.
The 59th Sem-Annual Conference
of the Mormon Church will be held
from the 9th to the 10th of October,
the Utah Territorial Fair from the 3rd
to the 9th of October, and the annual
meeting of the Young Mems, Mutual
improvement Association and Gen
eral Sunday School Convention will
also be held from the 9th to the 10th
of October-all in Salt Lake city.
In order to induce all who wish to
do so to visit Salt Lake city at that
time, the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany will issue excursion tickets at
the following rates: