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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-09-25
A Fair Trial

Of Hoods SarsapariIla will convince any reason
able person that it does possess great medicinal
merit. We do net claim that every bottle will
accomplish miracle, but we know that nearly
every bottle, taken according to directions, does
power is shown by many remarkable cures.
81 was run down from close application to
work, but was told had malaria and was dosed
with quinine, etc., which was useless. l decided
to take Hoods Sars aparilla and am now feeling
strong and cheerful. feel satisfied it win bene-
fit any one who gives ii a fair trial.s W. B.
BEAniIsH, 261 Spring street, New York City.
sit affords me much pleasure to recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla. My health two years ago
was very poor My friends thought was going
with consumption. 1 commenced using Hoods
Sarsaparilla, took five bottles of it, and today
can do as hard a days work as ever could. 1t
saved me from the grave and put me on my feet
a sound, healthy man." WILL r. ID. TRIBBEY,
LA East Main street, Wiggonsyille, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81; six for So. Prepared
only by G. ]. HOOP & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass.
,nrI 100 Doses One Dollar sw
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UNION DEPOT CAFES.
OFFAL NOTICE.

"A LII persons who have any complaints to make
"a Tor the n0n-removal of offal or any apparent
neglect OF duty the part of the drivers VIII
Ter favor by Notifying the undersigned, instead
Oh making complaints elsewhere, as quicker atten
lion VIII be given the matter by so doing. G.. M
STANWOOD Il CO., Nos. 261, 1853 and 265 Com
mercial street. Telephone $50. ie29d3m
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THE JOB LOT OF KID GLOVES. men,
toned in last Sundays newspapers, has ar
eight o'clock. OF all the Kid Glove Bargains
we have ever offered-and they are many
this one tops them all, we think. When you
can buy pair Of elegant Four Button Suede
Gloves for Seventy-fve Cents which are pre-
cisely the same as all New York and Boston
Glove houses sell for dollar twenty five, ii
is something to think Of. 1t does not
often happen that we can get desirable lot
Of merchandise just at the beginning Of the
damaged or in some other respect below
standard as an offset to the under-value
price at which they are sold. This lot is per-
feet so far as we know and the line Of sizes
is from 81 to u.
We viii fill mail orders for out Of town
customers in the order in which they arrive,
as long as the Gloves last.
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J. NJ. DYER & CO.,
CENTRAL WHARF TOWBOAT COMPANY

nIRECTORS Of the Central Wharf Towboat
H. Company are hereby notified to meet at their
office, No. 179 Commercial St.. Portland, on MON
DAY, the list day of October, at o'clock, to hear
report Of the treasurer, and TO act on any other
business that may properly come before them.
Per order, j. T. TENNEY, Treasurer.
Sep24 div
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

George Sinclair shot Benjamin Pineo by
accident Saturday in Columbia. The two
taken for deer. He lived but a few
minutes. He leaves wife and five children.
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POLICIES, Protected by the
Popular Maine Non-FOrfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN-
ION MUTU1L LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.
aug11 aoatf
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Q L. A r. K s
HOUSE F.!

so genuine POnfOOsuc Indigo
Blue Suits, both Single and Double
Breasted, with detachable buttons
mt $S.4s. ONLY $s.4s for n genu-
inc Indigo Blue POntOOsuc Suit. A
lower price than we have ever
known such excellent goods 70 be
sold atllbefOre. This is without
doubt the BEST bargain in BLUE
SUITS ever offered i'm the State of
Maine.
100 pairs $500 Dexter all Wool
Pants mt $3.50.
Our business is booming, and
why! Because of our superior
qualities and low prices.
Our stock contains many rare
and almost irresistible attractions
i'm new styles and you will find
OUR prices for these goods VERY
LOW. Moreover, we deal i'm reIi-
able goods only, we allow mo mis-
representation and cheerfully ex-
change anything brought back in
same condition as when sold.
Does il strike you as queer that
our trade is growing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-09-25

Yellow Fever.

These additional contributions have been
received:
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70 DC TTee TOM SICK nedddCne, UII-
iousness, constipation, etc., use Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They gently
stimulate the liver and free the stomach from
bile. sept25d&w1w
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pENoBscor COUNTY.
wATDO CoIrN1

I WAIlDU IUUNI1.
The building of a station for the Belfast
electric light plant has been commenced and
the station will be completed in about six
| weeks
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Gen. Harrison's Private Secretary.

zilpha W. Spring. ......................... $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
SPECIAL PRrcEs Fon FR1DAY

JEwELRY, FANS AND LEATHER GOODS.
notwithstanding Silver Glove Bangles How can
we sell them for 25c. when the Jewellers ask Soc!
Fridays price 22c
Choice Of the new lot Of 25c Moonstone Lace Pins
for 19c- TO- morrow.
Garter Clasps Of identical designs to those in real
oxydized silver for csc. PAR. We have the real at
g. 20 pair.
Choice tomorrow Of all 81 Jewelry for soc. Hair
Ornaments Bracelets. Scarf and Lace Pins, Buttons;
what not! Silver. Rolled Gold. real Tortoise she'll.
real Amber Rhine Stone Jewelry, &c. Have you seen
the Rhine stones. set in real Gold settings
Oxydized Silver Pins exactly initiating the real
Silver sell at from 81 to s5 apiece FOR ONLY CSC
Fridays special price will be 19c.
The new imitation Jet-made Of metal enameled
pack-n beautiful and intricate floral and Reometrcal
designs that in real Jet would dollars apiece only
Real French Enamel Lace Pins You know what the
jewelers. charge for these lovely Of
sc I r psss RSysi price % each
u Our Jewelry Department il worth visit IRE
spective of to-morrow's Special Prices Have you
Shell Pins ami Combs; we have them up o SIS each
FANo-Real Ostrich Feather Fans thatu cost you
usually So; sell for 80 so. and, you'll cali before
morrow SOC. instead Of 81 .25.
81 Fans for $500. we replenish the stock to-mor-
with twenty five Fans that formerly sold at S1 TO-
Fans tor presents-iou may invest from SOC.
to 800 here in fan. and at good advantage any
n Lea Il ihs e SSops
Purses Of REAL snake Skin. REAL Alligator, REAL
sea- and ZEAL Cali Where else can you get the REAL
II Pocketbooks and Card Cases. half hundred
styles Fridays price for Choice. SOC. each.
Leather Goods Of all kinds ane for all purposes.
sver-bound Pocketbooks IT $40 each: for presents.
THE PALAlS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
A BARGAIN In Hos1ERr.

25c Hose worth Soc. Yes; and you can't get them
elsewhere under Soc style Mol Black feet and an kleA
with uppers in Nile Green, Mauvs Sulphur. Gray
Go6eln Blue, Salmon, Flesh. Crushed Brick. London
Red Warranted oil boiled colOra
style No. 2-Black Hose with figures in above colors
in no less than twenty nine different designs
Style No. 3-Back feet and anklrs with colored 6g-
ures, and uppers Of solid colors to match.
Style No 4-Black, with colored figured fronts and
BLACK ut back.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
P RICE List Novelty HOSE.

sILK-s5. &c.. $135. s1.45 s2.6s. 90. s3.4&
LIsLE-39. 4S. So. rs. IS. 9sc. sL25. s1.35.
CoTTON-l9. 20 80. AZ. 70. &c.
Plain Coors, stripes Figures and Boot Patterns in
entirely new styles. Since. at Of abovequoted
prices we have nearly FIFTY DIFFERENT DESIGNS
the variety may be imagined. The most lovely tints
OF New Greens. Blues. Reds, ETC.. found in the
THIRTY-THREE DIFFERENT SHADES shown.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
continual halovl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
SPECIAL SALE UsDrnwEAn


MEN. LADIES. MISSES. BOYS. CHILDREN,
INFANTS.
Special Sale Prices for Thursday Friday and Satur-
day. October Is. 49, 20. Not only will you find bet
ter variety to select from. but prices par cent below
the credit stores quotation.
Cartwright and Warmers Underwear
I. and r. Morley's Underwear
George Brettle's Underwear.
American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear
DR.. Warmers Health" Underwear
Smiths Patent Buckskin Underwear.
Improved Ribbed Wool Underwear
Non-Irritsting Medicated Wool Underwear
We could write acolumn advertisement concerning
any Of the above celebrated mxkes-about the per-
fecttting qualities the great variety of styles. and
why the best are cheapest. etc. etc.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

The prophecies Of both the great political parties
n New YORK state concerning what win be done
oortn or south Of Harlem river Ia mystifying TO
NAM esoe" VINO nave not at hand map from
geography OF that region. "south OF Har,em
river IN the political sense. lie the nve counties
on New YORK, Kings, Queens suffolk and Rich
mona glance at the figures in the past presi-
DENTAL years VIII be OF interest now in view OF the
cis,m made oy some observers IN the republican
interest that the nfty-nve ANTERIOR COUNTIES
suas =. .nose north OF Harlem river-win roll up a
,epuonoAn 3aJonty OF 10000 or more, which will
require very heavy Democratic vote IN the ave
southern OF ''seaboard" counties tooyercome. The
nist column OF the following table shows the years
the second the republican majorities in the int.
nor counties, the third the Democratic maIorities
N the seaooard countieA and the fourth the ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
r Fl Fl Z I. e. e. e.
TIT 4 cog EF E.' r"
+ # s sos IL Il. +
E. E. E. 4 4 T
s. ! III g. +.
E NJ IN $VGS En- H. En- E. q
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
ALL THROUGH
JUST LOOK AT
THIS LIST.
STILL THAT IS
NOT HALF.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
o2.60 q p. Corssts. white. black and cray; Ind ~


s2.So G. P. cOrssss. whiss. black and gray: Friday
q.
Infsnts Short Coats in all colors were o. ss; Fri
day. s2.25
UPHOLSTERY AND ART EMBROIDERY.
Pair Of Lace curtanA 81 yards long. ~ inches
vide: Friday Csc. . pair.
Fat Lsmbrequins 2H yards long. Embroidered
center. were u %: Friday. S5c. each.
Plush Table Covers. 1 yard square. were e2.26:
Friday q. SO.
Velvet Rugs. go inches long, were o. 80 Friday.
e237 each.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Remnants Of Colorsd sstins. were Soc yard: Fri
day 15c yard.
Lot of soiled Lead Colorsd Lenos. in to 12 yard
lengths; Friday lc yard. sold by the piece only.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Is Ladies' Short Jackets all odds and ends that sold
from "a. SO to IS: Friday. choice. s3.4S.
small Lot Of Chidren's Coats, In 2. 8 T. and year
sizes. sold for IS so and 81; Friday ace each.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Is dozen Children's worsted Toboggans all colors,
with Feather Front: Friday &c. each.
10 dozen Boys Caps and Hats. worth 75c; Friday
19c. each.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT..
so pieces. An-silk Crown Edge Moire Ribbons, 9
inches wide all colors: Friday. 17c yard.
. boxes Black Moirs Ribbon. loop edge, 2 inches
wide worth 25c sysrd; Friday. lsc yard
FUR DEPARTMENT.
A Lot Of Soc Russian Hare Fur; Friday, 35c yard
Lot Of sample Muns. worth $3.50 to Is; Friday,
150 each.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Fancy Lace and Silk Plastrons worth s2 to
a350; Friday. also each.
A Lot of Fine Null Ties. worth Is to Soc Friday.
loo. each.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
ALot of Colored Wool Lacea worth Is to SOC. .
yard; Friday. &c. . yard
A Lot Of Real Antique Laces. worth Is to 35c. Q
yard; Friday. l0c. yard
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Lot Of Is to 3sc. Swiss and Cambria Embroideries:
Friday, l0c yard
Lot Of Embroidsries. worth Sc yard: Friday. 20.
syard.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
4 Lot Of 25c. and $50 Lunch Baskets: Friday.
A Lot Of Plush. Csllulotd Toilet Gases. worth q;
Friday. sl-25 each.
SCHOOL SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.,
LOG to l5c Tablets Friday. sc. All our log to 20c
school Bags Friday. Sc each.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Az VI our 1uc 70 Zuc. Brass FrameA friday. sc.
Lot OF Fine Silk Carriers. worth Soc; Friday Csc.
JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS.
Lot Of 75c. TO s5c. Pockst-books; Friday. 55c.
each
A Lot Of Amber Pins. worth Csc: Friday 10c. each.
YELLING DEPARTMENT.
A Lot of Sewing Silk velinss worth 25c: Friday.
loo. yard
Lot Of Fine 0auze veilinss worth ESQ.,; Friday.
&c. yard.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of 75c. Girdlss. all colors; Friday Soc each.
Lot Of 6oc. 75c., and CSC. SIX and Tinsel 0imps
Friday, Soc yard.
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WANTED ROOMS


w room and board IN central location xdirs a
STATING ternAH which must be moderate WINTER
star once oc1s-3ts
NANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. TWO IIEAsaS7
w rsoms In the vicinity Of Metropohtzn Club, Az
dress BACHELOR. Star once oclS-r
WANTEp-By GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND LITTLE
furnished for housekeeping. would like OF p4ror.
Address full particulars and terms which must
be moderate. THREE star ONCE. ocls-3g'
HNANTED-BY LADY AND GENT TWO SMALL
one carpcted only and the other uniurnished win
bat and gas; terms must De reasonable. Address ".
h. Star once. oc1s 81
XNANTED-REGIsTER YOUR ROOMS FOR RENT
w IT the Renting Directory aud Advertlser hoom ~
81 Clord Building. corner 9th and streets X n
KINsELL ccls-3t'
WANTED ROOMS : WE ARE HAVING Ex-
w celent success in renting out rooms paced with
them. r P. HUTCHrNs Co. 1921 Fst n. ~.ocls-3t
XNANTED-RoOM AND BOARD SUITABLE fOR
w . Young gentleman and vlfes rive sire room
once. IL
wANTED-IN GEORGETOWN ONE LARGE OR
w two medium sized unfurnished rooms for gentle
man and wife Address X l. r.. stsr ONCE 1t.
NNANTED = POUR To SIX UNFURNIsHED
w roomA good neignborhood. Northwest preferred
for light housekeeping-adults. Address Box star
Office. with terms- ocls3r
w sunny rooms in the northwest preferably In pr
vate family, with privilege Of preparing breakfast
References exchanged Address Box L. star oftce
statins mode OF heating. terms. &c ocl.-2t.
WANTED-FoR WINTER. BY THREE ADULTS,
w three fnrnished rooms; heht hou.ekeeplne and
l2th and 9th SITS. n w.. occupancy Nov. 10 Addrcss
Box j. Star Office. oc16-3t'
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BARaA1xs Fon BIG Mex


Fancy Colored Cashmere Wool Undershirts one a.
inch. one 46-inch, two 4O-inch, and one 80 Inch.
Reduced from s1.50 to Soc each. Two pairs each
80. 80 and AZ inch Drawers; 5Oc instead of 81 so.
Extrs-fine Wool Shirts. one 44-inch, two 46-inch
Reduced from Sits to Soc each.
Peter Wright d Co. London, the makers mama In ON.
We needn't say more They 16-thread Bal winter
weight Two ~ inch Shirts reduced from g. so to
81 So One pair 80 inch drawers. reduced from so
to $50.
Red Medicated Wool Shirts seven 42-inch. nine 46-
tnch three 46-inch. Reduced from 81 to soc. each,
Drawers. three pairs 36-inch. seven pairs 3S-nch;
SOC. each instead Of q.
Shaker Flannel Drawers one pair 36-inch two pairs
4O-inch Reduced from so to 81.
Norfolk and New Brunswick" Three pairs 36-inch
drawers reduced from 81. 50 to Soc. Q pair.
american Hosiery Co." One pair 3S-inch drawers.
reduced from 81 as to 5Oc.
Scotch Wool Drawers. One pair 4O-inch that sold
Ut 81. to 60 1t Soc.
q Step just inside door Of No. ITO Penn. ave.
Our buyer and his young will be there waiting for
you tomorrow morning.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(For ladies' below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HoUsEs IN NORTHWEST SECTION;
w daily calls by desiring purchase. prup
critics freely sdyertised money 10 loan on property:
insurance placed In best npanies JOHN o. JOHN
Son, 92S L st ocls-3ts
WANTED-To RENT HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS
w and bath. all modern improvements, IN good
neighborhood not over $40 per month. Address d. 4
W. Star Office. oclS-2t
WANTED-A MODERN. NEW. EIGHT OR NINE
w room house in no thwest; all mod. impe. about
$4,000. GEo. r GoFf, l42o n. a. ave NV ols-6t'
WANTED - HOUSES - THE ATTENTION OF
w owners having houses TO reut IL called
surpassed facilities for securing them immediate
tensnts a. z. HCTCHINs CO. Real Estate. &c.
ISL ST. NV. ocls-3t
WANTED-A HOUSE OR SUITE OF THREE OR
w four rooms; rent not TO exceed els TO go Ad-
dress GOOD TENANT. Star office. oclo-3ts
WANTED-ro BUY SMALL BRICK HOUSE IN
w good order. one with stable pre- erred Address
for three days. state price, &c. box "a. Office
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LOOK To Youn Own INTEREST
And Buy Your Msdicinsof
r. g. WILLIAMS b CO.,
DIR q 0Is SITS,

Under Masonic Temple
Corner Ninth and Streets Northwest
Our stock Of Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicin %
II the largest Of any Retail Store in the city You are
always of getting them purs and fresh - deal
directly with the manufacturers and can You
money. shown by the following partial list
The best Triple Extracts in bulk 35c. per ounca
QUININE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
Oun Special SALE o. Uxpsr11As

still continues unabsted You had better cali soon
20-inch Gold Cap ~aloria" Umbrella. n 10
zS-inch ........... Ito
x0-tnch Natural Sticks s6loria" Umbrellas . LIS
x01nch ...... 1.50
BAUM'9,
7tA, 9Th and d stA
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SPECIAL Lors.VEnY CHEAp.


The following not regular stock but are bargains
secured under unusual conditions-the outcome of
prompt pay in buying. and well illustrating our
cash system enables advantageous buying q well a
small profits when selling
BARGAINS FOR MEN.
Department near door No. l1lo Pa, sye)
AT SOC. Three styles Natural Wool and Merano
Shirts aud Drawers Silk bound and Silk stitched COM
pairing favorsbly with the usual zoe. garments.
AT 75c. Two-thirds wool-generally sold for All
wool-shirts and Drawers Cannot be duplicated under
q.
AT 81 Two styles-heavy and medium weights
Saxony and Australian Wool Underwear Best al gar
ment we have ever offered.
AT o. So Two styles Non-Irritatins Cashmere
Wool Underwear. colors Red. Blue. Brown slk-faoed
and stitched.
AT s1.75. Extra fine White Lambs Wool Undsr.
wear. Feels like Silk. Is worth 1925.
BARGAINS FOR LADIES'
Dept near door. No. III Pa. sye)
AT 45c. Ribbed Wool Vests. long sleeves; real value
q EACH and not to be bought under that price else
where.
AT SOC. Superior Merino Vests and Pants
AT Use. Cashmere Wool Vests and Pants, that vould
be considered bargain at d.
AT q. Natural Wool Vests and Pants, that cannot
be duplicated TO sell under % each.
AT sL39. Fine Ribbed Lambs Wool vests, lone
slssvea Being sold generally for sl.5o
AT el.45. Best Quality Lambs Wool Vests and
Pants, a soft silk and worth ~
BARGAINS FOR CHILDREN
AT Csc. Children's SIlk.bound and 6n k.stitchsd
Nszino Underwear IN all sises.
half apologize for this advt. becsuse IL doesn't
quote ous.haf the bargains are Offering We can't
crowd our sdvt too much, you won't read Il 1t all
Gentlemen should zee our window display on 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

What viii the stalwarts DO, Are thew co,nO 70
stick together this year as they did In 1854 and
make trouble for the republican ticket? They have
no grievance against Mr.. Harrison personally IA
they had against Nj. Blaine, and their only feei-
ing OF that sort must be derived from the assumn.
taon that Harrison cabinet would have their old
foe at the head OF it. This Is perhaps trtf1e too
far-fetched 70 counterfeit In most cases. the
promptings OF loyalty 70 q party In whose ranks
they fought for a score Of years before 1881. and
with whose principles they are generally In sym-
patty. The mass OF the stalwarts will undoubt-
edly step back into their old places Those who
remain out, a. Q rule, will be such as have &C.
oepted ONCE under the democratic administration
or In other ways committed themselves 50 far as
70 make retreat impracticable. Even the best in
formed democrats do not consider the stalwart
element As dependence this year. They are
quick 10 make . distinction, In estimating the
strength OF their outside allies. between the mo.
uves OF friendship for Cleveland and Of hatred for
somebody else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
FOR RENT-STORES.

L,oR RENT-A srokE SUITABLE foR HOUSE,
II Furnishing or Fine Grocery. $50 per nth, or
whole house for 81 600 per year. hESCOAT a Will
coz. 1907 Peansylyanis ave. oclo-3t'
IyOA RENT-FINE PLATE-GIAss FRONT, NEw
Il store. all conyenlences IN the center the test
business location l22y st n w., Pennsylvanis
and 18th ct. ocl2-5m
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Observation-Disclosures

L,oR RENT-sTABLE-IN REAR OF 1879 ST
Il NV. three stalls Apply at 1879 ct NV. ol7-t
l,oR RENT-sTABIE. SIX STALLS. ANIL CAR
IL riaee room. near Scott Circle, also one stable
three stalls. same neighoorhood JANIS A AIS.
l401 Il St ocl6-6ts
INOR RENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF I42O ST.
four stalls. room Tor three Carriage. coachmAII,s
room; water ga, harness closet &C. NJ. A. PAlskIk
l4ls Il st. o.o- i2t
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w Houses to Rent TO CustomerS
HERON 4 RAMFY,
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

I,oR RENT-FULNIsHED HALL 923 q 81 NV
IL to lodges, clubs and tons. on DAYS ard
evenings TO suit. AIply NJ ". u. DENIsOA's Heal
Estate Once. under abOye hall Au.BO-:lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

4. OR RENT-A DESIRABLE OFFICE. 1907 p 81.
II NV. on first floor. steam heat Best business
location. Rent reasonable. TYLER a RU1Ht.h-
fokD 1907 St NV. ols-:Hs
LoR RENT HAVE NOW IN MY OFFICE
II building ols ST.. two very des .rable communi-
eating rooms. lsxl6 feet. rrst OoT trunting
with telegraph messenger call IN place and
tlOns Tor telephone serNlcel aud which, with heat
gas. will be rented inducement rate permanent
tenant ID. C. LAMkENCE. oc4 I'm
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T7oa 4 TIRsr-cLAss HEATIyo STOVE RAH0E
il q Lad06e st Low frtcee c.ii On
0AeTkkLL- as 1tAa
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-17
THE PREsI DENT ON THE BOND
BILL.

Tho special dispatches sent to the
lending Republican papers OF San Fran
cisco from Washington are always tine
ture' with partisanism and must be
taken with some allowance. These
specials last week told what some of
. the Democratic Senators who voted
against the Beck Amendment to the
Bond bill intended doing to defeat the
measure, though the official report of
the proceedings show that only two
ID 'mocrats, McP lerson, of New Jersey,
and Gray, Of Delaware, voted against
the amendment. Now the Washington
specials say that the bill will be de-.
featod in the House aud if it should not
be the President will doubtless veto it.,
This implies doubt as to what the
President will do with the bill, but the
Il no Jqprnnl says emphatically that he
will vetplt Possibly General Powning,
vi the journal, has the confidence of
the President and hus been privately in
formed OF his intention, but il is proba-
bic that the Washoc Statesman is AZ ie-
nor"ht OF what the President intends to
do with the bill as the Washington cor
respondents OF the San Francisco pa
pers. However, II Cleve and should
veto the bill, the journal can positively
assert TINT there is at least one Demo.
FRAT in Nevada who will not indorse his
action or knowingly uph' Id Any poll
ticinn who does.--T Silver State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-17
NOTICE TO STAR CLIO
YER and RUBY VAL
LEY HORSEMEN.
The following Stations will stand at
Oasis Ranch. season Of 1888:
GAMBETTA.

A full blood Norman-Percheron No.
1866.
Observation-Disclosures is II
hands high. dappfe gray, proud spir-
tied, rangy stallion, girts feet, weighs
now LOTS pounds, has full expressive
eye. proud arch neck, strong high back,
high in front, good breast, broad, fiat
bone in leg and fine action.
PEDIGREE:-Gambetta VAS sired by
Keno No. 1, 800, dam Piciola No. 1904,
and was bred by F. M. Adams, of Nor
NAL, Illinois, is recorded in Vol. 8,
page 44O, National Register of French
Draft Horses.