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VACANT LOTS.

1,35O-sox16o. southeast corner of Twenty
sixth and H streets a fine high lot, with
shade trees; a good buy.
SI,75O-60S160. south line of I street, be-
tween Tweuts.sixth and Twenty seventh:
planted with fruit trees and SD de trees; good
curbing, cement stone sidewalk, good picket
fence.
S4,OOOA0xl60, north line of street, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth. adjoining
property highly improved, and only a block
from street cars; is an elegant site for fine
house.
ST. IoO-4 0xl6o, on north line of street, be-
tween Twents-ffth and Twenty-sixth; ele-
CANT high lot between two new cottages; is
bargain.
SI,OOO-Soxs0, on south line of street. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, on street
car line.
Rs- We have subdivided the beautiful ground
at the southwest corner of Nineteenth and II
streets into lots ranging from 30xl60 down to
S0xSS. These lots are offered at a low figure
aud upon very easy terms. Anyone wanting
small lot TO build on should not fail to examine
this property.
Houses Rented, Rents Collected, Money
to Loan and Conveyancing done.
EDWIN K. ALSIP g. CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
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SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY,

ONCE. Third Street. between and x.
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THE DAILY RECG2D-UNION.
Published six days in each week. with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, and
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THE WEEKLY UNJON

Entered at the Postoffce at Sacramento as
Becond-class matter. -
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SILVER LEGISLATION.
Tie Jones Bill to be Amended by the
Senate Republican Caucus.

When the republican senatorial caucus meets.
and 1t may assemble at almost any time i: will
have placed before it for consideration the
silver bill which was reported by senator
Jones from the finance committee. The bill
will, however, be amended in a few particulars.
but the amendments will be acceptable to the
author of the measure. One of the amend
ments proposed strikes out the provision in
the reported bill that the notes issued for the
purchase of bullion, when redeemed. shall be
cancelled. and instructs the Secretary of the
Treasury to reissue them. with the proviso
that the amount outstanding shall not at any
time be in excess of tie amount paid out for
the bullion deposited. Another amendment as
the addition OF the sixth section OF the hIll
adopted by the House caucus, which provides
for the covering into the Treasury of about
seventy millions of lawful money now held for
the redemption of national bank notes. The
Jones bill. it will be remembered directs the
Secretary of the Treasury 20 purchase monthly
silver bullion to the value of 81, 500. 900. the
notes in payment thereof to be redeemable in
lawful money.
The matter was discussed yesterday by the
caucus committee appointed for the purpose.
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TOO POOR TO APPEAL.
Notices to Convicted Violators of the
Liquor Laws to Come Into Court.

Notices to appear and perform Judgment
have been issued b. the Police Court in more
than a dozen cases of persons convicted of
violating the liquor laws and who have failed
TO perfect their appeals to the Criminal Court.
The amounts of the judgments range from $40
to $780, the aggregate amount being about
81, 800. The notices issued are in the form of
attachments and the amounts owed are stated
on the paper for the purpose of designating the
amount of collateral to be accepted by
the police upon service of the paper. There is
rule in the Criminal Court which requires de-
PENDANTS in appeal cases to deposit - as a
docket fee. Many persons are unable to pay
the IS docket fee after securing a bond. They
are consequently placed upon the records as
having been convicted.
The explanations when the parties come into
court will probably be of an interesting char
acter. In all cases where the fee was not paid
the papers have been remanded In some
cases the liquor men claim that the failure was
because their attorneys kept the money instead
of paying 1t to the court Judge Miller. il Is
said. will be obliged TO enforce the Judgment
in all cases and some of the delinquents NAV
have to so to the work house. There Is now
one liquor man in the work house serving
time under case similar TO those stated.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
NORTH COLUMBUS STREET. - Some ten or
twelve years ago the city council of Alexandria
established a board OF public works whose duty
it was ito designate the streets and other pub
lie avenues to be improved" &c. The board
was short-lived, for when Washington abol-
ished its board of public works Alexandria
followed suit The board did one work Itse-
cured the setting out of sidewalks and curbs
from King street to Madison street and then
died. The work was decried as needless and
wasteful. but it was not long before improve
ments on that street were stimulated. Many
houses have been erected and the value of
building lots on the street toward its northern
terminus has more than doubled The last
sale is a lot on Columbus between Pendleton
and Wythe. sold at $500 to T. A. Groves.
The CONFEDERATE DEcoRATIoN.-Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, OF this city has selected
May "a, the anniversary Of the departure of
the Alexandria companies of volunteers from
the town, the confederate memorial day
here. Messrs. Warfield. Cox and Chase have
the arrangements for the decoration in charge.
The confederate decorations here will cover the
Appomatox monument to Alexandria's con-
federate dead, the ladies' monument in Christ
Church yard to the captured confederates who
died in hospital here and the graves Of many
confederate soldiers at Ivy Hill and in the
church cemeteries. As yet no preparation has
been made here for the decoration of the
graves Of the Union soldiers on the 30th in
slant.
NorEs-Messrs. Samuel Norment. ]. L. Bar
bour, w. E. Clark, T. w. Tyree, III. Il. Brown
ing, C. +. Norment and ID. NJ. Sabin OF WASH
ington have obtained charter here for the
American Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany.-The temperance sermons on the 9th
ultimo do not seem to have aroused general
movement in behalf of the cause, but the Jona-
dabs of Refuge Council VIII make a public
movement next Monday night and have in
vited several Washingtonians TO deliver adj
dresses on the occasion.-Mr. John Fedden,
weli-known citizen OF the southeastern sec
ton Of this city, died last night.-The Young
Peoples Union Of the Second Presbyterian
Church gave q pleasant social reception at
the church parlors on Monday night
Chas. Jackson, coiored, who was injured by
the fall Of block OF ice on his head at Reeds
wharf, died yesterday.
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ANACOSTIA.

To INCREASE THE STREET RAILROAD FACIII-
TIEs.-A large force of men began work Mon
day on the new line OF the Anacostia street
railway connecting with the present line at the
corner of NJ and llth streets southeast. and
running from that point TO the Center Market.
The line runs north on 18th TO G and then west
ward into the city between the " street and
Pennsylvania avenue lines. In two or three
months this suburb will have a one-fare con-
nection with the heart of the city. and is al
ready feeling the stimulating effects as shown
in increased building operations.
HIS ARM AGPUraTED.--Herbert Berry, tho
ten-year-old boy who was hurt by the ears Sun
day afternoon, had his right arm amputated
just below the elbow yesterday. DIR. J. A. Wat
son. who received his diploma the night before
from the medical department of Georgetown
University, performed the operation. There
were i'll attendance and assisting. DIR. Elliott of
Washington, DIR. \. ii. Wilmer of St Elizabeth
Hospital and Drs. Harrison and Pyles OF this
village.
G.AR.-John A. Logan Post. GAR, has
eight recruits to initiate at its next meeting
which will make the membership nearly fifty.
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THE OLD GUARD.
Making Arrangements for the Comina
Trip to Boston.

At the monthly meeting Of the Old Guard,
held last night, Comrades J. s. Garrison and
L. NJ Carten, Post 2; Geo. I. Jacobs and NJ. u.
Buckley Of Post 8. II. L. Prince and Thos. Cali
YER of Post and p. C. Balm OF Post s were
elected to active membership.
The committee on arrangements to Boston
reported that they had secured one hundred
state rooms on the steamer Connecticut Of the
Providence line for the use Of the active and
honorary members They were instructed 70
contract with the Third Artillery Band TO &C
company the corps upon that occasion Private
Geo. c. Harris was elected . color sergeant
and J. B. Dowd a member Of the court-martiaI
committee. Upon application the following
were elected TO honorary membership: Judge
VIM. c. veazey, VIM. A Miller, Ellis Speer, X.
+. Hawkes., Mark ]. Thomas, Hub. I. Smith,
VIM. Wilson, G. Fsrnsworth, De Witt c.
Sprague, +. II. Thomas, ChsA Q. Norton, A p.
Tallmadge. A. p. wilkinson, Jos. Fitzgerald,
p. s. Early, b. Diggins, ID. q. Crowley, A. l.
Root W. h Peok, Isaac n. Jackson and = q
NcCleary.
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AUCTION SALES.
TI,HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TCHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionecr.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE OF THE LATE JAMES wORMLEY
MAR GIASSLANDS AND OAK VIEW, WITH
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH, 1890 at
HALF-PASr TEN O'CLOCK AN, at the above resi-.
dence. Ferces Mill road short distance OF Teney-
town rogd will sell tire following effects. Some of the
furniture formerly belonged to the Hons Charles sum
and John Is. lloyd:
Walnut. Cherry and other Bed Room Furniture
Oak Hall Set, Hat Rack
Parlor Furniture, DIvans.
Dining Room Furniture Ice Boxes.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Mating. OIL Cloth. Door Screens
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Rustic Benches. Orn sneIlts.
Paintings and other Pictures.
ALSO
. Beautiful Ponies with Pheton and Harness.
Mule, Wagon and Harness.
one half bred Attorney Cow.
Durham Heifer, years
Old Road Horse. fast.
SIx-rassenger Dayton, Pole and Shafts
Gold Mounted Double Harness.
Farming implements
WheelOarlows Roller.
Sash Terra Gotta Pipe.
And many other articles usually found az a coun
try residence.
The electric cars run within half mile of the place
and stage VIII leave auction rooms at $50 O'Clock
on morning of sale.
Term; cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
niy'-uts Auctoneer
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THE SYNp1cArE CLorH1sa CoMpAsY.

We hereby announce to the public that We the men,
bers Of the syndicate positively close out
Of stock Of Fine Clothing for the benefit
OF Mr. A. Lustc who is obliged 70 withdraw from the
firm account Of his health We have decided to close
out this amount Of goods in the next fourteen
This sale will positively net commence until the gath
day Of April, at O'Clock am.
This is neither fire, assignee creditor bankrupt
sale Of shoddy trash but strictly legitimate, bona
hde sale. carried on by responsible persons, who do
not wish to rob the people, rs the above mentioned
sales do by giving cheap shoddy goods and charging
exorbtant prices These prices speak for themselves
lively worth S1.7o.
Mems Evening Pants. all wool. Sligo: positively
worth 81.
Mems Dress Psnts all WOOL go; positively worth
Mems Suits -. 25; positively worth Co.
Mems Atwood Serge Suits (Blue ana Gray), So 60;
positively worth Sl2.
Mems Dress suits, es. % positively worth sl7.
Mems Real Fine Prince Albert Suits e14.25; posi-
lively worth e35.
Goods not satisfactory money refunded. u the large
apaa CuRNER eTH AND z srs. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EUR KENT-SUITABLE FOR A CONTRACTOR Oh
II Builder, a TwO-story Brisk Dwelling, with YARD
sNd an adjoining yard, fronting OON4I on tNo Alleys
location line of q street cars, rent $40 Also
Small Brick Dwel.ings Il a. sl3. 80 and slO.
Church m7-lOt
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BUSINESS CHANCES

lOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
Il in . good location. dong a good business. ciesp
rent: owner has received government poin tnsuf
must sell; price e4o0. Apply 20 W. l. BRlDGiS
SIG 9th st u. M. -.lts
IrOk sALE-FAMILY GROCERY AND LIQUOR
Il store, 342 St s.w.. Erst-claSs stand. Mil Ia
sold cheap, as the owner Is about 10 chang business
+. A BAkSCHLIN. n4y1-::ts
u ARE BUSINESS OfFERING-saoOo TO $4,000
IA year Guaranteed 10 the Risht Party: General
Agency Work. strict y legitimate aud perrYaaepf.
only small capital required Address with reference,
CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE co. salem,
Mass Ap9&l4
I'OR SALE-BY FISH MILLER. l2l3FsT. W
IA COMPLETE AND FINELY FITTED UP GRO
Gerry STORE doing good. steady business n 4
thickly settled and nrstclass locality capitol
with well selected assortment ci goods Owner must
leave the city. nls-Uit
NOR sAIE-A NO. l GROCERY. LIQUOR AND
Il Meat Market store good cash trade. Cheap ouP
of the best stands northwest. AGdrcss TONER MAR
kET. Star Otiico. M. -.its
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TE'HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer<
VALUABLE UNMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
NORTHEAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION BEING
THE WHOLE OF SQUARE 931, THE FIRST i n
lNPROELD SOU AXE ON MAINLAND AVENUE
last OF THE CAPITOL. CONTAINING 4 81 5
SQUARE FEET. THIS PROPERTY is sUSCEP.
ADVANTAGE.
On FRIDAY MAY SIXTEENTH, 1890, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front OF the
premises. Will sell the whole 937 bounded by
9th and 10Th and Maryland avenue and D streets
whole and if not thus sold will be Immediately sold in
lots as per plat, which can be obtained office of
auctioneer streets graded, parked, with gas water
sewerage and all ready for building
Terms very liberal and made known ut time of SALE
deposit of 600 will be requiredif sold a whole
and If not 500 each Tot. recording and convey
ancinx at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with in ten days otherwise the property will be rsod
At risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
m1-d6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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81 FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND ENBALNER
1874 PennsylvAnis ave. R.W
Telephone call a. IL" ~
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Grsrs Surrs SooUnrD

Coats, Soc Pants, Poe; Vests. 25c. Altering and
Repairing done in best manner Goods called for aud
delivered Telephone CAL 143-2
x. l., HAHN. EOS 9th ct. NV,
aug 122v Sd st.. West Washington.
II ERvAND EN0RAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
~ 1012 Pa. ave.
Visiting cards neatly printed from plate. 75c Per
hundred ap3
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INOK RENT-A BARGAIN TO QUICK TENANT,
II Nice Ien-rOOm House: bath and mod imps.; $50
pr month; 1919 9Th 1t. n
m1-6t HEISkELL * MCLEIsAN, zoos ST. NV.
INOE RENT LIVE IN HOUSE OF II ROOMS.
II with rs beautiful surroundings be found in
Washington will retain two or three rooms indie
pendent OF the Others, shall be areed upon. and
will rent the rest of the house = small and quiet
family for very low rent according the
TOM CARLYLE,
1t Star office.
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FOR lighthouses.
l,CK RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
EoR RENT-BY FISH s MILLER, 1918 ST NV

1914 Sunderland place, Tor, III. L. per $40
liz l%th ST. II W, rooms, mod lmps 81 30
i. ~ Corcoran St, 1-r mod imps, per 90
3lOl St NV, lOr, In. l., per mo. 60
100 Cor 'ora st L. W, ST. M. l., per mo. 30
3iO3 ST. n w, lOr mod lnips.. per mo...........40
81 q St n W., 1r mod lnps. per mo 80. 80
1l16 ST. w, ar, mod inlps per ..... 35 so
$40 Maple ave. lie Droit PARK, sr.. m l., per mo . 80
m
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rHE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO THE Bill UNpEs
coNsIDERATIoS-cHARIr DErUn COL
LEcroR OF TAxEs-MR. CLEMENTS OK DISTRICT
AssEssNENrs-ExrENsIoNo OF CITY STREETS vic.
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LOE SALE-22O7 FOURTEENTH ST. NV. DE-
sirable Brick eight rooms. bath and concrete eel
lar four rooms on hoor; newly iapered and painted
S4,15O. j. Mel DODS(tN
"a n Eyf
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ARTISTS.

MISS A. L. BUTTS. ARTIST.
~ 3U9 ST. NV.
.o, aies.ze crsyens. 2o130. IS to slo With Hand
sSAAAs 3FAuss go. R2-Uts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

J'OR RENT-BY FISH < MILLER, 12I3FST NV
Il The summer Hour farm'' l27 acres, II miles
from WASHINGTON. on Alexandra and Fredericksburg
railroad nice house, nine rooms all comfortably fur
nlshed; will be rented from June to October at $40
per month or S4OO per year This ii splendid chance
10 get neat country home i'll a fine, beautiful and
heaIthy LOCALITY. m1-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES

IcOR SALE-CORNER 1ST AND G SITS. E.
IL elegant Property; improved BY fourseory Brick;
thirteen rooms; hrst-class condition lot 2Ox 100 with
brick stable in the rear Will be sold u bargain.
b. H. WARNER CO.,
9TH Imy3-5tl al h; r a. nv
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I,OR SALE-BRICK, SIX ROOMS AND BATH;
Linden St near Florida ave-. lie Droit Park $4,000
j. Mel. DODSON,
y T. ct m w
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osB-GoING FROM COR. F AND nth Sis. IL
IL Penna: cars Gold Breast Pin with Crescen
lnIaid with Turquoise and Arrow with Pearl. Rewart
mi u.
T OST-ABOUT TEN DAYS AGO, A BLACK AMI
IL Tan Gyp, near Sth and ii SITS. me-. answers <
1HURM. Anacostia. It,
EoUND,,A GOLD FINGER RING ". Ii. DUNN
Il Capitol Police. lts
r OsT-AT TIE COUNTRY CLUB LAST sATUR
IL day. a Black Lace Fan; clouded pearl sticks: mon
Of the HOTEL RICHMOND. " WAC I IT.
oST-A PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES WITH
~ Chain and Hook II returned to 1907 L St = suita
bic reward VIII be given m7-gts
I OST-ON MONDAY AN ENGLISH MASTIFI
~ Pup: three scars on right side: answers to III,
name of Sport. liberal reward If returned TO 81
oth ST u. W m1-3t'
7 osT5c4ME TO MY PREMISES. ONE BLAcE
Canal Boat John Leetch miles from Georgetown
mO-3r
SOSO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIKI
kANDELL. BARRYMORE { BILLINGS, SIS Nsssas
st.. New York city, Of pair of diamond Earrings los
u. Oiu foint ConiorI va m6-3t
I oST-MAY 5. IN EASTERN MARKET, POCKET
~ BOOK containing about $3I aud old Rochedal,
trade card binder please leave with Mr.. 4. CAsTELI
tbutcher. Eastern market and receive reward mt.
= ~ REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF THE
RfV Gold Watch and Chain bought from young
%hi,e man At I'd and Penna ave Pawn shop, on Mon
Agency. $40 9th st.n.w. my6-3t.
2S REwARD-LOsT ON SATURDAY LAST, A
sDC Silver Chatelaine Smelling Bottle. Above re-
most
I 0sT-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, COAT CON
~ tanning Pocket Book and Private Papers of use
paid return or nformstion as to where they may
be found Address Il. PIT, Star Office m5-3f'
I osT,oN SATURDAY. OR SUNDAY. A PAIR OF
LETT NJ Evening Star ONCE my5-:jts
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H(OChNILLE, MD.-2l1-CHOICE BUILDING
IL site Ill the West End, 4JxI 81 on Main st price
$500. '' '
each; easy terms.
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
mO-W lll1 i 81 Ii
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- OCkNlLLE.-FINE LARGE RESIDENCE, LO-
IL Gated IN Choicest Section of West End OF Rock
Vile; Is rUous bath cellars and every couyen-
fence; lot x affOrding pie space garden and
grounds: fourishlns garden now started. Exactly
suited for summer boarders. Price, $4,000
2l6 WASHN DANENHOWER
mti-3t Ills r Ar IA "
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tFOR SALE-A FINE TRACT OF NINE ACRES AT
Stotts station, on the Metropolitan Branch of the
h. and o. T. R., at 500 less yer acre than adjoining
property. $500 NESCOTT, WILCOX X CO.,
mt-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La ave. u. w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOk sALE-A BARGAIN-THREE HOUSES AND
Lot, 5Sxl31 d #. in the northwest. The houses
VII o rent for $50 per month j. r. HERTFoRD,
l4lS G. st. my1-3t
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L'OR SALE-FKAME COTTAGE ON 9Th STREET,
Il opposite Howard University; rooms and bath;
cellar gas, latrobe; lot luOXl20; fruit and shade
trees; shrubbery. &C.; overlooks the city; price
So,OUO; easy terms. DkEBLE, DAVIS co,
myI-lw l3l9Fst
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9th Pa ave- r'n y. so 46S Ia. ave. LIST floor,
500 9TH Il. w. room 100 rooms. $50
40S La ave, back rnL, 4oS La. ave. Attn floor,
"a floor .......-......I5 3 rOOms............ -
ID tn -. rooms Central Bldg. room2l.. 10
4 and y. II GuufOn Bldg
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\ IN South Brookland: renting for 50 per month /;
lot 90 II 'front.' only 800; also beautiful Lots n
same location; very cheap. A. s. CAYWOOD, 9!3
Oth 81 mY1-2i.
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Hall. I'd floor, 4l9 12th Store RIM S2l 9TH ws20
st II. w....-..-........ 500, store room LIST and
Str. and dwg. 1881 MI. SITS. NV ID
ave ne 10 Store AL G st 10
StOrr,4fl p q IT. wsO. 80 Hail 1900 A. VIZ
Store room I54l st. store rim All l. st. Sc. q
nw-........-..........lJ shop 1020 Ost H. w.5
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T OSR-GOING FROM COR AND nth SITS To
IL Penna. cars. Gold Breast Pin with Crescent
lniaid with Turquoise and Arrow with Pearl Reward
il left at J. e. VALIANT & CO. =, lOl2 st. NV
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E.OR RENT-NEW BROOM HOUSE u MILE
north Of Slt Pleasant stabl, shade trees fine we'll
cellar, &C. only $50 per month.
Il. HEREFORD
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LOR SALE-SIA AND A HALF CUIs) ACRES OF
Il Land. y mile from Tennally t0wn and q few hun
dred yards from the university grounds improved by
good frame House. Vineyard. &c; Massachusetts
for a few days at $4,000. DAVID u. stone
my 0-eOot SOD
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-24

Notice 10 hereby given that the Dam.
octatic Primaries 1of Nes Perce County
VIII be held In the different precincts
on the 96th day Of July, 1890, for the
purpose Of elscting delegates TO the
Democratic County Convention, % Be
held In the City of Lewiston, on Mon
day, July %, 1890, at I O'Clock, ps u.
Polls open ct Lewiston ftom TO Q; Ill
other peeClncts from tall 8 p. 10. Ap.
portaonment and time and plac6 Of
holding election a delegates to rid
Conveniion:
Mason 3, Mason school house.
Waha Z, Upper Tammany school
houae.
TSmmany 3, Nelson School HotlsA
HatWal 3, School house.
Goldsmith 3, 6clsool house.
Inele 8, New School house.
1edrook I, usual polling place.
B(e ROtlatCh Q, usual polling place.
Lewiston lo, City hall.
~ order Of the Demoogatia Central
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