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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-25

1t is recommended by tho COM
mittee that the various county con-
ventions for tho selection of delegates
to the State convention DO held on
Wednesday, August 18th.
BY order of the committee.
FRED T. DUBOIS,
e. S. WHITTIER, Chairman.
Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-25
DEMOCRATIC
County Central Committee MEETING

There will be meeting Of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee. Of Alturss county. st the Court.
house in HaileS,
"WEDNESDAY. JULY sorn, 1880,
u 2 O'Clock, p. %.
full attendance II requested.
In precincts where there 10 no member. the
Democrats Of such precinct requested to select
. good Democrat 10 represent them at this
meeting.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS,
T. D. BELLIN0E1, Chairman.
Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-25
To Get

In ono store where went to buy Hoods
eassaparilla the clerk tried to induce mo buy
their own instead Of Hoods; he told me theirs
would last longer; that might take It on ten
aayr trial; that II did not like It need not
pay anything, ete. But no could not prevail
On mo to change. I told him knew what
Hoods Sarsaparilla was. HAD taken 1t, was
satisasd with II, and did not want any other.
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Wanted.

$3.50 IA E2Sne0 A MONTH can BE- nsds
~ ~6OO working for NJ. Persons
p,sass.ss Who can furnish horse ana give their
oe prohtably employed also. 1 lev vscsn ees
u towas aud cities.
B.F.SOHNeON CO. 1909 Main n, .Richmo.a "
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Il you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparllla do not be induced to take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
4 Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example Is worthy imitation, tails
her experience below:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-25

RlcueC II You desire them no uss me- q
sSeOSs6O away time on things that ao s.,A Z
but esnd SEQ at once for msgnihcsns N
mot satisfactory " refund your mspey. ..rs,,rt
No capital needed. Both ladies snd s.,st,
employ I'd. Don't lose time In writing. - n
while the waters are troubled" Days ~ r
dollaSs. address B. =. JOHNSON Co., y
a., RichmenA Va
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fAdv9tissnsnt.;
TRUTH AND HONESTY.

Strange, I'll dsacsnaanAs from source
not rsAsoo, and tssa4 saeh other n trutA
Row expect moro Hight 10 gst
each sac1inees HE light for equality and right
For the good Of the whole unity 81 night
beautiful Truth sncs IN the days II ycss.
They Say put on the brave array
Which before the gods Of hell OF devils wsrs.
Now the same for - regain, Pride and Hypocrlsy
Must hold the worship before Truth and Honesty.
But Whenever Truth and Honesty gess without broad
Nothing help the same country eoinG dead
II leaders then And who hold sloth and SOFT
Away ahead Of honest toll hoaoeahs work
By using their valve musqaito bill sacttonpipe.
Those foes Of youth seek with those dangerous arts
TO aid the natural weakness Of the human heart
twosggsd tendency shk hard WORK
For al know there IL NO honest way our backs
For to clothe and bellies for to MI.
Agest)aus when asked what boys ought b learn.
Rsplisd "rhas they will want 70 when msn."
Prudence does teach dsagogues invite desueon
Right ignored. and Justice t~anplsd on:
Wrong. In Houssty and Truth, in Morals and Politics.
IL bu4zards nest It best
what need for publication and saving moral ssnss.
Each In Truth and Honesty to do hts very best.
Perfection ws will Get al in day.
Altho' are bound 10 get there
II W nght evil and stay in the right way.
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"nDT FOR ALL. $40 . veek and o.
WIN penses p.id. Samples worth g
~ particulars face,
sVWaS 0. vIC1ERY Au0nsSs Ne
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Hoods

When began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
was feeling real miserable, suffering
great deal with dyspepsia, and 30 weak
that at times could hardly stand. Hooked,
AID had for some time, like person in con-
sumption. Hoods Sazsapartlla did mo 20
much good that wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak Of It." MRS.
ELLA A. Corr, 81 Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsap arilla
ooadb Ill druggists. y; six for - Prepared only
byc.L HOOD . CO., Apothscaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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IMPORTANT.

hsmittsnces must b either BY New Yorh Dr.ft,
o1rres: Or Registered Letter. American money.
Eouecsons can b made BY Express Companies or
nan.c. Tscket sent direct TO MANAGEMENT viii m
pstd By drstts Oh New York. Montreal. 81. PauI'
Oelcaeo. Nan Francisco OF City Of Aexico
For further Information. sddress
JUAN HIEDAD. Manager,
Apsrsado u zscstecas. Mexico,
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AGENTS WANTED

The payment Of prisss IL guaranteed by epe.
cial deposit Of hve hundre thousand doilsr,
lScOO0o0) with the State Government, and an.
proved BY Jesus Arechigs. 0Uvernor.
~ brewing: under the personal supervision Of Lie.
eminent - Interventor.
II certify that with the State Treasurer all nee
es.aTy guarantees are deposited, assuring full
payment q 81 prises Of this drawing.
dEhGINIO ARTEA0O, lntsrventor,"
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A Desirable Dwelling For ;.

THE ELE0ANT AND COMNOp1ors ;,
residence Of George Krefs, on FIR ~.
for rent, chesp. 70 the right kind Of tss..ss
Apply to
ED. AN0u.
At HALEY Pcstoa,
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Transacts general banking business.
Bays and sells drafts on the principal ciBs|
the United States.
DrsWo exchange on al pasAs Of Europe.
Advances made on ores, gold and silver BAN
CAREFUL attention given u collections. m
mittanese made o. day Of payment.
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Dabv's Bracelet Foura

Pound. couple Of days ago. 4 beh..,
The owner cAn recover Il BY applying (. ~
proving propsaty. and paying 81 for ~ 4
Goomont. ~
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I. o. o. +.

- nln. KlsIN0 STAR Lopez :. .
Q. r.. helds reeulsr ~ - NJ
1eDnnaoAY EvEsrso. n ~ =
Hall. q I:So O'Clock. ~. sss1
sfn aEs cordially invited 70 attend. n
d. '. neeu.. n..o.d 4; 4; .rRlrDnls. i
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
VERY REAYY RENFALLS
whole Counties Flooded and Great
Damage Done-rrnfns delayed.


whole COMMITTEES Flooded and Great
Damage Done-rrafns delayed.
PAEKERsBuRc, w. VA, Oct IL
Sunday night and yesterday morning
the heaviest rain for years fell in this
section Al the counties north Of the
Little Kanawha are flooded, causing
much damage.
The kmavha River is swollen for
thirty eight miles, and large quantities
Of timber, grain and logs and many
houses are eAoat. Several farmers have
lost their entire crops
All the railroads entering here have
suffered The fourth division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Is entirely aban.
dored. no less than thirty tresiles and
bridges being washed away. Ga the
Parkcrsburg Branch Of this road two
culverts and bridges were washed away
and all trains delayed six hours No
train has come from Wheeling since
Sunday night owing to the washing
away Of the Caldwell Run culveri
whiCh almost Occasioned a terrible dis
asier. As passenger train was cross
ing the trestle the coaches jumped the
track, but owing to the moderate speed
the engineer put on the air brakes in
time 10 catch the cars before they top
Piled over into the stream. The passen-
gers were transferred
In Richie County much damage is
reported. No reports Of loss Of life
have as vet been received.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
NEW SHIP OF WAR.

Plans Completed According 90 Design
by Admiral Ammen.
Plans have been completed at the
Navy Department for a twin screw
armor-plated harbor defense ram. au.
thorlzed by the act Of March ?, 1880.
The design is Rear Admiral Ammen's.
The vessel Is to have no armament
and will be obliged to rely entirely on
her ramming In action. The design
contemplates a length over all Of 243
feet An extreme breadth Of 43 feet, 5
inches, and a draft Of Is feet
The displacement Is 10 be 1850 tons,
the indicated horse power A, 500 and the
speed II knots. The outside strata
Of the deck armoF Is 10 be six
inches In thickness, the next
strata tapeTing In thickness from 81
TO p inches, and the remainder OF
the deck plating is TO be p inches
thick.
The side armor Is to be In two stratas,
the outside one OF six inches and the
lower three Inches. Triple ex-
pansion engines are contemplated
In the plan and the vessel Is 10
be lighted by electricity and By means
Of CTagton's valves the ram may be
submerged to fighting trim.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
Eie0.

LINCOLN-suddenly Of paralysis October
is $50, Marshall T. Lincoln, aged 68 years
ard 8 months.
Funeral from bis late residence lC22 North
Capitol street. Time Of services hereafter,
LAY-On Monday October Is, 1890. az 1879
a. n, Mary Blanche Lay, wife Of Theodore
A. Lay.
Funeral from her late residence, near Ia.
koma Park, on Wednesday, the 18th, al p. m f,
lnterment al Rock Creek Cemetery. Rela-
uyes and friends OF the family invited 20 at
tend.
CHAPIN-Ou October IS, 1880. Mrs. sarah
M Chaplin, Telict of Milton Chaplin au0 mother
Of Mrs. Edward Elagg of this city, aged %
years, months and ], days
lntermeut an Springfield, Mass.
DODGE-Ou Monday morning, October t3.
1850, az 4 O'clCek, William Alexander, young
est son 0f william A. and sarah 4. Dodge,
AGED J year months and - days,
Funeral private.
GRADY Departed this life October Il, ls40,
az t0:80 a. m, Mrs Bette E Grady, the be-
loved widow Of Jacob Grady, aFed As years.
Funeral will take place at shiloh Baptist
Church, street, between Sixteenth sud
seventeenth streets northwest, "Wednesday
october 10 az D. IA. Friends aud relatives
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
McGINLET-on October I2 1890. at 2. M.
Katie p. Mckinley, the youngest daughter uf
Frank and Alice hcGinley, aged IL months
and 10 days.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
RECIPROCITY A SUCCESS.
One Instance In which 1t Has BuIIt
Up Trade.

One Instance In which 1t Has Butt
Up Trade.
Secretary Blaine has received a letter
from Carlos Crist Of the Agricultural
Company Oaxaca, Mexico, stating
that the treaty Of reciprocity between
the United States and the Sand Rich
Islands has built up a trade which last
year amounted to Sl8, 1873, 7S0
MT. CTist says that he does not know
why reciprocity treaty such as that
negotiated for Mexico and the
United States by MessTs. Romero
and Grant would not produce
equal, or even greater results
and ii so, the trade between Mexico and
tie United States, If increased iu the
same proportions as that of the Sand
wich Islands might In a short time
amount 10 two thousand million dollars
a year.
The heXicans, he says, now purchase
every species Of commodity produced
In the United States They cannot
purchase in large quantities, because
they have not the means Of paying.
Mr. Crist states that he has dOcu-
meDts which would amply prove that
all the North American products iud a
good marSet In Mexico,
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
washington stooR Exobappe

sales-Regular Call-l2 o'clock m
Columbia Nat. Bank, az 1T5i lexington
and Sol. Home r. r., > at g.
Miscellaneous Bonds - L. S. Electric
Light lst, 6's, lO2: U. g. Electric Light,
%, G's, 1885, W. & G., X. X. lO-4O G's,
R03'23, 1884; w. & G.. Convertible G's,
IFS; Masonic Hail Assn, SIS, G lsgS, IOT:
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, 10: lnld &
seaboard Co., 6's, G 1897, -; Wash. It.
Infantry, lst, G's, 1904. 0s4. Wash. 1t. In
fantry, "a, rs, 1904, ~: Wash Gas Light
Co, Ser. \, G's, no; Wash Gas Light Co.
Ser b, G's,l2O. HyVoulc Ice Co.. lst Mort,
G's, -; American Security and Trust, 100.
National Bank Stoeks-Buuk Of Wash
irwou, 45O: Bank Of Republic, 21O, Metro
pulrun, 800; Central, A o; Second, 300,
Farmers and Mechanics, 90. Citizens, los.
Columbia, Ia; Capital. no. West End, 100;
Traders, 1854; Lincoln, 20.
Railroad Stocks Washington aud
Georgetown, geo; Metropolitan, $40; Co
lumhia, %; Capitol aud North o Street.
60; lexington and Soldiers Home, GGB:
Georgetown and Tcnnallytown, 80; Bright
wood, -,
Insurance -Fireiaen's, So: Frank
lin, 53l metropolitan, IS; National Union,
2li Arlington, lsS; Corcoran, %: Column
bla, la; German American, $50; Potomac,
Sc; Riggs, 81; Peoples, 81, Lincoln, il,
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate
Title, ,l27i COLUMBIA Title, Ga; Washington
Title, -.
Gas and Electric Light stock washing
ton Gas, 4i4i Georgetown Gas, 90; u. 5.
Electric Light, 1856.
Telephone Pennsylvania, 20;
Chesapeake and Potomac, 20; American
GraphophOne, IS.
Miscellaneous stOcks.-W Washington Mar
ket Co, Is; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 365; Great Falls Ice Co, -; Bull
Run Panorama Co., 20 National Safe De-
posit, 24O; Washington Safe Deposit, l25;
Washington Loan and Trust Co., a.; Ma
tlOnal Topographic, 2l; MeFgenthaler, II;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Z; American
Security and Trust Co, 90; Lincoln Hall,
SO; Hygienic Ice Co., iOi Interocean
Building Co., -.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
Auction SALES

GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auotioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE nv
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN IVY CITY
ID g.
Ev virtue ~ adCcd of trust duly re rIaI
among the land records 90 the District NJ I.n
Iuuhia. in rlor i5i3. folio 1s. ct se I. uri If
the written request uf tho holder u' fNn
notes secured on the hereinafter d.s -.Na ]
lot we viii scil no public auction in font Ni
Tic uramIsl ou WEDNESDAY,, THE i5F1
DAY ON OCTOBER $500, at 3 O'Clock ~. u.
ON that certain piece 0r parce. OF ground
lying and being in the Comfy of Washington.
DO aid ui trict aud known o. lot seventeen
l7 in block eight ts|, uf Tie subdivision N.
Ivy Citv. ID g., as laid down iu the plat books
of tre surveyor Office oi the District OF Coz
Terms Of sale: sGsro2 60 cash. balance u
one year, az @ per cent. per anrum tiII paid.
secured by deed of trust ON the property
or an cash 30 desired; sen deposit OF tim. of
sale All convevancing at purchasers cost.
Terms 20 De compiled with within Ten days
or trustees reserve the right tO advertise audi
sell Gt purchasers cost and risk.
WILLIAM CRTfKSHANK.
WILLIAM r. OKIE.
Ocsft Trustees.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
EEapelsean - ArEIre-

NEW York, Oct flight Fran
CisCan monks from the monastery al
Toulouse, France arrived on sunday IN
the steeTage Of the steamship La G as
Cogne They were led by Frlar Ladislas,
diguihed gray bearded ascetic, who
purchased their tickets for Canada and
acted as spokesman of the party. They
are going 10 Ottawa 10 establish a house
of their order under The direction OF the
ArChbishOp Duhama.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
New Fish Commission station.

Fish Commissioner Mcdonald will
leave Washington on Monday next for
the new Fish Commission station at Put
in Bay, Ohio. The work on the station
has been completed; the commissioner
goes there 10 organize the force and get
the work OF the new station started.
Before going to Put in-Bay he will stop
al Chicago and endeavOF 10 get the
Park Commission of the Worlds Fair
Exposition 10 put up a permanent
aquarium in connection with the EX-
position.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
Accident at the Monumental steam
Laundry.

One Of the operators had her left
hand badly mashed this morning at the
Monumental Steam Laundry, near the
corner Of Thirteenth and IL streets north
west. She was setting the large roller,
which Is used 10 press bed or table
linen, and by some means ran her hand
too far in the machinery, between the
heavy roller. Her hand was badly
mashed She suffered eXcTuciating
pain until the machinery was taken 10
pieces, and she was exlTicated from her
peTilous situation. The operators hand
is fiatteued out, but no large bones were
broken. She vas taken Immediately 20
the Emergency Hospital
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
alarrie0.

OGDEN-GILL-At the residence Of the
bride. Fairfax County, Va, october o 1900,
Church. Virginia, Mrs. Ann Ogden 10 John n
Gill, Ter many years a resident OF south
Washington, but for the last ten years a rest
dent Of Fairfax County. Va.
HlLL-YOuEG-By the Rev. William Dame.
Joseph b. Hill and Anna NJ. Young, both Of
Washington, ID. G..
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
a 1000 Fire

Ats o'clock this morning there vas
fire discovered In houses 1905 aud
1908 Eleventh street southeast and
an alarm was turned in from box 526
BY Officer Dyer The buildings we're
owned By John b. Miller aud occupied
by Elizabeth Gordon and Robert C.
Dyer The damage is estimated a
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
oraaa - IndletmeaLs.

The grand jury today presented true
bills Of indictment against Wellington
G. Lucado, violation of policy law
Edward Whalen. violation of policy
law William Walker, violation Of
policy laW. They ignored the charges
against Julius R. Nottingham, em-
htzzlemeut George Mccoy, policy
Thomas ii, Shayne false pretenses.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
colonel Crocker's soa KuIed

SAN FRANCIsCo, CAL, Oct 1.-THE
only son Of Colonel Charles Fred.
CTOCker, second vice president Of The
Southern Pacific, fen over the banister
In bis fathers house sunday aud was
killed The boy WhO was bat 10 years
Of age, would have inherited the bulk
of his fathers large estate, nov esti-
mated al SO 600 600 and growing every
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
I0INIEI 81 EsIAIE.

NOR sALE-AEUUE lr AUHEs 0A sl ST
IT ueeE tended. 1u lle line al Ele Eaa.l--
Ton ana soldiers Huul way, being parl
Qi rla estate af me late CHIEF Justice Chase,
luU ca. .el al 81 Eaaa. Is good opportunity
flE Investors. fHr uaETlCl ars. uF.aHr ere
-------- u ------ ----- = . u D y
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Dis sIaEIs Objection
non Psek.

HfAHH EHHhs
There is only one thing I object 10
about a watermelon said Colonel
Bluegrass Of Kentucky.
W bal Is that, Col0uels'
The water
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
Big Gathering Of Rsohabitss.

BDGHAMTON, n. T., Oct 1#-New
York Grand Tent Of Rschablles Is now
IN session. with q fun delegation from
al tents. There win be grand rally
tonight al the Opera House.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14


When Mr.. Cannon was drst sent 10
Congress, eighteen years ago, be then
resided IN this city says the Tusc0la
Rsriel5, and bis humble one story cottage
stil stands near the Beach House. Blr
Cannon was not worth over $40 900 al
thai time, bat he soon after showed eyi
dence Of great prosperity, and, as Joe
Mann puts II. Cannon had already
learned that public Office Is a private
snap" He was elected a second time,
and 20 such an extent had he prospered
that he concluded Tuscola was too
small for him and be removed 10 Dan
vile, where be erected one Of the tuest
mansions IN the State. furnished
throughout Ia a costly manner, aud still
be continued going 10 Congress, al the
time growing richer, until to-day his
wealth Is almost past computing.
The great mystery that surrounds the
whole affair IS. hO0 does he continue
10 grow richer yearly, when his ex-
penses are So heavy These expenses
are SO great that any ordinary man
would swamp himself aud % into
bankruptcy ID q short lime. but With
BIN he seems 10 thrive uadeF IN The
HtllfE has made special inquIy Id
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

tlu anu IoutIOf Htss o houses ca 'nrrH ~ Nl
The above houses can be examined BY per-
NIT from our oflce only.
THOMAS j. FISHER a CO.,
1924 + 81. n. ".
DOR REHT-TNO BRAND NEW SIX
IL room frame houses, high and dry loea-
tlOn; near churches and public school N
81 u "
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WASTED Ro0ms.

ATANTED-TW0 UNFuENIsIED ROOMS
W t.r lady and 5au - laa vicinity .I
ht@ hurh aEe and I-La So rent DOB % eA-
.ltl sa. Address a = q ErHa unHH
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EonnI.sIlNEa II -

~ s. BUEUY, cos + OF DkEDs BOB An
~. states ald Territories, t1s Ia AEs.7 ODD.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
CABINET MEETING TO-DAY.

lt - Understood That an Extra ses-
sion Was Discussed.
Shortly after the President arrived at
the White House he issued a call for
the meeting Of the Cabinet. At 12
o'clock all the members Of the Cabinet
were present except Secretary Proctor
and Postmaster. General Wauamaker.
1t IS understood that an extra session Of
Congress was discussed. Private Sec.
retary Halford, when asked about the
matter, said he had no information to
impart
The daily critic., 1890-10-14

Surgeon General Hamilton's Return.
Surgeon General Hamilton has re.
turned from his European trip. lie
will be one Of the witnesses in the trial
Of Frank X. Ward, having made the
autopsy upon Maurice Adler after the
latter's death.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14

- Front bal-.s.ellui5 u
This is a fair days work, but those eX-
penses are too high. That white tie, how
ever, az IS cents. will do me for the re-
mainder Of the season, therefore 10 future
lectures Of the same character my outlay
viii amount 20 only rs cents leaving me q
wider margin Of profit The stockholders
Of the Jerusalem, JOppa aud Dead Sea
Railroad viii have TO guarantee 10 me mJre
than 500 for booming their enterprise in
The future. for ] Yiew their venture as =
wildcat scheme, and ] cannot sin BY mis-
leading people into investment, unless I
am paid much more literally Amen.
IInDLEDIWITT1
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
Personal

I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES
- Of long established and reliable
ladies' physician may consult Mrs DIR.
WILSON, 1it5 Park Place, @, bet 3 and q
and ilth and 18th ste e. Consultation with
lad es only. sei7tm.
n OW Is THE TIME. VIZ WILL PAY
IN "hig money" for gents' Grst-olass sec
IUSTH's Old STAND, $40 d 81. n.w
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rommana.r HunIInrl1n -

SARATOGA, n. b., Oct l4.-CUm-
mauder Charles H. Huntington Of Tie
u S. Navy. COmmandauL 0f the u S.
Navy lard al Pensacola Fla, died 10
ibis village this afternoon, aged 49.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
FOR SALE AND RENT
Il ESTATE BULLETIN

10 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III ny
THOMAS T. WAGGAMAN, gl7 ? street.
Changes made WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays.
3-sTORY BRICK AND FRANZ HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
rnR sALE-nnusE-

UOR sALE-IN ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
It frame house, just finishing. nydrAnt in
yards lot ltyiii snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 90 ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No. 3, 6i3
18TH st.
L'UH sALE-THHEE or THE CHEAPEST
IT houses IN Washington, 100, los and no
nth 80 @; two-stury and basement, brown.
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, e. 800 each, $500 cash
balance 20 suit or trade for good lots.
The daily critic., 1890-10-14


Fare acrOssB Allyn Ny share Of
brldge......t-...8 o3 plate collec-
Pare on Elevated tion ........-SlO0 %
road .....,........ O5 For booming
Return fares for tn q JeFusa-
same. ............ es lem. Joppa
New white neck and Dead sea
tie for the oeea- Railroad .... 800 %
sion ......., .s.. IS For adVer Sing
- during SER
mon the
steau hipCo.
carr az me
70 al fro.... 200 %
For Incidental
reference 20
sundrY Euro
peau hotels. 100 90
For reference
20 5oftskinne
&Co, s travel
ing bags...... 80 %
For reference
20 suudry
hrms adVer-
tising in my
newspaper
Ihs Chrisflaa
az FTHgsr..... 800 90
1859 90
-
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HOUSES FOR RBNI


Iu sums t0 SUIT AZ peE cent.
Ila above O. only uuElll q Els property
on MS BOOKS For fE. Ust CaI AZ once l1r
bulletin isslad 1u The isL and l5tl.
81 WAH4AMAN
The daily critic., 1890-10-14
LADIES

Needing 3 tonic, Of chlIdHeu Hh0 Uaut buHa-
ing up. should take
nAuKE H's lH0H H1IIERE.
10 % pleasant o. take. cures Malaria Ina
session hlllQlaless ana Liver Cguplailia.