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"a SOLDIER OF FORTUNE"
Finish OF the Remarkable and Varied Career
of James Lorimer Graham.

Finish OF the Remarkable and Varied Career
of James Lorimer Graham.
A tragic finish has been put to one OF the
most remarkable careers ever heard OF, writes
Harold Frederick from London TO the New
York Times James Lorimer Graham was SON
Of former postmaster OF New York, who held
his place in the days of the old Albany regency.
Lorimeri as young man, was an officer in the
second dragons and was brevetted twice in ten
days In the Mexican war for bravery, the latter
at Washington. He quarreled with Jefferson
Davis. Secretary Of War. left the service, came
to Europe and there followed for nearly forty
years a most romantic and adventurous life
covering dozen different countries and three
ontinents, partly as u soldier Of fortune in
stormy times. partly as an audacious swindler
He arrested many times and always got off
He impersorated q nobleman, which is easy
He imposed upon nOblemen. which IL not so
simple a matter. In the last year OF our war
he went TO America to see his mother before
she died, quarreled with his brothers and en-
listed ss a private soldier under the name Of
his valet which. I think, was Spreadberry
Passing through Washington he was recognized
by Seward, who was an old friend OF his fathers,
| and received q commission in Merritt's com.
mand still under his assumed name
These facts came out when helped to get
him his Mexican pension in 1855. He had come
to me the previous year, ragged. broken and
very i'll, and had even pawned his false teeth
Some of us took care Of him for an uncomfort-
| ably long period, and big-hearted Gov. Waller
ing this period he married midde-aged lady
| a daughter Of ship captain, lsupposed to have
| little money in her own right-snd his subse-
Quent failure to behave himself disgusted and
| alienated all the Americans who had been help
ing him. Only last year, at the age Of seventy.
five he had A aou born Who n stil aliva m mi
who was baptized with long string OF ducal
| names, on which the colonel raised money and
presents by begging letters Latterly he fell
upon evil days and has been sent to penal ser.
vitude for three years for passing bogus checks
"A sentence which it In incredible that he will
survive.
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Written for The Evening Star.
The Old Years Last Sun.

The Old Years Last Sun.
The year has closed its eye, its sun Is set;
Father. its sins forgive, Its faults forget;
Draw then the curtains of thy love around,
And with a twilight kiss let il be crowned.
Hundreds Of suns I've seen In east awake,
In car triumphal, their high journey make;
Watched with regret their gradual descent,
Leaving, blank, the kindled ornament
Thus, day by day, the year has rounded out,
The clouds, of trimmed, some red-hot redoubt;
The pageant fading, Us some after play,
And leaving scattered fragments OF the day.
And II no other year shall on me rise,
II behold no more these earthly skies,
Grant, taen, that In faiths raiment white sec
The sun that sets not In eternity.
A II. e RANKIN.
Dtcember 81, 1891.
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Deember 81, 1891.

EDWARD shafer. who, with Thomas Downing
and John X. Tate, was convicted Of bribery in
the republican congressional fight in the
twenfy-hfth district of Pennsylvania. has been
relessed from jail at Newcastle, Pa, upon pay
ment Of ESQ ine and costs.
A dispatch from Milan says that the grip II
raging there.
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Jonas 8. Hinckley, inventor Of the knitting
machine which bears his name. died in Nor.
walk, Ohio, yesterday morning, aged seventy.
four years.
piphtheria Of amalignantt type has broken out
at Kittanning, Pa.
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Do \ Ou Pax CASH,

"a yoa buy for cash visit GRASTY's DOUBLE
HHIs. lSlO and lJi2 9TH ST. NV Furniture,
- Oiieloth and window Shades China Glass.
q ts' IN. steve Ware. Nothing sold on install
People coming from all parts Of the city. Mons
- sissa'isned- Money refunded for anything
vac'ory- We do business right or not at all.
r $sS RON principle. no: policy, our motto. We
'e any person Who misrepres-nts either In effect
sale or writing advertisements will steal II
e no hrer~nee bow ridiculous the price we name
ave the soods and you ret them as long % vs can
LsiH- oiI Extension Table. 90 s.. eft. Clustsr-
.Aos' -. a.rd-wide CsrIe.. IN. 90. PC. &C.. !;
~ o.e. SOC A good Rocking Chair 81. willow
s. sLoo 70 sl0. Cotton-top Mattress, ~. 25.
IA cured Han Mattress. ere 80. You can't buy
sne for less than els Initial Tumblers. q .
siver-piated Nare-Spoons Knives. Forks.
: ttpieee Decorated Tea Set. =; S. Dinner Sets.
V~s<u In fact. can furnish your houss
- '0p :. bottom except stoves ANY quantity
- ecoeA feI prsssntA Dent read this and throw
~. NM note and sd. donr pay
u .N a-stt % ~ lnislesi or deceive you Ihsvs
pxrs and sss
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y ATCLlrEE. DARR & Co. Auctioneers
~ !:.O ptnnsN lYnnia u N

y ATCLIrfE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers
~ $40 Pennsy lvania ave. n.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE OF TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF
STA LIE AND FANC, GRoCERlE FIX
IUhtS, Iron SAFE. &c, CONTAINED IN
STLHs AZ THE SO 1hEASI CQRNEK OF
NlNkTEkNTH AND RSrkEETS NORTHWEST
by AUCTION.
b virtue OF deed of assignment given to me on
December -, a. ID ls1, and du.y recorded 4 viii
sen By public auction MONDAY: JANUARY
FOURTH. A. ID. 1Ssa. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
within the premises al owe mentioned. ali stock in
traue fixtures, e.. contained therein CONSIST ne in
TART Of
iEA2. CoFFEEs. SLICES. CANNED GOODS OF
Ek.Rl Description. YEASr AND BAKING
POWDERS. PICKLES. CHOW CHOW
OLIVES. OLIVE OIL, SAUCES. MINED AND
q CT MBER PICKLES IN b. Tx. SAIL FISH
FfkfopiSE H s sUss , BSHn9ohs EUch ETs.
SERxkS, JELLILs, MihcE MEAT. SC. Is
CIDER, BLASKBEkkI BRA, Dl. CAIAMBA
nlNE, CIGARS. IRON SAFE. iAEuE Ice
BON. COUNTESS, SHELNING. VEGETABLE
AND NEAT RACK, AWNINGS AND FkaME
ShUH CASES, LARGE COFFEE MILL.
CHEESE CASE, BRASS SCOOP. COUNTER
SCALES. PLATFORM SCALES AND A GEN
EGAL .SokTMEST OF STAPLE GROCERIES,
&c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. IN FRONT OF SAID
STORE,
l HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
This stock is in iii tclGss condition, the most of il
be iZ OF new and all desirable GOODS and should com
mand tile attention Of the trade and private buyers.
Terms cash
JOHN T. CROWLEY
uS90t Assignee of Geo. b. Mickum L Co.
M - 1nNy
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WoRD comes from all quarters that the neatest
and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard
q brown or black h Buckingham's Dye for tn
WhiSEers
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i'hoAAs BOWLING q SON. Auctioneers.
l. Ol., 4 It NV

BOOB, ;ip5 Z SIaEET AND Nos. I,,ls lNlS
l,lU AND 1912 lHIRTIE1H STREET NuhTH.
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On IIESDAl, JANUARY FIFTH, 1852. at -FOUR
UCLOCA We Will sell IL front OF the Premises lot
20 nj AZ, each fronting 70 feet tie north side Of
street, depth 81 feet 20 alley,
by .our-st.ry new lrIck dwelling, containing 9
rooms, with all modem iinl royenents, Nos zoe; and
~ - l. street northwest Also lots Sc ~ ,S and
~ fronting ID eet On the west side ,sh street by
aoelth 81 ~ ieet to all aIcy. each improved by a
three story new brick dwelling. containing rouias
at GEAR, with a modern ma THIS prop
cry u IN an ex client aid ali under rent
and oilers \ hHe oppOrt unity f,r Investment
Terms One III cash balance - purchasers
deposit of 100 ON each house at the time OF sac
a Ei-lt
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THOMAS BOWLING : SON. Auct,oneers,
IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO 1892 RHODE ISLAND AVE

NUE. NURTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respectively
ct seq, and January 4. lesS recorded in Lber IeSg
tolio toS seq Of ne land record. OF the District
thereby their .... and ;, ai.9 by virtue decree
District Of Columbia. in Equity cause No 1853, on
the nh day Of Decsn,ber 1927 vii seIl IN
1892, at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK p NJ part
Of lot B. square a. fronting II feet the south side
to wide alley said ground having loft. wide alley
on the west side thereof. improved bx q handsome
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Terms Onethrd cash. balanco in one and two years
with interest. secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty OF sl cash e the option Of the purchases:
sale not complied with (lO) days the trustees
reserve the right to resell ut risk and OF deIutnx
RICHARD W. TYLER. 4
-. :, .oszss . So s} ! 4 as r's.'...
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VhUMAs BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
y NlI 81. u N

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE NORTHEAST CORNER
on Atm AND L STREETS NORTHWEST. Al
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trus. dated September 1885,
ana duly recor- ed in llber LBS, iolio la4 seq
one OF tie land records OF the District Co umbia
and at tie request OF the party secured thereby viii
sell at public suction III i-oir OF the premises
EhiDA1, JANUAEI EIGHTH. 1882. at FOUR
OCLOCh L. NJ. the following described real estate
sliu-!ed IN the city OF Washington. District OF
Co unOia, and known and dsting vi plat or
plan OF the said city the (S4)
front l. street northwest by sixty -four (4) rect
deep of OF III five hundred nd twenty five
(11 with use OF alley the east two ca feet wide
ana hItyhre tool feet deep. with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: one-thirli cash. balance in and two
Yeas with inter -, uTed By deed of
property or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 500 uired OF safe All con-
heydnclng aud recording It the cost OF tue purchaser
Terms TO be complied with days trustees re-
serve the night to resell at risk and cost OF defautin
purchaser.
dasa.s s sR3EL +. BE 4 bhiaowS} Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
RATcLIFFE. DAKk co.. AucuOneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY
SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Aiiphii ;Scs CaktETs.
HORSES, wAGuNs. HARNESS, &c.
On SAL ChDAI MUKNlHI. JANUARI o1COND,
lSy2, 1T ~ y O'CLOCK. VIII ae!. at ouf saes
LOOMS 30 ltnnsyIv-nll ave nue. Northwest large
co.ieet!on OF EouSe noiu Goods.
ALoU. Al Nv ELNE O'CLOCK NJ,
AT our Lorse and carriage mart 9}U street north
west in lear Oh nGIn sales rouns
Euts.s CalIIIsSS,
Na-Lus. Harm 81, &C.
d312t RATCi4iR4 L. DARN x CO.. Auctioncers.
YHOMAs DOWLING q SON. Aucuonee.s
Ol2 ST. H. W.
REGULAR SALE OF Hos sEHOLD FURNITURE,
HORSES AND CAknIAGES. &c, Al UUH AUC.
I.ON kOoAAo, "a. sIhEE1 NUhI L. L.,
On oAI ekDAl. JANCAItl SELONL, 1857, = /
ZEN O'CLOCK
CONSISTING OF
Parlor Furniture. walnut and oak Chamber Far
niture. txtensIon 1aD.,s. AIr:o.-Iront Mar,i.upes
New Mattresses Boosters anu rI..uws two crates
oil assorted Cruc kery tour a. Show leyoy
Ing Cake stand, vIIe UlGss-.Iou. Ice Box, Na.nut
Onice Desks. Heating anu CooAlng Stoves, Carpets,
Hugs &c.
AT TWEl.k A. v CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, harness. &c.
One Landau, nearly in perfect order. been used
but little. d1I-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


DuScANsos BROS. Aucuon.sr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNrMPRovEp
ssHIhf NHhSGf II ISF cfTi 81
ION. D. c. "'N''
By y,se e ZIP Court the
sn sS equiv ss Nj Go ' S on b
N aSsS OF .ss 81.
seventy us. in the city Of washington, y 9:
Is, e sss sale a. by
able in one and years from Jay of sale all cash.
to s a, cent and 10 s
sy rnsf npSn ts EroPsTy solo deposit Of two
All conveyancinz at the cost OF the purchaser. II
terms Of sale are no, s0pcd with in ten days he
rlsk and cost of detaultinV purchaser alter such
hsbEf% as its ;1 think
HG G2G@ Esids s,d Sggp5,5ins Trustees.
sD-oN ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
Is &. p :, until TUESDAY. JANUARY FIFTH.
do ilhR 3IbsA & oakifhfe sGEBoS.s Trustees.
K ATcLIffE' pAhH : $50, SO; AnstlS nesrs:
RECEIVERS SALE BY AUCTION OF THE STOCK.
FANS hSD OILS. hAkNRss' IRON SAT- SAT-.
&s U ot hhS sAks G s6oMs 90 sSf frE ne
SYLyAN1A AVENUE NORTHWEST. FoR CON
NENlENCE OF SALE, ON FRIDAY, EIGHTH
JAAUAkl, IsS2. BEGINNING AT TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ.
Il pursuance OF the decree OF court passed on the
~, Gay OF November, 1891. in equity cause No.
!:f9. emitted Ellen C. Gray ct al. Ralph L. CAT
ct al. the supreme Court the District OF Column
laa, alrolniins Jno. p. slepperd receiver in said
Gauss and by virtue Of this certain deed from Ellen C.
tray It's. Gray, Geo. II. Gray. Kate NJ Gray and
hs pa H. Cali to Jno. r Shepherd. sfore-
sa. made and recorded SAID l.tn day of NJ
Ninuer, "a 81, an liter I.O0 Iollo .t4 seq of the
iand records he District CoumUia will sci, by
ino,ic aus ton on FklDAl. JANUARY EIGHTH
lSc9. beginning at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. witEin the
Sales rooms ol ha:clihe. Darr * Co.. gS0 Penn ave.
n W all tie stock &C. rarity mentioned below.
s.stiIg ia part
HtKDMAEE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
A"h-COLl ChAL AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
$780, - PAINTS AND OlS.
CUTLERY. GLASS. CARL. WAGON, BUGGY AND
tAlM HARNESS,
TOOLS AND GOtAIEh SCALES.
TWO SHOW CASES. MILLER IilON SAFE
Two NAIIoNAL CASH REGISTERS. shELF
BOAES AND a GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
U. FIJI. GOODS sUALi.Y FOUND IN A FIRsI-
Gil, hAhi,MAhE STORE. ALSU ONE HORSE.
TERMS CASH.
JNO. L. SHEPHERD. Receiver
Rooms 22-2o lie Droit building,
d.S-dssbds SD. n. W.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NJ RS. L. v. SMELL.
M CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST MEDIUM
Magnetic and treatments given. Can be CON-
suited at her psfiors.gO4 New York d30I6t'
M ME- RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR-
born with caul. has wonderful healing power Give.
names and lucky dates. Don't tail 70 TINS lady.
Room IL YlO Ut. ny d2l-2ws
NJ rs. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON, THE WELL
AVA known business and test medium, also medical
day. Ito p.m- Once l2ss Mass ave. ds-4w
DkOF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
advefttknG clafryoyant. astrologer and mediumin
this cty. Has vonderful prophetic glft % second
saxht Reveals noden mys,eriess rscovsr lost or
stolen property. brings separssed together.
sseqy ,, i've snSesss u bnsnsss remoyss
citiee and all IN trouble Will time and money By
coming 10 the right place at once he succeeds where
othes have failed Convinces skeptical and sd-
vertixes only what he do. Al business connden-
ual. Satisfaction guaranteed. sittingx. 50c HOUR,
yto o.. Open sunday kessdencs A7S Il st.. between
~ and 6th st. southwest d26-6ts
M ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA life AL business confidential. Ladies and gen
temen. 20 cents each. Hour. Gam. 70 8 pm. 10
Lss. bet LIST and North Capitol SITS. NV. nol42ms
NFME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
A English and German astrologtst IN the CITY, tells
ali events Of life. Once hours TOT D. m !: Sun
dag. ~ - u 70 p.m- l506 l4th q. n ". dlO-lms
T EeAL BLANKs-PRrNTING OF ALL MINDS
------TH1L Law REPORTER CO..
~. W. -H 81 A
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucs,Oneers.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TRADE SALE OF A
CARLOAD OF SIXTY-FOUR BARRELS OF FINE
STANDARD PICKLES tEACH BARREL CONTAIN
ING FROM l.2UU TO l.S00 PICKLES). ALL IN
PERFECT CONDITION..
On TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH. 1892, at
ELEvEN O'CLOCK A. M. within our sales rooms
l4C0 street northwest. will SELL to the highest
bidder for account OF whom 1t may concern. lots
suit the trade,
SIXTY-FOUR BARRELS OF PICKLES.
These all standard goods and the attention of
grocers is particularly called to the sale.
Terms cash.
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DENTISTRY.

nk, BLAIR, % e N.W-l5 YEARS EXPE-
~ rience.-Gold nlngs 5 I. 80; anagam, .yOc pain
less extracting WITH cocaine DC Artificial teeth with
my improved suctlonD inserted Repairing. Open
Sundays. d5Aws
a. koSHON'S DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED
~ 1889, LOS l4th st. NV. Full sets $40 and sis;
$40 and sS. Old plates made good Open DAY,
night. and Sundays I'll 2p. ~ All its branches
dl2-lnI-
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
ena artitcal teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material l:r25 n. w.. dental depart
ment OF the Columbian University, from to 3 ,. N.
daily except SUNDAY extraction tree. inrrnary
from October = TO June 80. se2U-tf
HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS. l2l7 PA. AVE
NV. Teeth extracted positively withou. pain or
danger by painless sysiem-a harmless vegetable
Sapor. il use by Is only. lis effects pleasant and
transient. Artincial teeth. bridge work AZ
reasonao.e prices. apl4-sn'
nR. STARR PARSONS, s. L. COR YIHANDEN.w
~ lnrance on 9Th ct. Frstclass gold and other MI
ngs specially: Application to gums used IN extract
M. ArtlnciaI teeth and crowns inserted ty27
DENTAL INFIRMARY. -NATIONAL UNIvER-
~ sify, corner 18th and n. W.. Open TO 5, al the
year. Extracting. &C.. ues fllinxs and plates q
eost on materials fel0tr
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MEDICAL. &c.

ID FAD AND BE MISE.-DR. BROTHERS, gO6 Is
H ~ APPEARED before and made oath that he
l. the oldest established expert ecia.ist this city
ana Will guarantee cure III ali disease q and
furnish Iec.ne, no charge consultation ami
Tree at any hour the day .Cflbeu ana sworn
beto-e me BY Dr. EROThERS. SAMCELC. MILLS,
notary PUBIC in and tor the District OF Columbia,
this III day of July. 1851. ia M
iT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR. Bro IL the Oldest estab lshed adveItis
ladies physician in the city Dr. BhUIHEkS, 500 IS
St : ". iCrty hNe years experience. d9 I'm
MANHOOD RESTORED 81 USING BOTTLE OR
vi two oi DR.. BhU1HERS' invgorating cordial
Nlii cure any case Ui nervous debily 9UU W.
d. I'm
hR. MULLER. 1927 9TH ST y. W TREATS ALL
~ chrome Enec;iOEs OF the eye. ear, throat. luns,
liver. kidneys, urinary Once
hours. StoI2 a "a. and to : .. IN. d}-lm'
DkOl ESsIONAL MASSAGE. INKS. II. CAMERON,
Il IS3U q 81. II. graduate. Face massage a sp.-
caty. Eefers to many OF the most prominent ladies VI
Washington. Ladies, to /. Gentlemen q
loll-.Iu-
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IlR. MARSTOS'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ Of lost manhood, kidney and bladder diseases,
varicocee, &c, without stomach medicines. No
ures or reaises. Cures assured. Sealed treatise
ocl3-eoly MARSION CO.. - Park piEce, New York
A VOID YEARS or SUFFERING Bf CONSULT
IA lnes DIR. n. r. Theel, oS North sth St Pniiadel-
pima. The only German American sDecialist tbs
United States VINO able TO all effects indlscre-
uOns vi lotli send book Truth eApOslng
QuacAs their Home Cure swinde, &c. aI:.U-ly
he. LOEB. :Sa9 n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa twenty years experience. Send book
tsealedl Containing iuii particulars for HOME CURE
tree vi charge hours b TO So 10 evenings. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-21

To Be Rafled for the Benefit Of
b. Schwartz, the Owner.

To Be Rafned for the Benefit OF
b. Schwartz. the Owner.
There are on exhibition at the
Eclipse saloon, in this city, two gold
watches and : gold and platinum
watch chain. The three are very su.
perior articles. One of the watches
is obronometer, and indicates one
eighth seconds. 1t is such q watch as
is used on the race tracks for timing
horses. 1t cost $3.50. aud the chain
500; total of the "rig." $54O. The
other watch is also an AL article, q
Jurgensen movement, and cost $3.50.
Total cost of the three, $3.50.
These belong to B. Schwartz, and
are to be rallied for his benefit. There
are to be 100 chances at IS per
chance. About 20 chances were
taken at noon to-day, although the
list had only been made up short
time previously. The throwing will
begin At the Eclipse saloon at z
o'clock, prompt, New Years Eve, and
continue until the winners are known.
The highest throw will have q
choice OF the three articles; the Sec
ond highest will have second choice,
and the last article will go to the
lowest throw.
As it is generally believed that the
owner of the watches and chain is
suffering from an incurable disease
from which he is liable to die shortly,
it is hoped that there will be no
great trouble in disposlng of the
chances.
All who can afford to should 60 to
the Eclipse saloon and take chance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-21
BETTER THAN EVER.
This Is Said OF the Condition OF the
Red Cloud Mine.

The downward continuation of the
ore.body in the Red Cloud mine was
cut into, last night, on the lowest
level. At noon to>day the ore vein
showed q width Of 10 inches of first>
class shipping ore of as good grade as
any extracted from the property. This
find was made 10 q crossout begun
the FIRST Of October last, to discover
the continuation of the vein, lost be-.
cause Of q break or fault in the form.
alton.
This discovery is Of great Importance
to the owners, as it enormously en-.
hances the visible value of their pro-
perty, and justifies the hope that the
payment of dividends can be resumed
ere many months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-21
Tho World Enriched.

The facilities of the preset day for til.
production Of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup Of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
efectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
n1ar i. becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-21
LOCAL JOTTlNHS.

Friedman IL open.
Holiday Goods at Tracy's.
Smoke Dxvey's home made Cigars.
A carload of Red Cloud ore was
shipped from Haley to-day.
Holiday Goods! Holiday Goods!
at j. q. Fox's, Haley.
The Latest Novelties-the most
acceptable Of all Holiday Presents
at J. g. FOx's, HALEY.
A varied and interesting program is
being prepared by Miss Hamili's class
in Phys Culture aud Elocution.
Sam. Allen came down from Elk
horn gulch to-day, to spend the holi-
days IN Haley
Say, kids, let's 60 to Earhart's and
buy 81 worth of groceries, and thus
get q pound box of fine French
Candies thrown in, free.
S. NJ Friedman has just received a
carload of Budweiser and Anheuser
Beer. for which he is sole agent on
Wood River.
A large and varied assortment Of
Goods suitable for Holiday Gifts, ust
opened at
VAN NESS DRUG STORE.
Emil Friedman left to-day for
Boise, in response to u summons to
serve Oh the United States grand jury.
A whole ton u long one-224O lbs
Of fine French Candy is to be given
away at the HALEY Grocery store, be-
tween now aud Christmas.
Full ST.. of Dickens's works, Is vol
umes, nicely bound, at Steward Bros
You can save time and money BY
getting your loans through
LENNON s. BOONE.
The house OF J. S. Gibbons, in
Upper Bingham Canyon, was de-
stroyed with all its contents, a few
days ago.
Do not fail to attend the Del Sarte
Entertainment at the A!turas, No, day
Evening, Dec. 3. Exquisite studies
in harmonic physical culture, rec,tals
from Shakespe are, humorous mono
l0gues, vocal and instrumental solos.
We have q large assortment Ct
patterns suitable for business suits
which we make up in our usual first
class way, at prices as low as any ones.
Call and be convinced before order
ing. ANDERSON & Mcl-EoD.
j. l.. Mason, one Of the owners OF
the Red Cloud mine, left to-day for
California, where he intends to spend
the winter.