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The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02

ous. It does well enough so long as the thirty odd Arizona editols are scattered over the length and bredth of the territory, but once get such a menagerie together, and the consequence, not only to them selves, but to the community, would be something frightful. As we'll try to mix oil and water as the warning element of Arizona jour- nalism.-Phenix Herald.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02
APACHE CHICKERING'S.

The Silver City Enterprise regis tcrs the following murders by tht Apache Indians since Geronimo left the reservation:
 Robert Benton, Blue Creek, Ariz Christ. Luther, Blue Creek, Ariz
 -Lutrer, Blue Creek, Ariz.
 James Montgomery, Little Blue Arizona.
 Robt. Smith, Little Blue, Ariz.
 Peter Anderson, Little Blue, Ariz Prospector, name unknown, Little Blue. Arizona.
 Nat Luse, near Alma, N. N.
 Calvin Orwig, near Alma, N. NJ. J. J. Baxter, west fork of Gila. -Bunting. west fork of Gila.
 Felis Marques, near Silver City. Juan Marques, near Silver City. Marquita Lechuga, near Silver City, N. NJ.
 Paz Rascom, near Silver City.
 Charles Stevenson, Black Range. Harvey Moreland, Black Range. Frank Adams, Black Range,
 Ed. Ford, Blue Creek, N. NJ.
 John Fraschel, Blue Creek, N. NJ w. A. Daniels, near Bisbee, Ariz. Charles Tielman. (not positively identifed) Arizona.
 -Ochoa, (Mexican) Arizona. F. Huntington, Sonora.
 P. McKurtan, Sonora.
 P. Palmer, Sonora.
 Five soldiers, Guadalupe Canon, New Mexico.
 In presenting the foregoing list of victims of the Apache raid through New Mexico, and Arizona, we have been at considerable pains to ascertain facts. For that reason while we are positive that it is cor rect, we by no means feel it to be complete. Others who have been slain may not be missed or discov- cred for months to come. It is quite likely, could the exact truth be known, that the total will reach the number of fifty.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02
LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE
 WORLD.

When Patrick Henry put his old cast-iron spectacles back on the top of his head and whooped for liberty, he did not know that some day we would have more of it than we would know what to do with. It seems to me that we have too much liberty in this coun- try in some ways. We have more liberty than we have money. We guarantee that every man in America shall fill himself full of liberty at our expense, and the less of an American he is the more lib- .erty he can have. If he desires to enjoy himself, all he needs is slight foreign accent and a willing ness to mix up with politics as soon as he can get his luggage off the steamer. The more I study American institutions the more I regret that I was not born for eigner, so that I could have some thing to say about the manage ment of our great land. If, l could not be a foreigner, I believe l would prefer to be a Mormon or an Indian not taxed,
 1 am often led to ask, in the lan- guage of the poet, "Is the Caucas- ian played out?" Most everybody can have a good deal of fun in this country except the American. He seems to be so busy paying taxes all time that he has very lit tie time to mingle in the giddy whirl with the alien. That is the reason that the allen who rides across the United States on the Limited Mail," and writes a book about us before breakfast, wonder ing why we are always in a hurry. That is the reason we have'to throw our meals into us with dull thud, and hardly have time to maintain a warm personal friend ship with our families.
 I am in favor of a staute of Lib erty Enlightening the World.
 The sight of the Goddess of Lib erty standing there in New York, harbor, night and day, bathing her feet in the rippling sea, will be a good thing. It will be frst-rate. It may also be productive of good in a direction that many have not thought ot As she stands there day after day, bathing her feet in the broad Atlantic, perhaps some moss-grown Mormon moving to- wards the far west, a confirmed victim of the matrimonial habit, may fix the bright picture on his so-called mind, and remembering how, on his arrival in New York he saw liberty bathing her feet with impunity, he may be led in after years to try it on himself,-I Bill Nye.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02

B. M. TERRELL, MANAGER.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02
--N0e-~--------@ THE DISGUSTING THIRTEENTH.

The printed journals of the last session of the legislature have been received and a hurried perusal of them brings to light conduct of both houses which apparently press the parliamentafian rules to their utmost limit. In one instance the reader is gravely informed that, "On motion of MT. Todd of Mari copa, the Mayor of the city of Pres colt was fined a keg of North Amer ican cocktail for allowing the lamps to be taken from the Council Cham ber," the vote passing the measure being an unanimous one. In sev- eral places the journals record the imposing of the "usual fine" on tardy members, which in plain English means that the members in question was required to set up the drinks" to his colleagues. Will not future generationg in review ing this official record of the delib- erations of our sapient solons, req sonably arrive at the conclusion that the Arizonians of the present day were wont to enact their laws while drunk, as is accepted at pres ent as an indisputable fact that the statement that the Persians of Cambyses day were wont to decide on all questions of national inn portance while intoxicated and afterwards review their decision when sober.-Prescott Miner.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02

Some of our exchanges are sug- gesting the forming of Press As sociation Tn Arizona. The scheme is impracticable as we'll as danger
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02
WATCHES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

SILVER CASES T1FRII sTT1EFRRIIINHGt {fErSsI1;, t, ssSo. P,S. TRACY ,Iimpro 5 p.w.rAYnoSSss i; ss :ss! ss $ss ssad, s.
 
 sfrom othem Snverces atimiar ywachS Sexamined land dreguIte meland a ~ Noteaddrs
 Practical chmak P. Anvwa chsenC. D.wnhp piV- alroadAS ASue,
The St. Johns herald., 1885-07-02

Secratary Van Arman has been interviewed in San Francisco and pays the following compliment to our territory: The era of prosperity it has entered on insures it prom inent position in the western di- vision of our country. Under Gov ernor Tritle's rule, peace and quiet have succeeded a reign of terror that made Arizona a synonym for rapine and murder. Lieut.. Gov ernor Van Arman thinks the In- dians should be placed entirely un- der civil control. They should be granted certain portion of land and made to depend on themselves for their own support, The balance of the immense San Carlos reser- vation should be thrown open for white settlement.-Prescot Journal
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GRAND SPECIAL SALE
BOYS AND MISSES HOSIERY.
Our advance stock of these goods having arrived we
propose to inaugurate
GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF BOYS
AND MISSES SCHOOL HOSIERY
and forthwith quote the following prices. which we
can conscientiously TO be the best values
ever good fortune to offer the people of Wash
ington and vicinity the opening Of any previous
season:
Boys and Misses French Ribbed Cotton Hose, in
Black. Brown and Navy Blue; excellent qualify.
Sizes 5, 5la. 8, 81, 2 and III.
Price. 25c Csc. Csc. 25c Csc. 25c
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose, double
Toe and Heel, in Navy Blue Brown and Black; extra
quality.
Sizes, 51a. 6, 81. :, III. and 3D.
Price, Csc. 25c Csc. Csc. 29c. Sic. and 33c
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose, double
knees heel and toe, in Black Brown and Blue extra
good value and splendid wearing qualities.
Sizes, Sig, 8. 6ra. z, III. 8 and Sly
Price, 2sc 3Oc, &c. 34c 36c CSC. and 40c
Boys and Misses Fine French '.Clocked Ribbed
Hose, White, double heel and toe extra good value,
and worth Sc per pair more than marked. Colors:
Black, Navy Blue and Seal Brown.
Sizes. ela. Z. H. S and sls inch.
Price. 44c. 46c. 4sc. Soc and SIC
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
spliced and solid feet double heel and toe superfn
quality. Colors: Black. Seal Brown and Navy Blue.
Sizes g. Ga, Z. 7a. and ST.
Price. 46c 4sc. soc. SIC SAC. and SIC
SPECIALS FOR BOYS
Boys Fine Ribbed Oxford Mkt Hose double heel
and toe, extra fine quality, and very durable.
T P4ies &c 4 e. 46s as soc AND and So 81
Boys Fine French Ribbed Hose. spliced feet.
double knees. full regular made, extra strong. in
Black, Blue and Seal Brown.
S S4es 50. s SD and and 50. inch snr nar
Hose, full regular made. superior quality; colors
Navy Blue. Seal Brown and Black, two grades, size
inch only.
5Sc and Csc. per pair.
These are for Boys who cannot be fitted with Mems
Half Hose nor with boys regular Hose. being All
dependent size,' in 8 inch only.
SPECIALS FOR MISSES
Misses Fine Mako Split Feet Cotton Hose extra
long oil boiled co ors fine quality in Navy Blue and
Black only.
Sizes. s. 5la 6. 6ia. Z. III, and Sig.
Price, 29c. Bic. 36c. CSC. 4Oc ACC. 44c. and ACC.
Misses Fine Solid Colored Ingram Cotton Hose.
split feet spced knees, full regular extra good value.
i'm Black and Navy Blue only
Sizes, 5, 5la, 9, Gig. Z, ia and Sig.
Price. 4Oc 42c 44c. 46c. 4Sc SOC sac. and 5Sc.
These Goods will be conveniently displayed, tending
toward and perfectly satisfactory selections
We beg our customers to call while the line of
qualities and sizes are complete.
EirSt dzua, or
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
NOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR SALE-LOTs.
Northwest corner 21st and o streets northwest Ak
feet on 21st street IS feet on Ostreet beautiful site
for four OF five houses VIII be sold graded ct So per
Four q, fine Lots 22xso feet each on street north
site the Hlane mansion. one corner lot. all beauti-
s nr lots ea b prGpe1y Is ~ per foot
The finest Lot on 10Th st. NV, west side between
being erected close by it, $3.50 per foot viii buy this
Northeast corner NJ and 10th SITS NV. 25 feet on NJ
oe se sn st with Wide parking
'' ssas o. INC city, 5so 'i& $snSqo :.
L building lots 81 r. So in front by 100 f.
deep on p r. street northeast Apply to HUFTY &
II LOTS
Rhode Island ave, near 18th st., 2Ox7O
Rhode island ave-. bet. 18th and 14th sis 23xll5
Rhode island ave-, bet. 14th and 10th sts, north
Rhode Island ave-, bet 18th and 18th sts south
Rhode Island ave-. bet. 18th and 18th sts.. north
New II .npshire ave., NJ ST., 2Ox1O0
New Hampshire ave. near NJ St. 24xlOO.
New Hampshire ave and st., corner lot
0st., bet 18th and eth, north side, 2OxIOO.
Tst:, bet. l4th and 18th, 2oxi40
The above choice lots are offered at investmen,
figures.
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
nor SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SEVERAL
i very desirable Villa Sites overlooking the entire
CITY and IN the immediate vicinity Of Gen Logans
LOT Corner Clifton and 18th sts extended, look
ton Intending investors should consult us before
purchasing as we have Lots in all sections of Column
10 cents up PARKER & T5WNsEND.
au3i-1m I41S f ST. NV
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Splendid
Il Building Lot I'd St e. ttS ava
Also small new Brick House in w; 6 rooms; all M
aus,a, JOHN sHaENAN% CO.
NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN
also Lot ON r. near l9th St NV, $500 cash. balance
P sb bef ony g FEET ee S5s On ST between In and
au29St go st. NV
F6R sALE.TWELXE DESIRABLE BUILDING
lots on i st., near 10th, will be sold ia part
TRELL i4is New YORK ave. awe Apply 10 e saas ~
FOR SALE-TwO BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ECO
ing either side new Dwelling now erecting eN' a'0-
au29-3t 1924 New York ave-
prices $500. S7OO. $500, $500, $500, $500, 500
small cash payment balance on easy e;Eo ferPs eorr
au2S6t 1924 New York NV. Room T.
E'oR sALE-LOTs. HAVE MOST ELIGIBLE
= building Lots, located in the northwest and other
parts OF the city Among them many superior corner
lots ana many large frontages, and innumerabe
gle iOts for sale at prices ranging from 7c So per
foot JSO. A. PREStO1vT
au2S-3m l416 st. NV
nor SALE
Several fine lots Qncludng two corners) on eth ST.
NV, cor OF Boundary street. will be sold cheap and
on easy terms of payment.
THOS ]. FISHER & CO.
Meridian Hill and Columbia Heights number Of
lots ut Investment prices.
au2S-2w THOS J. FISHER & co.
ENOR SALE-42,OOO A K E FEET OF
Ground three squares northeast of the capitol
massachusetts, ave- aud Il feet on an enclosed pub
TIC reservation with fountain. &c No waste ground
offer.
Also. 1920 feet of ground southeast of Lincoln
rark. al cents foot. Apply to NJ NJ. ROHREK d
CO., sd and Last Capitol SITS. au2O-lm
L>OR SALE-TWO LOTS. IN A HEALTHY LO-
- c:ility on ST., between 18th and 18th SITS u. W
inquire at 12lO ST. n. W. au1S-lm*
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-BOARD FOR LITTLE BOY. AGED
w six years. best references required Address
Mrs. HOPE. star ONCE au29-3t*
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New York sports should not trifie with Tex
ans; they are loaded, as swindler Davis found
out yesterday when he tried to pass off a paper
stuffed bag for one filled with greenbacks. HE
tried to rob me and shot him." concisely OBJ
served the Texan, as the crowd rushed in to
sec the dead body.
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II n said that a new torpedo boat has been
constructed which can steam under water and
attack ships without danger to herself. This
idea is not q novel one, but all attempts to real
ize 1t have thus far failed. If boat of this de-
scription can be built 1T would revolutionize
naval warfare, as the elaborate defences now
employed To protect ships would then be worse
than useless
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The dreadful rumor comes from New York
that the silver currency positively will not cir
culate. This is sad but not unexpected. People
do not like to take their money around in a
vheelbarrow when they go shopping. and no
amount Of Treasury devices can inveigle them
into the habit. The world has simply outgrown
the use of Jumps of mineral for money.
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The Rhode Island manufacturers notify Sec
rotary Manning that they do not care to reply
To his circular on tariff reform because all they
want Is to be let alone. They say that business
ispicxing up little at last and that it would in
terfere with this improvement to have the tariff
ASttsuon resumed. There is much to be said
on this side of the question, especially if the
surplus falls OF, as it did for August, to a small
margin.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE NORTHWEST CORNER
= 9th st. and Massachusetts NV. has been a
drug store for over twenty years. Key and particulars
on The premises seI-3t*
NOR RENT-CORNER STORE WITH FIX
lures. suitable for groceries and provisions Apply
1893 Boundary St NV audi 3t*
nor RENT-STORE S24 7TH ST n W. IN
4 quire at 9O2 18th st. NV. au31-1w*
L'OR RENT-HALF FINE LARGE STORE ON
Il st. NV: very desirable for office purposes.
Apply w. II. PORTER,
au29:,ts 033 + at
IrOR RF.NT-GROCERY STORE, GOOD WILL
4 and Fixtures. including Dwelling, corner New
jersey ave. aud n ST. NV. $40 per month. F. H.
SMITH & son. l222 st. auC7-2W
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For years American cheese has been exported
to England in large quantities, and, finally, it
appears that the London Times has learned of
the TACT and admits that the famous Cheshire
cheese is in danger from the competition of our
diaries. But if the Cheshire cheese is doomed
that magnificent and renowned animal. the
Cheshire cat, still purs and smiles, queen of its
kind.
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This is the last day OF grace Tor the cattlemen
Who were ordered of the Indian lands, but as
hey are evidently endeavoring to comply with
he Presidents proclamation they will be given
few days extra time 10 complete their emigra-
don. Fully half the stock has already been re-
moved and the remainder will follow shortly.
This shows how false was the claim that they
required at least a period of one hundred days
70 clear out
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The cable tramways in New York and Phila-
deiphia are SO far not a success.
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PROPOSALS.

l.
LUMBER FOR BRID0ER
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AID 0noUNps
Ne. 100 Penn. Av., WAsHINQToN, DC. Aug 10 I}aS
SEALED PROPO6ALS, In duplicate. Win BE- re-
y ceivsd at this Once until noon, Wednssday Sen
tember ID, 1885, for Furnishing about 27d(iO rs
board measure Of Georgia pine timber and plank
Specifications can be obtained ~ this once. The
right u rsssrvsd 70 reject aaZ 40 az psopeaia
au15,l7.Ie.lo,3ls1 Cosonsi o. q Xr,mv.
PnorosAIs BOB FUEL c-,
HOUSE OF RER8BEarrArIyWU
WARRINGTON. d. G., Angua n i666
Sealed Proposels viii Be receivO1 g 90 ono until
Twelve GCL0CK NOON OF MONDAY, SEP
hnndred GOO tonsef ths - Whiss Al Furnsce
eighty co cords Of Be. 0sk Wee and = much more
RsDF,ssns.siyes SuE9E u pss..ot A:os year sid
cfthe south wing e the Capito q 6ssre the 18Th
day q October. la68 he cad 9ua wslgb 2,3lO
pteea. ne woed must mee.urs las cutie - 70 *
TIE rishs e t.wesh ths e. = Tie CaysOl and ne
@ b ipdotssd "Pfoposas Sor C9s go Woo6 snd Cd
sniSa~ Clerk Of the Hon. Il hspr S sa
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE
= in rear of 227 East Capitol street; wanscoated,
santing new floor and box stalls for three horses with
room for two carriages has hydrant and is well
tilated. Inquire Of EUGENE F. ARNOLD, at house
premises. or, during Office hours at 45S Louisiana
ave. au29-3t*
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COUNTRY BOARD.

II OCUST GLEN-TwO LARGE ROOMS VACANT
IL from September 1s: location healthy and near
mountains cool. shady table good, and pure water.
$3.50 per week. Address WILL JAMES, Round HILL
Loudoun county. Va. au3l-3ts
NOUNTRY BOARD.-TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR
~ the month September, on the Metropolitan rail-
road hve miles from city, Stotts Station. Address
WOODBOURN Star Office au3l-3ts
GOOD BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH A
W private family, LII mile from Snckersvtlle, ex-
cellent rooms, good milk and vegetables, For ref
erence apply Oil + St NV. au3l-
COUNTRY BOARDING, .CONTEEs STATION,
Nd, b d O. K r. Brick mansion; large, 6ne
rooms; terms moderate; railroad station on the
place line shade: large porches; location high and
healthy. Address Oakland" Star Office. au20-lW
GOOD BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY MN
W utes walk Of station, half hour OF the city: per.
sons could be accommodated during the nnonHk Of
September Address for all particulars. H &c. star
Office. au20-3ts
WyANTED-FEw BOARDERS AT Mt ENTER-
wv Prise Good water, plenty 81 fruit and shade For
further particulars inquire Of DE-. 6. +. MASON 2l3
"A T. NV. or address ArA z II. MASON. Acco&Snk
FaarfAx county, Va au28-0ts
ak OR EIGHT MORE BOARDERS CAN M AC-
OconmOdated with fine rooms and splendid table
81 "a per week At Creedmore Sprtngs, near Warren
anZl-2W. Warrenton, Va.
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Vermont ave, near Iowa circle 0 nice little brick
men Tor will pay 10 per cent q an invest
St, between eth and 18th Sta, Q very desirable
Residence In perfect condition.
Three choice building Lots on Q St. near New
hampshire ave. 2S'.1io Th e si = FISHER
Two fine building Lots, west side Of New Hamp-
shire ave-, ediatey north Of Dupont circle Will
be sold at Q bargain.
THO6 ]. FISHER CO.
SO, with two small Frame House.
THOS. J. FISHER a CO.
18th ST., between 8 and sts several small desirs-
Ole building Lots, from soc TO 81 per square foot.
au2S-6t THOS ]. FISHER q co.
LNOR SALE-SO4 AND SO NEW HAMPSHIRE
~ ave, new six room Bricks. latrobe, range and bath
$2,5OO each. A. L. BARBER d CO., LIE Droit Build
ing washington. d. Z. au2s-6t
nor SALE-NEw THREE-STORY AND GEL
II lar Brick Dwelling on Rhode Island ave- a. w.:
substantially built and handsomely finished. First
hOor Parlor library, diningrOom. kitchen and PAN
try: SecOnd floor: Four chambers and bath room.
Third floor: Three chambers. Contains furnace and
Gil modern improvements Price only 80, 600 Terms
easy. TYLER & RUTHERFORD
ao27-6ts 1925 Est n W.
Il e3l NEW YORK AVENUE.
Threestory pressed Brick, ten rooms and bath, all
built, and can be had on easy terms.
Real Estate, Insurance. Loans
auZ1lOt 18th and sts NV
LNOR SALE-ONE 10 ROOM HOUSE. 1907 o
Il st. NV. Two Houses. 476 and 476 Ct NV IL
rooms, with ali modern improvements. For permit
70 Inspect same inquire It 1000 o st. NV. au252ws
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PROFESSIONAL

nR WHITE, FOoT SPECIALIST
DCorns, Bun1ons, Diseased Nas, vasculag EH-
cnoscenceA and N fOot sments treated without pan
or los Of time 70 the patient kooms LAG fsnnsyI.
and III y. Eu1Aw -, Baltimore. PHtronizrd by N
most eminent physicians and surEeomL tUsh year q
practtce. 81 sitting an26
MADAME PAWN,
M HANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoDWE.
Rooms AND q. VERNON ROW,
H0 o<6 Pennsylvania ava
Corn. sot end hard Bunsons. Unnamed and sore
join Cab or lngrow1Dg Naib absolutely curel
wt6hots pain or blood Hundreds of testimoainhs q
the elite Of WashAngt0n Of remarkable cures Al
should try Mira Semmes' method 81 curing Bnr6o00
sure. saf: and permenent once l222 q, 4 door
from 18th. up one Hight mhlS
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ROARDTNQ

BOARD, WITH FURNISHED OR CNFUR-
- nshed Rooms; pleasantly situated: accommoda-
ton for transient BoarderA THE AUBURN, 22d and
rem. ave. sel-3ts
ENOR RENT-SO7 n ST. NV SEVERAL ROOMS
IL with Table Board. au2f-3ts
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, SO 9TH ST n W.,
y and me "a Pierre aw; cor 10Th and e NV, are the
pest conducted Boarding houses In the city Table first
Glass; pleasan. room& Terms moderate oc27
sslINHE TREMONT."-THLS HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il repainted, and In every way put In 6rst-clas
ORDER Its the coolest and most desirable place board
In the city. Terms SIS, 80 $40 and $45 per je7
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.


A NY ONE FINDING A STRAY CANARY BY
IA leaving 1t at 1923 NJ st. will receive a reward it,
r OSr-MONDAY AUGUST 81, IN PALAIS
IROyal, q pOcketbook. containing German crown
dollar coined In 1884. Return to 343 Pennsylvania
ave. and receive liberal reward 1t
II OST-AUGUST BOTH, SKYE TERRIER DOG.
IL dark brown. or gray color: nickel collar on Lib.
era reward will be paid If LEFT at AS 4th St n. W.
au3l-2t*
r OST - SATURDAY, AUGUST 22p- HEAVY
IL trimmed Gold Bracelet. The finder will please re-
turn to "A st. n. aud receive large reward 81 -3*
r OsT-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
1lowner. 224 G st., corner Of Sd n W.. q yellow sky
terrier pup about three months old liberal reward
will be paid 1t returned. Mrs. WIN. B. TODD au3l st
OsT-S1O REWARD, ON SATURDAY. AU.
IL gust To- large lemon and white Setter Dog lemon
curl w. L. BURFORD. l7I3 Il ST. au26.eSts
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NOR RENT-BY R O. HOFFMAN.
It kst.nCav..f $3.50 33 1880 10th street. l3r 81 90
q st., near 10th St, E.30O Thomas Ur, l0r fur 100
Thomas circle La 900 1918 Pa. av., 1lr.- SO 3.
Lafayette So, 17r..262.5 Sd l137 st. Tor
GAL Pa. ave store = street mr. 9th Or H.. 20
Mass ave-. n. 10TH f.20O Mt. Pleasant 65
Lafayette square 11r2OO l4lSI ST. NV fat
St ne.r Isl fur as 40 18th street. fiat
NJ n 9th ST., Tor ,f.16O g st. Or. d store 40
Conn II ST., f...-15O 224 I'd st. l2rs..
l0thst Dupont circle $50 '35l st. s.w., IL 25
This is only partial list of my houses For full list
call send to Office. Office rooms In good locations
stables various prices For permits furnished
houses call office Property placed with for rent
sale is literally advertised free Of cost TO the
owner For list of property for sale call send at
office for Real Estate Guide.
sci r. o. HOLTZMAN, 10th and + sts. NV