davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

Santa Ana city is the county seat. The
boundaries Of the county are the Coyote
creek on the north, San Bernardino
county on the east, San Diego county
and the Pacific ocean on the west. 1t
has about 80 miles Of coaet line. in
dented by three fine roadsteads, Ana
helm Landing, Newport harbor and San
Juan bay.
The topography of the county is that
of a plain sloping to the ocean from the
Santiago mountains. 1t is intersected
by the Santa Ana river, which emerges
from the pass of Cajon de Santa Ana
and empties into the ocean at Newport
harbor.
The industries are principally farming
and mining. Citrus and deciduous
fruits, wine, walnuts, maize, hogs and
poultry form its principal exports.
Thoroughbred live stock is tourishiDg
business. In the Santiago mountains
there are valuable silver and coal mines.
There are large beds of peat in the low
lands. Natural gas also exists and has
been used considerably. The petroleum
fields are extensive and valuable.
There are mineral springs in the
mountains possessing curative proper
critics.
The mission of San Juan de Capis
trano was founded in 1875. The church
building, erected in 1906, was destroyed
by an earthquake in 1872.
Anaheim, the Oldest town, was
founded in the year 1857, as co-opera
tive colony, and was great success.
Santa Ana, the county seat, wa
founded in 1875. Westminster, Garder
Grove, Buena Park, Fullerton, Olive anC
Capistrano are fourishing towns. La
guna Beach, San Juan and Arch Beach
are popular watering places.
In the Santiago mountains Heller
Modjeska, the world.renowned actress
has 'castle," where she enjoys he
vacations.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

principal towns, are described in full
elsewhere.
The county is traversed by railroads
in all directions.
Its climate, natural wealth, products
and industries are given completely In
this paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Pomona Prunes.

There are IL prune orchards in the
Pomona valley, says the Riverside Press,
that have yielded profit OF over $4OO
an acre this season, and 20 that have
yielded over $500 an acre, while about 80
others have netted from $3.50 to 1915 an
acre for the season. 1t is thought the
olive crop will be worth about $35, 900
this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
ORANGE COUNTY.

A Brief Account of the Progress OF the
Youngest Child of Southern California.
Area. $40 square miles.
Population in 1890. 13 $50.
Assessment for 1892, SO, SAT ,974.
The county of Orange was created in
the year 1889 out Of Los, Angeles county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES

Sss y sSie oS lss DOM.
IocH icoo $. pr 09 20 ypa nSts ss
F'ok ktNT-Mk offEk NEM rHkEE-sToRN
the rap,aiy improyins The nor hSesi nesr
49, 49, 49,. ave- anu s.rset car nous Sst com
steam: open h-epiaces with handsome maatsis and
porcelain tGa rms Is hnest house We have eve
IIn nsi ed e. the sTce $40 per month hILL
EoR RENT-IN The MOST BEAUTIFUL PART
Il Of Washington Heishts. = Arrr house with All
molsrn cSnysnisno.s and .uEroqndsd ~ extensive
At sssS Sd per month hSply ~ year from A'ri
LR TurrLE.
W. ro-', -ha iei.os ptsN
+ Iii Madison - ier mar Dnr,nt cirri.. ~
26l5 Va ave. new. Or. coo-ed ten amt, -. sis 70
I,oR RENT-BRICK HOUSE losa q ST W
Sin %Sa S % S and @ nine Inc
aGiT MIA, 81 =, IHko- sHEckELs, 1913 ST. NV
NOR Rryr-.,7 r ST rcxIxarox. NEW.
large rooms; ali convenience: only sss so
OWNER. 1901 7 st. NV. mh:sn-3i'
L,oR kENT-sToRE 4 CELLAR $40 nth sion
i39 Ms1ls e. q a. ~ \ , 81 %; "a
M = - f o'i'' Us if'' "
EoR sENT-34l3 y ST. WEST WASH >GToN /.
DahS aGsi Row al Gsns sFR s;
Tor RENT-a3o ST Nw-Two-sToRY AND
Il basement bsy-wIndow brick ro,,,is ali moi
imp S3l 30 X 4, CANpRFII
nih.s0-tit 5l5 Irh 81 NV
IyOp prNT ~ :, - -. -,
r - ms.h II "a btAI llfb.. O-h,oM HOUSE.
goo S ~ az ianaern imrToysments 90 q = e.,
NH ~ a, h'oh'h NllL>oN n u On.
EOR RFNr-FI-RNISurp- U,SnsoNr nay.
Il window broom brick N " new. has ptts,,lly IN,
nished. owner reS4ryine- ,uo ,,o,ns -, ,,;, - .
immediate rspSSaSsion. rsfar,,,s go. i' Ia.
6S. city post Office Y,S.so.s..
,,-1I, ,,,-,-- -
t'oh NJ $500 PER MON TIA HANDSOME
new iOroom and bath house. 100 r -, n . 20
StnnroNed tenant only. HElSkELl. 4 MCLEAN,
lWo ST. mhs-lIn
NOR RFNT-roRSFR unI-sT o> Z, ~ ,,,.,,--
II able for an ANNFN To uofrI " nn n ,i;d -
ING House
mh29-H JOHN q. JOHNSON. 6l7 Est.
NOR RENT-s46 FAST CApIrnI
i windox hrick bonse. r',,,. 80 - FL \ bAn :
cellar ana al MOD imIs. Inquire Gus 9th 81 n "
ihhlo-i'
NOR RFNT-A VERY pFSfR APP g. DNyFftrNs
II 3story b-ick m ss,i.ni. a n, ~
- N r EAISER .,I.n,,. i,,,,'l.n NV, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFURNIsHED

--S---~-----
UNFURNISHED.
FOE hENI-THREE uSFURSIsHED CoMnUN.
= icatine rooms on I'd moor; heat. gas and bath
southern exposure; light housekeeping II desired
spiSbs 70 '''' e~'' "N "''eS i'o ST. L.
49,. :, -, - :. -, :,
kOh RENT-TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS ON
for houseRespins iaos It. en''n' 'uI ib.
-. = - -. :, . :, :. .
Kun hfNI-IWO HANDSoME UNFUhN1SHED
= rooms IN new house with all modern convent
enees, rent low. .. 1 ST. ne apl-5o
EoR RENT - SUITES OF UNFuRNIsHED
rooms. nFst. second and third floors, with or With
OF board Call at 6O4 M st. NV. mh313b'
NOR RENT UyFITpyIsuFD 0IT ON TW0
Il rooms second floor bay window: bath. heat, gas
81 table for light housekeeping. 3,2 IT'S
ave ne. mh3l-;sb'
co,nnni..,,o , :, r. -, ny IN 81 N. n |.
NOR RrNTo ON /, YrxrtpNysupn pooN.S
.,,.shl. e., is,h, ~ .ar;u =
or al at n " resersncs W. "u rnh,o ~ ~!
~.g"---.'- ", .o.e' e".e. i"h.'o oo
ENOR RENT - UNFURN1SHFD 2D-FLoOR
And ICONS looms suitable Tor light hou.ekeepns heat ga:
~ ~ Ie.eionee. oio y. =. ave. u. ". u1n'U-oo
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
large and one small newIy papered on third fioor
electro bell. and hot and cold water refs mh3O3e'
DOR RENT-TwO UNFURNIsHED COMMUNI-
Il eating second floor rooms; front one very large
~ gas heat. bath; near cars isl3 Sth
m9o-oo
D,,,.~-,.,,.,~ ,~,,.,, .....--
-0n->1s"ID Az" 0Hr n HiSIED.
II lily; second floor: rooms single or en- suite
furnished or unfurnished; near cable cars. lie.
r rooms communicating; southern exposure; fur
block from state, War and Navy departmentss i547
ST. n. ". 1cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-OFFICES.


DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM: LARGE AND AIRY
on first floor; rent reasonable $40 9TH st. n. 1t
LOR RENTAL 6l9 81 NV. = FINE WELL
lighted basement rooms. suitable for real estate,
gas filter, plumber tailor. &c. also other rooms
cheap. mh3l -3t
EOR RENT - LARGE, HANDSOME OFFICE
L room on ST.. 1st floor. suit able for lawyer real
estate. claims or insurance business would part
OF 1t cheap to permanent tenant.
Address ROOM. star Office. mh:3O- Be
EOR RENT-TwO FINE OFFICE ROOMS. 5l7
10th St H. W. mod. imp. in business center well
adapted for claim or uatanI attorney rent low.
mh0-6t r. g. CAMPBELL. .5i1 10Th ST.. Room g.
LOR UNNECESSARILY OFFICE ROOMS IN
L the Lehman building; steam heat. elevator, sc.
Lop rent A. T. COUMBE.
mh.1S-6t 1929 n Y ave
EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-SINGLE AND
L en- suite all modern conveniences electric light
steam heat. water in every room, speaking tubes,
electric bells: suite of for & 10, SIS x.O
Stewart building. 9th and SITS. W. mh21- St.
EOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provenent known for comfor safety and
All offices have direct light and ventilation mhl4lm
E'oR RENT OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
l. BUILDING. 81 +; steam heat front rooms, large
and cheerful. Only 80 and S1j.
ja2l-tr JOHN .. JOHNSON 6l7F
EOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS 913 AND 9l5
l. St at moderate prices
JOHN B. WIGHT.
ta13-a 141OGs..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED - BY THOROUGHLY EXPEgI-
w enced white man. - years Old. a situation TO
drive delivery wagon, private cs-riaxe and willing
to make himself generally useful. ENERGY, star
office. ap1 pa
WANTED-STEADY. RELIABLF. CENT? EMAN
attorney ton years experience frs,asS city refer
ences; moderate salary Address j. p y, star
Office. I'd
WANTED-A YOUNG ATTORNEY DISHES
w pO-itio. with an OLD experienced lawyer: refer
ences excnan2ed- J. l. VI STA Office apl-Sd.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG col
springs and uTou invalid Pleas call
or address 2. f UNISON. ;0s l. -. mh31-2d-
NVANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG COL
understands his Business all branches furnish
good city references. Please address +. WALLACE.
1859 Vermont nh:3I-:d>
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR
w OPERATOR. a place operator in Office building
or store. good city ref Address W. 1908 s. n W.
InE31-2l@
"ANTED-BY YOUNG LAW STUDENT. A
w position i'll law Office. Address L. T. r.. star
office. uh3I-2ds
WANTFD-BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w gardener. understands iywers. vegetables.
MUSHROOMS. iansCapiDg. Nc.. permanent stustiOn :
combination of wages and shares considered Address
HOR1lCtII URlSi. star o.hce nh30-4d'
w ANTED-A GENTLEMAN 6IDi Nc ABROAD
w desires to recommend his cOaccrsn; SCOTCH
thoroughly experienced and also English butter
both of good appearance and perfectly reliable.
Please address so " Charles ST Baltimore mh3)d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
WANTED-LOTS.

UANTED-LOTsI IN EXCHANGE FOX EQUITY
w In ne house n. z. Todd and Browns sub pre-
ferred. Address 1901 st. ~ mh.O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - FURNISHED ROOMS IN QUIET
w locality. where people not too inouisitiye
Address CLERK. Star ONCE. lis
WANTED-A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
w wish three or -four rooms and private bath on
second floor north section terms must b. mol
crate. Address 2. r. s., Star ofic- lts
WANTED-4 OR 8 UNFINISHED ROOMS. or
W two Of them partly furnished; for two gentlemen
Address J. O.. Star once. mh3f 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS To SOLICIT ORDERS FOR
w portraits; 81 day easily made write for par
tculars 5. +. KLOHS, 81 ". Van Buren, St. Chi
caxO. Ill. Ic
IA ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, CHAM
W bsrmaids. laundress. Mattresses. cleaners,
kitchen maids nurses. waters. housem-n. tor fam-
.;es and hotels az once. DICKS AGENCY. 61 eth ST.
WANTED-DUNDOEES EMPLOYMENT b.
w reauc 'nducted by iadies-men and women. white
and coore Cor all kinds o. domestic laOor city state
and springs with references. 100 st. ". felSwc'
WANTED - TO S15 PER DAY AT HOME
w selling lightning platter and plating Jewelry.
wat hes table ware. &c plates the finest of iewery
good as new all kinds Of metal. with gold. silver
nickel no experience; no capital; every house has
goods needing plating. H. X. DELNO co. Co.
luIubus, ONO. mil -law6c'
WANTED - EVENING EMPLOYMENT - LIB
w era commission and Thousand dollars bonus
given lsdes and gentlemen Cor selling suburban lots
on sIr D., mon hlv payments; call send for terms
HENRY y. COPP. 1O6S'h -. NV Jas stf
NNANTED-THE DIRECTORS OF THE WORLDS
w Fair Visitors Alliance Will pay the following
cash prizes: selling Ihe highest number Of
tickets before May II. 1S1j. 100 90
To the next highest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
To the - highest ...--.......-...-... $500
To the next % highest 10 90
In addition TO the regular commissions call at Of
fee, sol 9Th St NH lime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTfp-MAN To TAXI THE MAN A5FNxNT
w 81 permanent branch Tor sstahlt-h..d t'bt-...o
house. VIII ray all expenses and So, p.r rp,nth
salary $50 GOOD trrr.ntAs- all ,roai. aid ,pn.t
invest 80 IN stock II gous 10 -arri.d ana \, .t
give en- irs attention - business. HORACE FNNr~s
VIZ hpNn' ih-u Hhoe WHINING. ne Ar. II
- GEORGETOWN H. RpONIN 6-GFT IN oN
VI ground door: can buy THk COZ RANT e. a.. ,cv.
for sl.eps only considerable ofiir w.sf q 18th -
established eght y.a-s scol trade. Warth = 81 0sD
over no faces Of fNEe al guCd wrsk l,ap.r. thr..
Dob ursSses; fne location. Great harsAin N.sn.N
ofisce. l.s..S :sd II.
I'oR SALF-CHFAP-a GOOD CIGAR sToRF-
sEl.ndid location aud CHEAP rent. Address A. |. "
Star once. All -afs
LNnR SALf-HOTEL ANR RESTAURANT. SPllFN
did location do good business hz-t 81 rs1-yI,.
for selling. Alsa Eo,rd saloon for sale. EaSTFRlsaN
HALnEMA>. HoS -. AMI n
" ANTED-RELIAPLE. TEMPERATE GENTLE
" inan wishes position tn established reA .s-sta
othce WITH view Of present future interest tl.r.
u mutually des rahle some exp renee. reference.
Audrtss h .. Star Office IL.
CD lnn-FoR SALE-HAT AND MEMS FUR
-.ooo uishing Goods store. clean .tn..k GOOD
iation A. growing business good reason Tor sell
I'M. Address HATS. star ofhCe- Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
t'OR hENT-BI
Il CHARLES W HANDY,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,


$40 18th -.
10l7 81 nv, st 4 lSr SSc} ~ 49, st NV o5 ~
l.3l lstn st NV. lor..-5 lkJo wallach ~ Dr. Il 30
lll9 18th 81 NV. lOr ID Ess I'd st NV. II
9Th 81 ne. l204 ID nw new....l5
HIS 9th st NV. sr.......:B5i mh24
EoR RENT-DOUBLE FRONT BRICK, NEWLY
pspered and Painted throughout. 4S6 81. n W,
with IL bed rooms. large parlor, library. sitting aud
dining rooms; also bath. kitchen, WASH, servants.
cellar storage and furnace all complete large
yard and brick stable ALBERT =. FOX. No a2O
81. u. m
LNoR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN REAL Es-
l. and Insurance Broker. 10Th and r sts n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

10000 10Th 80. tir sl2. 30
q l2l0Ll2-l4 l. Sc, Or L.. ~
, ll.6 Blsd road ne. tir. Il,
], ll:i1 Ga ave Sc. Or. II. ~
y winning City. 5r 4 wlo. 50
o COS 18th ne. 5r......l0.1o
COG 18th ne. 6r......l4 30
q 43 fenton place NV.
. or ...-----....--.--.l0 10 %
> l'2:s2 LOudon place Sc.
IT .....- ..----... - 81
y ol2 Marks alley se. 4r. .. 80
d ll:D Blad road ne. Jr Dol. -
, . Green's alley NV. 4r y
0 IL Dingman place ny
U 0r ..-.-..-----.... ~
1T K BRADLEY. ge7 Est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

EOR RENTAL REDUCED RATE. SEVERAL
L attractive houses on X St Goth brick and
stone 3 stories. IL and bath all modern i'm
provements; in excellent order.
b. III. WARNER & co.
mh1124t' 916 n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

EOR RENT-l23, Mass
Il ave NV. Tor. q IN i. =
l45l Il ! av NV. Tor. a mi. :
T4 18th ne. l1r. m / a
9o4 \ Y ay NV. 9rS bio. !
sos III NV. ar. a m H.. 4
Az 9th ST sw. Tor and
btOIt ------- y
@ Z st ne. VI .....-..-.:i
1913 : ST NV. ar. ami i
LIB Mass ave ne. Sr,
a m l.---...-.
PIP l1th Sc, Or, q m !. ~. !
80 9TH 81 ne. 6rSb -
81 9TH Sc. Or. a m i. 16. !
1924 18th Sc, 6r. 4
mh.lS SWORMSTEl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-STABLES.

LNOR RENT-BRICK STABLE, ROOM FOR 3
II horses, work shop; gas. water, concrete floor.
loOS 9th ST. n. W. It,
EOR RENT -TwO-sTORY BRICK STABLE ON
10Th St bet z and X SITS. W. with water stalls
and carriage room;s9 r. G. CAMPBELL.
mh.U-0t ol7 10th st. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

NOR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
Il 2l5 18th st. nv adapted for light manufactur-
ing purposes; $l5 and $40. Il. G. CAMPBELL, ST.
10Th ST. NV. mh30-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

E'OR RENT-TO REsPON IBLE PARTY, FINE
l. 1O-room residence; handsomely furnished; mod
ern convenience: on boulevard; minutes from de-
pot to worlds fair ground. A. G. BURDETTE
office ITO T. Madison st. Chicago, Ill. apl-2t.
NOR RENT
L 2604 Prairie ave-. Chicago. choice accommoda-
tions reasona be in private house; select neighbor-
hood convenient To /. C. X. A. and cab es; refs ex-
changed; correspondence solicited. apl-1ts
LroR RENT-CHICAGO-wORLD FAIR-PRI-
Il waite home and grounds; 16 rooms attic and base
ment: modern furnished; months, with janitor
$500 per month. c. L. SIMS. 4 Metropolitan block
CHICAGO. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

FURNISHED HOUSES.
After June ], X 10th q. l2r, per an So 600
10th. l2rs. 1 Nd ave near "a. l.JO
baths and stable, per o y ave.
annum 5000 house and fur. Tor. 80
Conn ave mr. Nj, 13r. 9th near NV, sr-...... 100
per 600 near 18th. 80
Mass ave and Thomas ave near 81, l2r. 100
circle. 11r.....-.......300
Eleeant rooms in sun iii F. 3r....-........ $40
building" from S.90 40 Ia ave, from . 10 to IL
to 500 each. lb3y + st......-.....-...-...5
STORES.
JOG Conn ave........s.5 lbs7 14th $40
IT. tonn ave-.------. - CONCENTRATING estab-
lu24 Conn ave-...--......5l fshment. with al
lU2O Conn ave. machinery D
6S5 La ave. hall ....... p
STABLES.
100. O, rear. SD l0reS Conn e15
1912 v ave. 81 l0e0 Conn ave-
mh27 K. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and 4 sts a. W.
LNoR RENT-9Ol NC 200 Pa ave NV store So
ave se. s4 ;,s. LIST Sc. Or. Is
24l Va ave Sc. 6rS ST.. b 30 ne Or
EMERSON CAHILL.
mh6-lm 6..3 n.
ISoR RENT-BY S. II. WALKER. ass LA AVE
n. 9 rooms and stable; sS1.
first-class hreproof Office rooms at low rates at
464 La ave mh21- lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

k'Of RENT-FURNlSHED HOUSE, n. W.. APRIL
ID 70 october 10. rooms. to family OF two or
three persons only, per month $3o
fnrpl,hed house in the country. only ten minutes
rom d. a " depot on main stem. minutes walk from
siatlon ~ rooms. large grounds, everything first
class, .onr months. .......--.....-- 5000
month.................... Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

NISHED.
llSs0 21st NV. 1lr $50
,25i.eO0, K st NV Or. go
Laurel ave. Mt Pleas
= ant. Ion, ...-..-..-.-. %
20 At Mt. Alban. Tennzl-
80 lytown road. l.2r ....-5o
::,-B 800 9Th st So. 80
IS; l4tra 10th ST NV. llr...Io
90 3Ol5 . st NV. l2r...--5o
100 3Ga Maple av. lie Droit
Park. lor.
,00a4l6 l4th ST NV. ar....45
80 l4l6 li.h ST NV. Sr. AS
I.JO5 y J a. nv. 9r.-. 40
so ilii IAN ssnw. 3r nst. 40
.S3 li0i chaplin st NV. Or. 80
JED l1-h 1t NV. Sr.... 40
D 1000 Z ST nv. Tor. ......4O
20 .aG92 I :. nv. sr.......40
10 l,ss3a 10Th st NV. Sr. 40
10 .osi Y st NV, ;S3 .S.S
On Both and VI. b & .. Or. d
10 1916 y ST NV, LIST floor
~ and cellar -.....--.-..25
- 41S Elm 81 NV. or. ......25
11ll06 l4th ~ NV. 2r....25
- l:e;s9 VI st nv. Or. -. 30
Is 20 18th st NV (iai). 5r. %
1854 VI 81 NV. 5-..-.....sO
61 l12l T ST NV. 6r......l5
500 Freemsn's alley, Ar 10 30
90 | Gould's alley NV, 3r. 8
% I'D Connecticut avnw
80 rearD. fat- .........6.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

Rooms at the
Worlds Fair.
81 will secure q room. Best and Cheapest Two p
cent stamps for full particulars.
mills SGT L. Fl. CRUMB 4 CO.. 73 Clark ST Chicago
EOR RENT-FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS,
Il grounds. for parties visiting worlds fair
Chicago, at reasonable rates Inquire j. CAMPBELL
7l3 II st. n. mh29-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

EOR RENT-UNFURl
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated, Scr ........&6
80 llth st NV, lor
and . large halls and
1G23 r ] ave NV. l.r. =
1914 + stnw (s& ID. 233.
13S h st NV. l5-. Dos.
10.,2 Vt ave NV. l5r. -
l4lo 10th st. o2-......2
1904 q So NV, store and
mats .........-..3
205 n ] ave nv. LII. 4
400 14th 81 NV, l4r...l
JseS NJ st NV. l5r. II
lre6 Mass avnw. l4rl:S'.
Ridge ST. Georgetown.
lb- ...................I
1871 Conn sy NV. lar. =
1921 & 50 NV, 12-......l
1896 y st NV. l2r.....l'
1884 .SSth st NV. l2r.. II
ISIS Conn ave, 13r. -.
l25 Conn av NV. Sr. 50.
1915 \ Y ave NV. 12r.
$40 y Y ave NV. l4r...'
TO 10th ST NV. Tor -
J02 Es: NV. 1lr.
1901 23d st NV. llr-
2024 Hillyer ave, 10-. 66.i
1924 9Th 81 NV. 11r. .o5.
40o 1lth st NV. Pr .....--,
2231 Qst NV. Pr,
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-01
rreyen,,ns Future Misery.

1T there is, in this vale of tears, a more prolific source of misery than the rheumatic twinge, we have yet to hear of it, People are born with a tendency to rheumatism, just as they arc with ono to consumption or to serofula Slight causes may develop this. As soon as the agoniaing complaint mani iests itself, recourse should be had to Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which checks it's further inroads and banishes the rheumatic poison from the system This statement tallies exactly with the testimony oi physicians who have em- ployed this fine blood depurcnt in their private practice There is also the amplcst professional and general testi- mony as to the efficacy of the Bitters for malaria, liver complaint, eousupa- ton, indigestion, kidney trouble, ncr- vousness and loss of appetite and flesh. After wetting, whether followed by a cold or not, the Bitters is useful as a preventive of the initial attack of rhea- matisln,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-01
rrmomors rnGxu,IANs.

A Phenix dispatch, of March 27th, to the Star says: The report reached Phoenix this morning that band of Apaches, heavily armed, are eight miles from the reservation and thirty two miles from Phmnix, on Cave creek.
 Eight were seen in the settlement. They entered houses, and demanded provisions and everything they want ed. An alarm was sent to the settle ment below and fifteen armed men went to the rescue,
 The Indians said they had no permit, needed none, and they were going to Colorado river. They also stated there were ten men in the party. The In. dians are well armed, even children carry pistol and cartridge belt. They went westward toward the New river.
 Gov. Murphy will telegraph the In dian agent at San Carlos, The Indians said many arc sick on the reservation and they wanted to get away Citi- zens on Cave. creek think the Kid and his band arc going to join the 1Iojaves near the White hills
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-01

The present lifeless condition of the copper industry would be very disceur. aging were it not for the expectation of an unusually heavy consumption of the metal the coming season, chiefly in electrical work which is growing with such marvellous rapidity. The enter prises already planned point to very great activity in electrical transmission of power and kindred branches, and unless Che production of copper is largely increased there would seem to be little to fear of an over-supply. To prevent this it is said negotiations have been renewed between American and European produces for B continuance of the agreement now in fosee to re strict production, which expires on the last day of June. Had it not been for this understanding between producers there IS little doubt but that the cop per industry would be to-day in badly dsmorahzed condition.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-01

We learn from the proceedings of the Legislative Council for March 2sth, published in the Phoenix Herald, that a bill, introduced by Judge Lowell of Pima, to reimburse the proprietors of the SILVER BELT for 14 years subscrip- tion due for a copy of our paper sent 10 the Territorial Library, passed that body. We are gratified to know that the gentlemen of the Council who voted for the bill, recognize the valid ity of the claim. and are especially pleased by the information that the bill was championed by Judge Lowell to whose action on a former measure affecting the interests of the press we took exception. The Herald, in it's notes on the proceedings of the day says: Judge Lowell is the champion of the press' in the Council, In an eloquent speech this afternoon he held up the banner of right and justice in dealing with newspapers in laudable manner.