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The Arizona sentinel., 1894-10-13
Tho IRRIGATED Earns,

The irrigated farm is the only
''surething," farm on the face of the
earth, says Cy Warman, in Nc
Clure's Magazine for September.
Here man may, for the small
sum Of one dollar an acre, make it
rain or shine on any or all of his
acres when he Wills. An irrigated
farm never wears out.
There are farms in New Mexico
that have been irrigated for two
hundred and fifty years, and they
are today as good as new. The
Pima Indians Of Arizona, we are
told, have cultivated the same
lands for five hundred years, and
nothing has been applied but the
water which freshened and fertiliz-
ed the fields.
What can be accomplished by
irrigation has been demonstrated
in Northern Colorado, the garden
spot of the west, if not of the
world. If the men who
followed Fremont over the sands
of this sun-dried sea could get but
6 glimpse Of the glorious country
as it is today, great would be their
surprise. Where the cherries
wind swept through the sage brush;
where the horned toad and the
rattlesnake hurried from the trail;
where half starved wolves seemed
to hang on the edge of the world
and cry in the nights for something
to die where nothing could live
bright June roses bloom today.
The broad canal sweeps down the
plain, and the music Of running
water comes up from every roadside
and mingles with the music made
by the meadow lark. The winds
are softer now, and bring to the
traveller at the palace car window
the sweet fragrance of the fields,
and scent Of apple orchards already
in bloom. The busy farmer is
making burrows in the brown fields
where the seed is sown. The lazy
cattle are cropping the clover, leav-
ing the white blossoms for the bees,
already busy in the honey harvest
The farmers wife bustles about
setting hens and onions, and set
tling little disputes between the.
children. kedlegged calves
caper in the corrals, and soft-furred
colts with bushy tails follow the
the farm wagons down the dusty
road.
If all Colorado's gold, silver,
lead and copper mines were closed
forever, it would not be half so hard
on the state as would be the failure
of her fields to produce. The dry
ing up of her irrigating canals
would cost the people four dollars
for every dollar they would loss by
the closing Of all the silver mines
in the state. Even the residents
have but faint idea Of the wonder
full resources of the state and the
fertility of the soil.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-10-13
RULES OF POST OFFICE.

hOLLo VI AOoA VI AOE'
The office is open from Z A. NJ. to P. NJ,
daily. Sundays from l2:40 to lao P. NJ.
and 80 to 6:30 P. NJ.
East-bound mail closes at 5:0OP. NJ.
West bound mail closes at 600 A. N.
Money Order and Postal Note depart
ment closes at P. NJ. daily, excepting
Saturdays, when it closes at 8 P. NJ. No
Money Order or Postal Notes issued Sun
days. =
Mail from Parker, Ehrenberg and Silver
District leaves Yuma Mondays and Thurs
days at A. NJ, and arrives here Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
F. B. LOGAN, p. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-10-13
Arizona Historical Society,"!

The material prepared for the
above named society will be pub
lished for the four months begin
ming with the July, 1894 number,
ia the Overland Monthly, San
Francisco, Cal, under the caption
of "Building a State in Apache
Land" Subscription price, So a
year, in advance, or 81 for the four
numbers.
CHAs. D. PosToN,
President.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-10-13
MARVELLOUS Easults.

From letter written by Rev J. Gun
derman, of DiamondaIe, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: Il have
no hesitation in recommending DR.. Kings
New Discovery. as the results were almost
marvellous IL the case of my wife. While
was pastor of the Baptist Chusoh at
Rives Janction she was brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Ter
rible paroxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it seem
ed as if she could not survive them. A
friend recommended DR.. Kings New
Discovery; it was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results Trial
bottles free at Gonder & Co.'S drugstore,
Regular size Soc and 5l.00.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ASSESS
ors, District of Columbia. 233 LIST 1t. NV, Au-
gust .. 1s94.-The board Of assistant assessors,
appointed under the provisions Of the act Of Con-
gress approved August IA. 1894. has been duly
organized aId Is ready to hear and consider
such complaints may be made regarding the
assessment Of real estate in the District Of Co
lunbia, revised and returned under the pro-
visions Of the act approved August 5, 1892. This
revision must be completed before the
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parties desiring to be heard should submit their
views In writing early practi, able, in order
that each complaint may have due consideration.
Blank forms for making complaint are now ready
ami will he furnished on application in person or
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR DYNAMOS.-OFFICE OF BUILD
Ing for Library OF Congress. las East Capitol
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
thres 125-volt Direct-coupled DynamOs and En-
gines for the building for Library Of Congress- in
this city, will be received at this Office until
TWO O'CLOCK PM MONDAY. the TENTH
OF SEPTEMBER, 1884, and opened immediately
thereafter In presence Of bidders Specifications.
esneral instructions and conditions and blank
forms Of proposal may be obtained on application
% thu once. HERNARD r. GREEN, Superin-
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l54 d se. l0r&ami "a. 80
sos Sd ne. 7r.ami. %. 50
&1 3 G ave se, 7r. 1850
6lS Pa ave %. Or. Is
81 3 se. Or, ami. ...l7
III 10th se. Or. 1850
l@ ! ne. Or, ami. .15. 30
ais 0 NV, Dat. Arab. Ia
40 o nv, nat. 5rkh. IA
121 Md nv ne. Or -l4-0
lol4 It'll ne. Or. ami.i4.S0
801 Olive nv nv, Or IL. 80
laS q Sc. Or. 1880
CSC Callan ne. Or. ..12.50
as 81 sw, Or. ..12. so
1879 Fla ave ne, o.. 10. 50
3 BRADLEY, ST p st.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISE
102S Vt av NV, 1Sr.$3O0f
1723 r I av NV, 17r. 80
1214 r NV, 9 & d233.33l
14l6 20th st, 22r. 200
1881 G st NV, 16r. 1888
1874 18th st NV, i2r.l50
1898 18th NV, 12r. .150i
1929 18th st NV. 12r.125
Road st, Georgetown.
lor .IZol
i22S NJ st NV, 15r.125
1887 / st NV. ner. rs
1909 Conn av NV. 12r.l 20
1912 II Ut NV, lar. 100
34O6 U st NV, lar. 100
1896 n st NV, 12r. 100
1884 2Sth st NV, l2r.15
1892 10th st NV, 11r. 100
1885 10th st NV. 12r. 100
600 Md ave ne. Tor. 100
lG35 Mass ave NV,
LIZ ........-ll2sn 81
l5sSJ lotn 81 NV, LII -
SIS 14th st NV. 10r.S3. so
800 Sth st NV, st q
dwg. Tor. .S-3
1926 s st NV. 11r. 80
61S ID Ut NV, 15r- rs
SIG y st NV, 22f. rs
1918 Pa ave NV. ID.
and ID 1cors. .......s5
1l21 ] ct NV, lar. $3.50
733 Ith 81 NV (store
4 dwelling. .S3. 81
173 Corcoran ct. Tor. 10
50 I ct NV. 13r. Is
The above is only a par
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2002 R ct NV, Tor. 90
20l9 Hillyer pl Tor. rs
613 18th st NV, Or. so
1882 14th Ut NV, Or. 50
1911 n Ut NV, Tor. 80
2012 Hillyer pl. Tor .35
Go Oct. 1st.D
1911 11th st NV, Tor As
124S 11th st NV, Tor IS
1242 11th ct NV, Or. IS
has 11th 81 NV, sr. As
1852 IL st NV, sr. AS
1882 Corcoran, Tor. 40
8 B & Q fats, Sr. 40
1924 18th st NV, Tor. As
623 z ct NV (fiat) Or IS
1909 Q st NV, sr. 40
14l1 Chaplin st nw,9r. 40
l41s SD ST NV, Tor. 40
2S3 II st ne, Tor. 80
IDA 9Th NV, or. 35. q
% r st ne. Or. IS
lbs 18th st, sr. -. IS
1877 18th st NV, sr. .35
1884 18th st NV. Sr.31 so
1432 Corcorap st, Tor 50
29o6 Q st NV. r.. .32 n
1874 i4th st NV, 7r.30
1921 @ 1t NV. sr. -. 80
SD uth o. NV, 7r.5.5Q
1407 Columbia NV, 6r.25
40 18th st nv, na I. 4r. Is
112 9th Ut ne. Or. lis
1921 S0th Ut nv, r.l5.30
10N 30th st NV, Or. IA
635 Tomeroy NV .6r ~. 20
-ial list OF the properties
Bulletin containing full
and can be had upon ap-
} ]. FISHER q Co..
1924 r NJ.
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CHIROPODISTS.

RELIEF IN FIVE MINUTEStTHAT Is WHAT
bunon and shields do-ooe trial will
prove that the relief IL sure. COrm and bunions
treated. . cts. each. without pain. Prof. ]. J..
GEORGES 4 son. Ills Pa. ave. NV. au1l
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FOR RENT
2 Iowa Circle, 17r. .$l26
11H n H ave, 12r. .$75
200 @ Ut NV, 17r. so
GIG Mass ave NV, l6r,
ami ......-........0
913 r i Nv NV. Tor. nj. IS
1882 r NV. Tor, &ami. .06
1854 18th NV. Tor. a mi 50
1920 18th NV, 14r, ami. IS
I2S H ne, 7r&s. =. 40
l@ 8 NV. Tor, ami. 80
1904 3 NV, 0rakami. .3e
14OS Oorcoran nv, Or. 81. 50
ll3l 10th NV, Tor, nj. Is. 50
Gil Mass av ne. Sr&mi. IS
"a l nwj ssrlkami. 50
au3 SWORMSrEDT
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Brookland, sr. 30
611 Spruce st. Or. 80. 20
o2 c NV, Or. n IS
81 Q Ut se. Or. - 50
906 Sd NV, Or. 50
4S3 n st NV, Or. q. IS
1918 T NV. 1r....3.3S
434 r NV. Or. q. so
1917 4th st nv, Or. - 80
1895 Pierce pl. 7r.. %. 90
1905 n H ave, Or. q
1884 c st So, 12r. u
500 r st ne. 7r. "a
1878 V st, 7r. "a
2l& Arthur pl, 7r. q. SO
466 Washington. Or. -. IS
1924 L ct. Or. n. 80
2l0 u 81, Sr......26
ll39 24th st, Or. q. 20
$40 e NV, 5r. .2l. 70
Gle A ne. IT,. -. 50
449 \ NV, Or. 20. IS
~ !th st Sc. Or. 30. so
200 K st ne, Or. :. 20. 30
I22S 81 Ut ne. Or. 1870
1920 I Ut ne, Or. 1880
20 x ct ne. Or. 1850
1e L st NV, Or. 1880
81 L Ut NV. Or. .le
1884 E st nv. Or. 17.S0
IS Defrees. Or. lie. 20
134 sth NV. 5r. $50
q I'd ct ne, 5r. 1880
221 n NV. 5r. .lo
1913 Sd st NV. Or. 1880
SIS Sth ct ne, Or. 1850
449 p st NV. sr. rs. 30
AZ o sw. 6r. rs
1885 G ct ne tsbop,. lis
1106 Seston st, On. Il. 20
2S& Cleveland. 6r.lS.SO
9l4 18th ct. 5r. .1S. SO
1851 Benning read. 0r.l2
343 Mclean sw, 5r.ll.SQ
Io2 18th st ne, 5r. Ill
80 L sw, Or. 10. 50
22ls H ne. 6r......l0
ER & CO.. sIe = 1t.
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81 Ath ne, sr. mi. .. 80
1706 Pa ave. aat. Arab. -
A2 Pa ay, 7r. rni.27. so
SD b ne. Or, mi. %. 50
go 24th, sr. Gel. mi Is. SO
pa II, Or. mi. rs. 80
1851 Pa ave, store. Is
21o1 X, 1r and store Is
1910 10th. Or, mi .. 90
4l6 18th. 7r. mi. 20. so
1919 Both. Or. mi -. 50
lo22 20th, Or, VIZ. 30. 50
111a 10th, sr. Wig 1850
ll17 LIST, Or, wa. 1850
SD 9TH sc, Sr, mi /. 1850
2+0s H, Or. ". gle. 30
1924 G. Sr, ~. g. 1880
sla cath. 5r, w....l5.S5
l7235 E. 6r, ". rs. 80
1876 18th. r'r shop. Is. 40
524 I'D. Or. mi. .ls.So
S513 Prospect. 7r....l5
l@-26-2s 18th, Or. rs
20O9 n Y ave. 7r....l5
409-1l-13 I'D. Or. w.l4.50
5l4 sd. Or, w.....14.So
2l5 l., &r, w.........14
29 ID. Or, w....13. 50
2309-11 Va ave. WIZ SO
9l2 Goth, Or. IL
SIS 18th ne, 6r. WIZ
l Z Alex CT. 5r. w.1o. 50
81 Fenton. Sr. w...l0.SO
nS9 L <r. 10
THCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOB RKNT-BY r. o.. HoLTZMAN, REAL n
tate and Insurance Broker 10th and n ST.. n
UNFCRNIsHEb HoUsEA
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2 Besselrs CT. 4r.w..l0.9
SO9 9th, 5r, wa. ..l0.30
1871 Hayes c't.<r,w.e.SO
House In Tenallytown.
5r and stable. .......9
lilo Congress 5r, W. $50
On Champlain ave, IS
and $40 per mo.
q In l722 Brainard pl7. IS
storage room SIS 18th
nM..................6
GEO. w. T.NKrNS,
800 18th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT
e21 18th st, Tor. =. $500
40 La ave. l5r. $50
126 r ct NV, Sr. LOO
lS4l q ct, l6r. so
SCI 14th NV, 1cr. 10
2l19 II ut NV. l1r. -
Is 9th NV, store. Us
1113 o ct NV, 1fr. Is
a36 X ct NV. lar. rs
1925 K Ut, Tor. 40. 30
1I54 n, Tor. .7s
2sl9 p Ut NV. 15r. 10
900 Mass NV. 12r. 10
1912 z Ut NV. ........7O
1923 X st, Tor. :. 80. IS
1907 n II ave. 9r.M.l5
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1870 I'D ct. Tor. .@
Dolls q Ut NV. llr. go
l022 Sth NV, Sr. so. %
1l13 De Sales, Tor. IS
1896 II I ave, Tor. SIS
1123 De Sales st, Or. IS
1910 I'D st NV, or. so. 80
100 sth NV, l2r. =. .5O.8
g21 18th st NV. 7r. so
1853 U NV, Or. 80. 50
$40 T NV. Or. so
S002 Q ct, Tor. so
IT'D 18th st, l2r. so
6l3 n Y ave....... 80
9l3 X st, Dr. .......50
93S T st NV. Or. so. 50
$50 NJ ct NV. Or. $50
ID Z ct NV, lar. 30. rs
laos 18th Ut NV, 9r37. SO
HOP n H ave, II. IS. 90
1912 o Ut NV. 7r. .35.35
II 18th st ne, Sr. -. rs
l124 9th ct NV, Sr. IS. 50
1908 Linden ut, Or 80. 80
8 L Ut NV, Or. Is. 30
800 e Cap st. .........S
los 18th, sr. IS
sos 10th st ne, Or 1850
21D I IT, Or. ........ 80
1907 7, 7r. 30
B. H. WAR.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE;
central; Desirable: Oil 50 1t, NV; $15; from
North Carolina aR9e. IF - suSost It.
FOR RENT-7-R00M FURNISHED HOUSE NV,
Including piano: would exchange for board Of one
person: near 14eA st cars. Address, with refs,
Mrs. W. B.. Stag ONCE au3O-3ts
FUR RENT-SEPTI 15-dAs EAST CAPITOL ST.; A
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FUR kENT-2s01 AND 2s15 o ST., BEAUTIFUL. Z
S nu S.room houses; delightfully."- located; in per-
aH,o 9mfuer, al mod imp: reduced rent. Apply
oOfO Dumbarton ave., Georgetown. its
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FOR RENT
Flat, 1914 Pa ave
NV. sr. ami. 40
1928 Oregon ay. 9r&b. 40
1857 18th, 7r and b.30. ~
2SlS n NV. sr. mi. .25. SO
1851 X NV, Or. W. Is. 20
l7B 10th, Or 4 store. n
1142 5th ne, 6r&b. .lS. 80
1O24 18th. 7r, water. II
2214 Va ave. 4r w.l2.00
au2S
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FOR REM
1l34 Conn ar,l2r, mi. SIS
243 Del av.12r. mi . IS. 80
$40 10Th, oihce rms. SIS
454 d. 6r. st q Gel. IS
1912 18th. Tor. mi 90. 60
1le 18th, Tor, mi. 90. 50
1IA n, Sr. mi. -. 60
1925 n, 12r, mi. $3.50
SOP 21st. l2r, mi. so. 81
1919 3lst, 12r, mi so. 90
53l 18th, Tor. mi so. IS
rs 18th. lar, mi. 80
2325 Pa ave, Tor. mi. 50. so
1901 Pa ave, Tor. secs
2323 Pa ave. Tor. mi. -. so
20ls NJ. Tor, mi. 1850
23l3 Pa ave. Tor. mi. II. so
1747 F, 7r, mi. 90
201Sh II. sr. NIL. 1880
2215 NJ, ar. mi. :. q. 50
2135 X, Or. mi. $3.50
1921 q, Tor. .....5.59I
2i0S Pa, Tor, mi $3.50
2l23 Z. Tor. mi. :. .G.50l
2l41 X, Sr, mi. ...32.50l
1921 Pa ave. Tor, mi. 35. so
2205-1 L. sr. mi. IS. 50
l00l I'd 10r, mi. :. .33
1881 30th, Sr, mi 80. so
2l51 L. 7r, mi. 80. 80
$50 10th, Sr. mi. 80. 80
2l41 L. Or, mi. 30. 80
3042 p. sr, mi. .27.5Ol
1909 s. Or, mi. "a 50
For null list apply to
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s,t LIST s~frkb .3N
1908 Meridian sv, Mt
Pleasant, Or. sc zoo
1l0S-T Harvard ct,
Col Hts. OF. water,k
ZIG Poplar, Or. col. i2.u
woodside. Nd, n b,
,s@si Ward s's s.uri, Il b
hr, water. colorcd. ~
1862 Valley u. <rb. w.p.s
lo1l ! ne. AZ. col. IA
lo<4 Slst u, store. ...i
2 Scott st. n. col. -
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FOR RENT-FOUR- STORY AND CELLAR BUSI-
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suitable for Q large carpet. furniture. Or ~
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au30-8t
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VOR RENT-BY wM. II.
1407 +
1929 NJ NV, 15r.. yr$2. 600
ISL NJ NV. I5r, yr.l.SOj
i325 NJ NV, 15r. yr.1. 500
III y Cap. 2t,r. VT. ], 40
Mass NV mr. DupCir. 12rl0o
e1lD d NV, 12r. IS
1881 T st NV, Or.
Gel and stable, yr.JOO
115S Ore ave NV, Tor. 60
1921 18th NV. Sr. go
1Sl1-l3 18th NV. Tor. IS
t4i9 Il I ave. llr. co
los i7tn NV, 18r. so
Brooklam,. ID. c., Or
& sta ,io'ible house,, 40
1T Chew's nj. 4r. 5l3.39
$50 18th st NV, Tor. 40
FURNISH f
Q st NV, 15r, handsomely
Several handsomely fur
FL
Mcpherson 50 (cor VT ave
We call especial attent
hoCse, with line dining r,
house. 100 per year.
FOR RENT-FROM SEPT
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rooms: $3.50. g. an,
rocms: &10.50 each.
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FOR RENT
2006 R st. 12r q b. SIS
S24 sd. Tor * b. 80. 90
1911 3lst. l2r q b.50.<2
1913 Pa nv, llr&h. $50
l401 S1st, 12r q b. As
1902 18th OF. Mt
Pleasant, Or and b.40
1863 18th st, Tor & b.4o
29O6 y st, Tor & b.S5 90
lJ5 18th, .0r q h. IS
s3I7 nth st, Mt
Pleasant. sr and h.9o
.129 and 2129,. Pa
av, sr and b.. T.6
Woodsi,ie, Nd. Or
fr. I acre. n 81
SIC LIST sc, 7r&b .c5.J
80 and go oath It,
e. and ID. coiorcd. Is -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

POULTRY AND TRUCK FARMS IN Md AND
Va: all sizes: $50 to 81 100 per acre. acres
near Bethesda. electric RR.. 81. OOe
au294t FULLER & FULLER. 5O4 I1th NV
FOR SALE-A FARM OF I'D ACRES FOR 81 500
: b. and r. r. H.: 500 cash. balance to sait
purchaser. Address T. W. BOWEN, Bel Alton
Charles CO., Md au2g-3ts
: FOR SAI.E-OR EXCHANGE OF I40
acres. high state OF cultivation; barn and
outbuildingS: good hous<. and fine well; IL miles
north Of city. good road: cheap at $40; NV price,
SIS per Address IL VI ST. NV aulS-lm
FOR SALE-ONE OF TIE MOST FERTILE FARMS
IN Charles county: 500 acres: half cleared half
wcOded: must be sacrificed pay OF mortgage:
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SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
st. NV.
NV cor ESlln ind Ly-
decker aveA, Mt.
Pleasant, sr. 80
30 9Th ne, Sr. x. 20
13 c ne. Dr.. SIS
l3l c ne, 9r. 80
l0l Canal st nv, SAD Is
226 18th sc. Or. ..25
20 11th Sc. Or. Is
702-4-6 Newark, Pet
worth. llr. 80
IL Tenn ave ne. Or,
bath. Gel and fur. Is
1913 L st NV, Or. ..17.5o
sos Browns CT. 4r. Us
l2Os-l0 Blagden's al, 4r.s
D HOUSES.
lur- .xlJ0
nishcd large houses.
IT'S.
and I sts). sr.........e 90
Ion to one 20-room double
ON, suitable for boarding
au25-3teo
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Is Jackson ST. me-, 8
JOHN w. NORRIS,
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FOR RENT-1s23 Q ST. NV, loR. AND B.
62o ct. ne, rooms and hath
All st. ne, rooms and bath.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-30

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Desirable rooms, AT
lantic Coast Line build.
Ing" all front and IRE
proof. from $40 to SIS
each.
les.
1881 14th NV. er......50
10l1 Nd ave. Or. go
1913 Florida ave. Or
and store. 30
1917 L NV. 50x2A ....ls
LES.
sS3 NJ frear1.........e10
los Conn ave trear, %
1882 Q trearl..........e
n. 10th and n SITS. NV.
NV, loR- AND b.
and bath.
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1904 18th st NV, Or. 80. so
hoo 18th ct nv, Or. 80. 80
HOP 18th ct nw.7r. 80. 80
200 and 2211 L st
NV, 7r. 5000
s27 I'D st NV, Or. .25. 90
9144 I st NV, Or. .25.OO
$50 Goth st NV, sr. 2S.5O
Up pit 1901 Il st
1912 sth st NV, Or. $50
1902 and 1910 9Th
st NV, Or. .......2. so
2219 H st NV, 7r. $3.50
1911 18th st NV, 7r. $3.50
1926 Sth st NV, Or. $3.50
9O3 II st NV, IT.. $500
3O18 Cambridge st
7i8 9th st NV, Or. 300
Sd a 7O6 7th st NV,
III ............ .2.OO
1899 w st NV, 7r. .25. 90
1881 Q st NV, Sr. %. 90
2O25 VT ave NV, Or. 25. 90
$50 Spruce NV, Or. 100
Front room I'd floor
7O6 7th st NV, 1r. 90
524 DIST st NV, 8r. rs. 90
1881 and 1889 18th
st NV. Or. .22.Sl
1S43 18th st NV, Or. %. 80
1919 Sth st NV, Sr. 22.50
13+5 V st NV, Or. .22.50
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100 Conn ave (rearl- Is
Rear lot IL, % 2&7. rs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-17
Peanuts and straws.

Under" that browning a~trocity Of class leg
islation,' the MCKINLEY act, peanuts are
taxed, TO the robbery Of the many for the
benefit Of the few, at the rate Of one cent per
pound shelled, and one and a half unshelled,
the latter being the form in which they have
the readiest sale at picnic or circus.
Under the WLsON-GORMAN bill, adopted
in alleged partial fulhlment Of the great
American Democracy's mission to sweep
away the whole iniquitOus and unconstitu-
tional system of protection, shelled peanuts
and unshelled peanuts are TO pay the same
rate Of duty. This adjustment makes a re-
duction on shelled peanuts, but an increase,
a new burden, on consumers purchasing un-
shelled peanuts.
Whatever else they have failed to do in
compliance with the solemn and specific
pledges Of the Democrats party, the Demo
Gratis seem 70 b right on ths subiect Of pss-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-17
Breckiaridge's whisky Sour.
phro,n fhs Hyosh{n1fnn phsf

Representative Breckinridge of Arkansas, TO
Gently appointed Minister TO Russia, possesses,
among other accomplishments, one that will
tickle the palate and touch the heart OF tine Gar
in a way that Is sure to establish amicable rela-
tions between the Bear and the Eagle at once.
Mr.. Breckinridg e has for the past few days been
entertaining his friends by Inducing them into
the mysteries Of a new decoctiOn. 1t is nothing
more nor less than a "whiskey sour" but tho
artistic manner In which the drink is mixed
gives IL It's seductive flavor.
Mr.. Breckenridge mixes the drink himself. as
no barkeeper sufficiently artistic has yet been
found. IL requires half "A dozen glasses 10 com
pound the beverage. Mr., Breckenridge calls for
a small glass first. In this he places one or two
Jumps OF sugar, and pours over this a little Wa
ter. In another glass lie puts tho juice Of a
lemon; In a third glass a gill or two of Tennes-
see whiskey. He then hlls u lemonade glass
with crushed ice, Into this glass he pours this
sugar, then the lemon juice, then the whiskey,
and the result is one of the most seductive
drinks that ever beguiled the palate OF a Con-
gresham.
1T Is like the old whiskey sour" says Mr..
breckenridge TO his friends, who sit and watch
him as he deity mixes the ingredients, but it
does not taste anything like the same drink
Mr.. Breckenridge will have To wink AZ the Gar
but once after his arrival in ~. Petersburg, and
then the two men will be bosom friends FOR lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-17
The Congo Trouble Settled.

A treaty was signed between France and
the Congo State, on Tuesday, by which the
latter comedies to France practically all
the large territory that for three years has
been in dispute between them. There is lit
tie doubt that the Congo State was largely
influenced TO make this surrender by an in
teresting event that occurred on June 80.
On that day about l 800 soldiers from the
Senegaless regiments OF France and 8 bat
terry Of six HOtchkiss guns started from the
coast under the command Of Major MoSTEIL
on their way to the disputed and along the
upper waters of the MobanRi River, the
largest Congo tributary. The French had
heard that the Congo State had introduced
soldiers and a dozen pieces Of artillery into
the country, and 50 they made ready TO do
a little fighting themselves if necessary.
The rich region involved wAs brought to