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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
tIiEIE iAKS
Bi.sEE, Al Til 23 1887 q piERINGs.

Schwartz he h.. her hss been quite Ill since nay lsS', ctnssQ Qu.ntly that or,la Tel dtz,.u. hss ne. been tue -csne of its s.custom.d hiisriIy. Lecal olitieir ns were scms~ hat cha srintd when they l.srnej nday thst Schwartz had concluded to close his ,onsoIial estst li.hment asd assume l tie scle of q politicisr. and in erder tS 1 more successfully s-i,s the people in | ais latest calling he Will st tie ssuas me embark in journali, -. 1lis .s. venture, Sct~artr s.ye, is the l rs.ult oi lo,.g ALd patient thought, dose oss erv. ton and 6 desire to bens. Et his fellcwBhsr. Schwartz wants free lance, so to Sl eak. oue through | Ssuse columns he Will paint the gt id or uit ihs n.y, snd wh~, occasion reqnire-, tsrp t',e .snis oi Sahara. If can't b. a. any Tyre i'd the cs1Hp then I will vsca,e the tripod, 1Gms l down tE the perch, hsiors l com mence," remaik k sd tbe iHber pusher.
 "Will you carry any side linesr" querried Jim Moieska.
 This was il d@'d an opportunity Tor Schwartz to displ-y tsne of his rhst- oric, aEd through his desire to unload himself. left Msynr Ryan half shaved while he delivered a scLsthing tirads against edi.ers who would peddls Mother Hubhard's around iowa and expect the local merchant to fup. port him. No .i7. l rhsll not abuse the friendship be.to~ra upon ms; will publish paper in the Interest Of Bissbee, snt when l.. C. z. i Co. send out mi-f: chen,iss some other editor than myself will have to display the fabrics below town.
 ! This WAS Schwartz effort of 6 lie. time, and so imbued were the audi ence with the apparent sincerity of the speaker ard his truthful sIlurions ts peddlers that J. Rex Hall of the Tyre vas urged tp publish Schwartz's perors,i"n in full. But Mir. Hall did no. think the language employed by Schwartz sufficiently chss'e tO gein publicity through the columns of his strictly ismily journal, and besides, having been n preacher, it would net look we'll to engage in personalities. it was "ho, stufi." calculated to further Schwartz's political aspirations and give him jouInali, tic boost. Didn't want to have anything 10 do with it. "nohow."
 This newspaper work is the hardest job I ever tackled: every man in town is telling me what [, write about, and were to listen to them the PRos- RECTOR would be subject to libei and MT. Tyle.'s substitute would te point ing his toes skywsrd and would he covered with posie, in commemora- ton oi what other people had induced him to do None of it fur me, but Schwartz can talk ell be wants to; he knows what he is talking about, and is not afraid to say it.
 I wish Tyler were at hsme again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Geul Mgr. J. kru;t hni t and other ofticisls of the s. P. railway, passed through Fairbank on their special train yesterday enroute to Guaymas where they ge to inspect the Sonora railway which has been negotiated fer by their company. Supt. Ran :olph accompanied the party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Supervisors O1
 tCOchise County.

Board of Supervisors of CochIse County met pursuant to adjournment at 10 6. In. April, l9, 1897, at the town of Pearce.
 Present N A Gilman, Chairman, Supervisors John Montgomery and J H. McPhersop.
 This being the day for opening lids for r,e building of jail st the town of Pe,rce.
 The following bids were received. F. c. Caldwell. ll............$3 .$349 OO Paul B. Warnekros. os....--- 300 Oe Alter consideration the Board awarded t.:e building of the jail to P. W. Warnekr fer the sum of $39C his being the lowest bid. On motion Board adjocrned.
 N A GILMAN Chairman Attest:
 Nj J BROWN
 Clerk
 By w A HARwcoD
 Deputy Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
HauDted!

The human tenement is often haunted -,s the grievous discomfort of its psssessor-by those maligant spirits, constipation and billiousness, But the ebominable pair may b: speedily driven out with the potent help of Hoste,ter's Stomach Bitters. This genial alterativs while it it relieves the bowels and regu- lates the liver, never, as drastic pur- sa,ive does, produces violent effects and weakens the intestines. On the oontary the action of the Bitters is precisely analogous to an effect of nature seeking to resume her proper functions. This furnishes pretty concusIve evidence ,ha, i, is better to use persuasive means, so to speak, than to endeavor to coerce nuture to a return to duty. Violen, remedies produce only a temporary effect, followed by . hurtful reaction. For indigestion, ,nalarial and kidney complaints, rheumatism and nervous ness. the Bitters takes highest rank among remedies of the Phiiosophie school.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
DOS CABEZAS MOURNS.
A Prominent Young Man Meets
 Death on the Heights.
Dos CABEZAs, 2l April lS96.


 ED. PRosPECToR-The entire com muni;y of Dos Csoezas is mourning in sympathy with Hon. s. R. DeLong for the untimely death of his only con Fully, who was a bright promising young man Of 20 years who lad been educated in California and was now heme to epend the summer with his the-.
 On Monday morning he ttarted out to the Dos Cnbezas or Peaks" not returning ct night his father and some neishbors started out to hunt for him bu. failing 70 find any indication that he had climbed the Peaks concluded that he had missed his way and fol- lowed some canyon tha. led him 60 far astray that he was obliged to camp out and they hopad there was nothing more serious than spending supper less nightly mountain camp fire. On Wednesday morning the neighbe:s organized for thorough search and at las, found his single track leading 70 the Peaks; here the party divided, some going around the ciifl-, and ethers with steady nerve and quick eye, followed the dim track along the perilou- heights, guided along by a broke ken twig or crumpied tuft of grass and occasional t:t, of rock that he had leisurely hioken of a' d examined 4 hat and cane lodged in @ sreyice marked the end of the trail.
 The lower party came around and | found the bruised body on the rocks some hundred feet below, untouched l by beast or bIrJ. It seems that the dauntless sIi-It that prompted his father 10 follow his cOuntry's flag ! through the storm of war, tenn pted him to view 'hs lsnd.capa from the pima of the Peak.
 | Did his brain re on the dizzy height? vas it slip of the foot or e gust of wind that unbalanced himf In moment he was "among the breakers on the furthur shore."
 A velley of rifle and pistol shots notified the scattered hunters that ths object of their search was found; your correspondent who was less than g mile away carried news of the signal to the anxious father snd the group of women whe had gathered in the street near his home Was hs alive or dead?
 Those only who have watched when the life and death of some loved ons hung in the balance can realize tho agony of the anxious father as he waited for the messenger who brought the sad story. Few words were spoken st the grave en the hill MI tn. cemetery but the silent tear and will ing service of fris nds were eloquent O heart felt sympathy. HI
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
PEHRosE will be our next Governor notwithstanding ell "gravsvins" dis patchss e the contrary.

An sntsrprisiug concern in New York has been ssndisg circulars owe, the country explaining its "safs" sys- len of spssulating on grain and stocks y which subscribers were sure tc make from 10 to 70 per cent 6 month without rick. A concern of thi, kinc with exactly this program, springs aE about sncs . year, rakss in ssme hun afsd thousands of dollars and fails.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25


 and are di,cuss.d daily at Schwartz barber shop, pro d COD. Schwartz taking the pro and tLe audience the con. Schwartz is oi fertile immag- inatiOn, and withsl has keen per ception of men and things,i. living enclyclopetse Of facts, a natural orator and has voice harsh when occasion when he has curle out frst best in game Of peak it is no wonder that Schwartz barter sh"p is such a popular resort.
 Schwartz, besides being an athlete and all-around business man, is also financier; he has put by many shekel. for rainy day. and when four held-ups were att mpted during one night couple ef weeks ago Schwartz became alal m.d and vowed he would never go on Chihuahus heights again after sun-down, unless he had Date with him. He has since been trying to devise means for the protection of himsel: and hoaidings Schwartz is an actor siso, when you have been la,hered and Schwartz assumes the attitude of the highwayman, and in stentorian tones demands "HAnds np," ,l sl ,f ,z argument and agree with him that he is far seeing and deserving of leader ship. For the safety of those whose bueiness calls them out doors Of night Schwartz proposes that every busi ness house in town be assessed small amount: monthly, which shall be ap- piled to the erection and maintenance | of several a'c lights, 10 be located on l the democratic plan-the greateet I good to the greatest numter-sav one between upper Main street and the library, enc near or below the com pany office, one up Brewery avenue, and others as the public good may de- mand. Schwar.z is of opinion that the Copper Queen company will gladly cooperate with such a move ment. and then, too, the company could, if they SO desire, light the busi- ness houses with incandesants, an op- portunity which most people would avail themselves of, thereby adding to the brilliancy of the camp, lowering insurance rates and protecting against a con flagration which is likely tn break any night through the use of coal Gil Schwartz believes that our two crying needs can be attended to at one meet ing. and is waiting for public spirited citizen to take the initiative he is toe busy preparing a speech for the oc' casion. Ju-t call meeting, gentle men, and Schwartz will be there, load ed with rhetoric.
 Manager Tyler gave me instruction when he left to be conservative on al great questions, such as the Graeeo- Turkish conflict, Armenian atrocities and the Corbett-Fltz-immo i'm broylio: 80 l have obeyed orders anC allowed Schwartz 10 do most of the talking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

The grape vine" of tho Phoenix papers failed yesterday to bring the promised tidings of MT. McCord's 2 nomination for Governor of Arizona. Thsrs is something wosiully out of jsint when the Gazette and Rspub- licsn fail to give Mir. McCord a nem- iaatiou with each succeeding issue. It is supposed that their "wire" has been sffestually disconnected by Mir Psnross breaking into the good graces of Prssidsnt Mckinley. Put our cal Co the ground, and when the nomins, ton is made you will hear the name si K. A. F. Psnrose, the choice of the bona fide republicans, and the favorits Af kha deuOcrsta
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
IRREGULAR PHYSICIkNS.
Constitutional Limitations Will
 Protect Them.

Arizona has long been . isvorite held tor iir'gu'ar practitioners. IL is now closed again,t them unles, they submit to tine fixed examination, says the Republican. Though tn. law dos not limit the discretion and power of tn bt 1rd. It hss con.titu- icnal limi.ati"ns winch pr~-~Ivs to applicants tnr certificates sll then ignt'. ThaS Was Geterniin.d in {. 'iissou:i case five years age 4 phy- -iciaa ~as refused a certificate oa ,h. ground at he was habi.ual vic latIr of the csds Cf cities. lie WAS ID extensive advertiser. He oeeu-
 jed ru"rs sIsce in the newspapers 'han any dry goods house in the state and sdv":tired cures which tie beard said no nsG couli he cure of eEect- 'pg. H. w;s aeried s c. It 6Cstp. He ssgan nandanus procesdi ngs and by carrying the ease to the supreme court of the United States won his cer- 'if"ate. The higher courts decided thss no particular code was recognix- able in law. If . hyrician could ass the examination to which other physici.ns were subjected and was i1 pcssession of other requirements de fined by law. he should receive hi' certificate though he might sdvertis, that he vas capable of raising the Cead
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

The United States departments of agrIculture has gone into the butter business to the extent Of buying 900 pounds of the finest American dairy product 10 sell in the British market, the object tO show trat America D tutter can complete in London with the butter of Holland, Denmark and Sweden.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

According to hui!etID uron the sugar beet, just issued by the Arizons Experiment Station, Tucson, Arizona, the tirst beet sugar factory erected in Germany was put upon t.e estate oi Baron de Koppy in 1905. This vas 6 email affair. being capable of working up but 52o tons Of beet roots per year This Is in great contrast to the modern factory. The e.e at Wats0nyllle, California worked last year 400 tens of beets m one day, and a factory is being built at $ S,linus, California, with capacity for working 5000 tons of beet in 24 hours. At the Watson vile factory last year there was manufsct- ured a total of twenty thousand tons of sugar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Work on Che reform school huil,'- irg will begin in about ;h-se months and the structure pushed to con pie ton ispidly. This reminds us that it is no more reform -ehnol but hos pital for the in.ane. It is the big gest building in the territory and an honor to Flag .ff.-Sun- Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Arizsaa is the mo prolific section of Uncls SAm's domain ;its capabilities are . marvel for scientist and econ smists; its greatness consiets, in part, of its divsrsities. It's inhabitants are . heterogeneous mass of offica-seskeIi wbs never tire of airing their superior qualities to govern snd serve the other fellow it is . land of snchant- snsnt-so to spssk-su ssylun foI brsken down peliticians who, on &C., souat of thsir dotsgs and inability to kssp paes with the onward and up- 1afd tendency of the nineteenth een- tury. have besn forced to give way to nsv blood and active brain; they have been driven from the political hive for the reason that they have become drosss, consumers and non-producsrs hspce ths alluring stories of golt abupdanse and plenty, with "rake
 effs" galore, they hie themselves t' she hsavsn.kissed land of Arizons
 whore, fsst-sore, heart-siek aud thir"t
 ing nigh unto death for the where with to keep up as of yors, they flipi their weary bodies prone at the feet . the "dsar people," and with tear bs1imnsd optiss-which is an assur
 snos of sinssrity-implers that succo
 bs dolsd cut to she iudigent but de- ssrvisg-sparingly, if needs bs-il snly . gsvsrnOrship! In the Ian
 suags si frightened female, "Ra.s!
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

April lS, w. $. Foster, ol Duncan shipped from San Simon fOrty-nve heal of cattle consigned to B. Weller, Los Angeles.
 April I5, the San simon Catt'e Go. shi pped from San Simon station lb83 head of ysarling hsifers consigned to Joe Lewis, of Eidy, \. A.
 Tine cattle comprising the heavy ehiYmeLss to (. A. Beeler. Linsley Kas., reported last week as having poe fren, Calabssss April 5, were furnishc by F. G. Hermosilio. of Np- gales by F. G. Hermosillo, of NoIalei and A. Steinfeld, of Tuosen.
 Yesterday evening J. F.. McNair shipped from Wilcox. consigned to the McDonald-C Crowley Farmer Com missien O., at Kansas City, fif;een ears-503 head of mixed cattle, part of them being in the brsnds of the Erie company and part from the Powers herd. The same parties have sufficient cattle here and on the road to load three or forr trains and 1t ii expected that two trains will go for ward todsy.-Rangs News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

The Oklahoma m ,n who says that a cyclone simplv chews up a huiiIinK and spits it cut, is getting down to sensible, realitsc description.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

A thousand carloads of in;riuk 'inbers. ma, hinery and surplie. have been receivrd at kngmsn since the l,t Of January,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Rev. Roberts was able [, m,ke Ii appearance on the street todAj after his lingering illness and is new r,- covering.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

J. Fattmsr, tine jolly and vel. known drummer came m today on hls usual visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Many disagreeable incidents are oc- curing daily at the City of Mexico. by reason of the partissnship shown by the Mexican masses for Cubans and their openly displayed sntsgonIsn, for resident Spsnisrds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

The United Verde copper c.na pe ny is building lUo ors cars at i.s ioundsy in Jerome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

At the annual meeting of the faculty of the Phoenix National bank E. B. Gage was chosen president.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Flsg,t fl i- ia,ing :. .rt t,rt al bidding bJOp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

Vim. Gadd was an incoming paee- snser from Bisbse today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

The Salvation Arpy has capa ureh Kingnsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25

There is heap of rsilrsad talk in Phoenix but little building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-25
DROpOSAI s FOR MILITARY SUP

DROPOSAI s FOR MILITARY SUP
 PLIES AT ROADSTATIONS. ETC. Office of the Chief Quartermsster. Denver. Col orado April al. I897. Scaled proposals. in triplicate will be received at th!s office until IT O 'ccok a. m. on May 7I. 1897. and then opened in the presence of attending bidders. for furnishing Fuel, Forage and Water. al Read Stations in the Department of the Colo rado and iuel. forage and straw at Albuquerque and SIn,a Fe. N. M.. Logan and Pr ce. Utah. and Fort Collins Colo, during the fiscal ysar commencing Iuly I, 1897. Bl'nk forms for proposals and instructions to bidders will I've furnished on application 10 this of.ice. or 10 any Pest QuaItermaster in the Department '-he governne nt reserves the right to reject any or ali bids or any part thereof. E, E. AT WOOD. IL. Col & D. Q. NJ. G. Chief Quar- termasier.
 Office Of Chief QuartermasteI. Denve-. Cob, April I, 1se7 Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until IT o'clock. A. N. May T.. Ise7, and then opened. for transportation of Mi itary Supplies on Routes Nos. I. 2, 3.4,5 , 6. and 7, and icr drayage at Denver. Cole, and Price, Utah, during fiscal year commencing Iuly T, 1897. U. S.reserves the right to reject any or aipropesals. Information furnished On application. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked: Proposals fer Transpo'fa. ton on Route NS. - and addressed to E. B. ATWOOD. Lt-Col and D. q. N. Gen1 Chief Q. N. o2tIn
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Sta&shOp r'r 1417 K

Sta&shOp r'r 1417 K
NV, room for 4
horses&3 carriages16. 90
RI 1929 o NV. ....15. 90
Alley bet NAN, Goth
&2lst NV. 90
RI 1923 29h Z NV. 10. 90
Stable r'r 1876 c sw1O. 90
Shop al bet 16th&
18th, K&L nw....10.00
RI sos 18th NV. 800
Shop bet 6th&7th,
D&E NV. 800
RI 228 AZ sw. ....5.0O
Shop r'r 1913 Blag-
den's al NV. ESQ
Oakland, 8 miles
from city, Or. 10. 90
Sad 1001-03 r nv. 40. 90
Hall Sd q 419 10th. IS. 90
Sad 1913 NY av, Or .. so
SID 600 I'd sw, ii. 21.3S
Sad 1878 Is nv. Or. g. 90
Store room and II
608 La nv nw.s. 100
SID 2211 7th NV. 1880
SID 1901 LIST Nv, 5r. IL. 90
Store room zoos L..9.30
I'd q eos r NV. >. 30. 90
63l La Nv, ID floor q. 90
500 5th NV, room 10. 10. 90
Rms in Central bldg.
Rms In Gunt0n bldg.
ION Of the property on my
t once for bulletin Issued
O8. E WAGGANAN,
ol1 r ct. NV.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
101 18th ne, 16r,
fur, per year. 81 800. 90
222 It'll st ne, Sr. rs. 90
419 9th st ne. Or. %. so
&P.ovidence ne, Sr20. 90
GIT I st ne. 7r. =. .16. 80
80 Myrtle st ne, ar. 10. AZ
1014 Sd ne, Or (sta) Is. 80
4S Myrtle st ne, 7r. Ii. Oh
cos Archer ne, Or. rs. 90
Al Myrtle st ne, 7r. IA. 30
11O4 9Th st ne, Or. IL. 81
80 Myrtle st ne.7r. L.. ~
1907 X st ne, Or. 1900
1879 H st ne, 5r. 10. 30
S31 ID st ne, 4r. so
Sc cor 15&B ne, Or. 10. 90
1148 I'd st ne, Or. 10. 90
221 9th st sw, Tor. -25. 80
933 @. ct sw, Or. 20. 30
1909 d st sw, Or. 1870
1919 Union 81 bW OF .S.spJ
ID, r'r 48 B sw, 5r. $40
1920 8 Cap sw. Or. s.. 30
421-37 Temple ct. Ar. g. 30
919 8 Cap Sc, Tor. 30. 90
917 N C av se, Or. 80. 90
136 e st Re, 7r. %. 90
l26 E ct Be-, Or. $50
128 E 1t BE, 7r. Is. 60
119 N G av Sc. Or. Is. 90
Sta r'r 1914 Mass
ay NV. .12S. 90
The above 10 0nlya port
books. For full list call Z
ON the LIST and 18th. tn
de1b-w,MR
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S12 18th, 19r, "a. 900 per an
1854 5 st. 13r.
per annum. -. Il. 10000
1917 Pa av, fine lot,
per annum. II, 10000
1915 Pa av. fine lot,
per annum. 81, 10000
AL II NV. lSr. 25o.UO
1923 Vt Az NV, l8r. 1000
S26 Conn ave, l2r.20U.vO
1922 w ave, 14r. 1000
l01l Conn av, lar. 1000
1922 N H av,-12r. 125. 90
3O43 2 NV. l7r. :. $500
1880 NY av nw,12r.125.OO
l417 Mass NJ lar. l25.OO
1416 Goth st. OR. 800
g Dupont Circle, 1Sr offer
1901 Iotn NV, llr. lUU.UO
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave, 13r. 10000
1893 JEFF pl. 12r. 10000
2126 r st, 14r......S5.OO
1914 Jefferson pl, l1rS3.33
I'LL 18th 1t. l3r. .S3.33
1892 18th ct. t1lr. So. 33
1896 N nw. 12r. :. 5000
1927 DeSales st. 11r.D.OO
Carroll Nv, Tukoma
Park. 14r. 90
l119 ! NV. 12r.. rs. 90
1853 Roanoke. Tor. 1900
1929 21st st. 12r. 1900
1925 N NV, 14r. ...75.OO
I'll 18th st, Tor. $500
1921 Dist NV, Tor. IS. 10
3O27 n Lw, 12r =. 50. 10
4O5 18th NV. 2r. :. $500
Gil 18th NV, 20r. 80. 90
1870 7th,st&dw Or. 5000
bO2 e NV. lit. -. .u0.UO
l71s 18th NV. Or. .6O.UO
bl8 18th st. 12r.,. $50
1915 10th NV. l0,4 .65. 90
1870 2oth %. isr. .55. 90 90
1443 q st, NIL. 5000
1909 II nw.st&dw. 5000.
7l5 14th st2r. :. so. 90
6lS 3 NV. 15rs..t 5000
1902 ChapR ", 0.5U.OO
2034 HillWS p1. Tor. $500
2S5 Q 1t, 1&::f.0.O0
l63S 18th 81, AOt. $500
l744 Corc69n,s9r As. 10
931 s st. Tor. AS. 90
2014 Hillyer pl, 11r. $500
1915 o NV. ,ar .fs::40 so
18th IT I'd. hr ndJht-
wood Hotel, 12r. 40. 90
SEE OUR l4HK OF z
ANOTHER, COLUMN.
THoAl
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FOR ffsyT-CAPITOL HIIL1-HANDSOME COR
ner hs1ss fur; all sunny rooms; delightful and
healthy Nscation convenient to Capitol; would
sell. with without furniture; bargain. 1901
Mass avt) ne. de16-3ts
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1916 18th NV, 11r. 1000
24u2 1Ith NV, llr. 1000
ll26 Conn av, l0r. 1000
Near Stott's station,
d G, 11r. 40. 90
nos 10th st, Or :. 40. 90
$40 n J nv NV, Tor. 1000
2il8 l4th st, Or 1000
25I7 Pa ave, Tor 1000
ll19 10th NV, Tor. 40.G0
Flat 8, Is & Q, Or. 1000
20 18th NV. lar 1000
241O-14 14th st, Or. $3.50
2i2S-26 18th NV, lOr.37.5O
2420 18th NV. DR.. .37.50
800 Mo av NV. Tor. 1878
I'D and Z SITS, ID d.
1906 II NV, Tor. :. .35.O
1902 X st. Tor. 80. 30. 90
1902 N c st, Or. :. $500
G22 f. up pit. 9r&b $500
3O2 E Cap, s&dw. 7r35. 90
lp pt I33 7th nw,5r.30.O 90
1909 4th st, 7r. 1000
2gu6 Y ST NV. ..2S.33
l347 U st, Or. .27.5O
IA 18th st (UP).7r.25.50
: 1913 Linden ct, Sr. .25. 90
UP 1910 l4th st, Or. 90
SO7 1Stl NV. Or 300
1885 G NV, Sr. .25. 90
1443 Pierce pl, 7r. 20. 90
UP 6lY n Y av. Sr. 2O.OO
81: + sw, Or. 1000
l3l LIST sw, Or. 1000
81 floor, a31 Pa ave
(club roomsl. 20. 90
40l5 9Th NV. sr. 1000
316 LIST Sc, 7r. 1850
1524-26-28 10Th Ut
NV, Or, each. $500
2l33 G NV. Gr. -. Is. IS
2O0-12-1S-24-2S-3O LIST
st sw, Or, ca. 1850
18th st rd, mr. Bright
wood Hotel. Or. 1000
1907 Union IT, Ar. 10, w
4 l6 Watkins st,
Chevy Chase, 5r, en-. 10. 90
NE cor 33d & Pros
pect SITS. .10.G0
2, 3, 8, 0 Baldwin's
row, bet D&E, 1st&
I'd SITS, 5r, each. . 800
1924 Trinidad nv. Or
/ 18th st ne. .......0.W
lis L So. Ar. 900
II Gould's al. Ar. 600
025-27 Majors alley,
bet 9&10, MO. 500
FURNISHED HOUSES IN
AS J. FISHER & CO.,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOHNl Sh6D,

FOR RENuLFULLY FURNfsHED-13o1 CLIFF
ton H. NV. Columbia Heights: corner house:
sixteeh 1t4bB; modern; baths; $3.50 per msnth
opposte Mrs Logan's. Apply on premises.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED IN GEORGETOWN, NORTH OF
ST. suite II four r"uInS for three young ladies'
with charrr"n. where other guests are taken
will ST ply all furniture but carpets: none bat
hIst-ciass idrtles need apply Box "a. Star of
nee dr1J St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTEIi-A MODEKATE-IEiCED HOUSE BY
New England family Of refinement. in exchange
for board II owner. Address ATTORNEY T..
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