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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
ChiIdren are Kanr HenIthv

My husband has been cured of 8 has bsen made much stronger by talk ing Hoods SsFsapsFills. I have taken ib myself and it has increased my flesh and done me 6 great dssl of good. We have given it to our children and it kespe them healthY." MRS. MARY WALSH, Lsgdvilla Colo.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
A PROGRESSIVE DISTRICT.
What is being Done in the Wes
 End.

u. WEST END, Sept. 25. School opened Septem ber 13, with sn attendance of shirty pupils. Noswith. standing the extreme heat, good solid work is being done, which goes to prove that our boys and girls intend to climb the heights in spite of difficulties Rev. Vaughn delivered his farewell sermon St West Fad on Sunday last
 Hereafter Sunday school will open at half past two o'clock D. m. instead of ten o'clock in the morning.
 The TFowbridge brothers have rented the Barton ranch for the coming year.
 T. E. Hswkene has rented his ranch and removed his family to Glendale
 H. Greenhaw is making extensive improvements about his residence in the wey of porches, additions, etc.
 Walter KimbeE and bride entertained their numerous friends at the Vaughn rsDch, on Friday evening last As dancing and feseting wes the order of the evening, ws naturally infer that all had most enjoyable time.
 Miss Carrie R .ynolds, who graduated from the West Eud School last year, Is continuing her studies at the Tempe Normal
 Thomas List sports brand new car riage. 'Youpg ladies, now IS your chance"
 William Brown celebrated his twenty first birthday last Sunday, picnicins 8 few Of his most intimate friends.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Tucson Star:

Tucson Star:
 October Ssh will be notable day in
 the history of the B. P. o. Eiks iu thie
 ninety members of the ordar from Phoe-
 nix ard Prescott will be guests of the | local EIks, and goodly numb Der of
 "fswns" will be initiated into the mys-
 teries of She secret society. Many of
 the leading business meu Of she capital
 and her sister city to the north will be
 here, and Gov. McOord and other Ter ritorisl officers who are members, are
 also expected. The visiting Elks will
 be roy ally bsnqustsd by their brothers ! in Tucson, and sn interesting parade
 will be feature of the day. The citi-
 zens of our oily will welcome this op
 porsunity of extending 8 cordial recep , tion to the visitors from Phoenix and Prescott.
 The mining properties Of Judge Be-
 thune and District Attorney Sstter-
 white, thirty five miles from Tucson, in
 the Sisrritse, are in excellent condition; they have large amount of good ore in sight. Smelter returns show large percentage of copper and silver, to- getheF with sixty per cent. lead, with no zinc OF refractory metal whatever. They expect to erect concentrating works shortly to reduce that portion of sheiR ores which will not yield ss large returns by shipping as by being concentrated on the ground. There are several other fine properties on this lead. The Marguerite and Montezume, both patented claims, show fine bodies of copper ore, both of which, it Is said, are likely 50 be sold within 8 reasonably short time.
 Visitors from Cochise say that range grass never looked as well before ss this fall. On many places, our inform ant esye, 1t reaches to 8 mans should ere. Arizona castiemen have reason to look happy this season. Plentiful rains and fertile soil have comb bired to put the cattle in fine condition.
 Yesterday Lloyd Johnson, of Tucson, was appointed clerk of She supreme court of Arizona, vice J. L. 8. Alex 1 apder. Mir. Johnson has been resi- | dent of Arizona for about three years. He came here from Columbus, Ohio, for l his health and has regsined the same. 1Se Is we'll qualified for the office ss we'll 1 ss worthy the honor, for he has been 8 5rue blue Mckinley and MoCord man first, last and all the time The Star | Mr. Johnson
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
To Remove r"n ana FreckIes.

Soap will not remove sen nor freckles. Bath tha fecs in warm water, snd dry vsry csrafully with sofb towel. Do nos uss soap on tns face unless etso
 lutely nec 4sssry Never uss face powder of J sort. it spoils she skin by closing the pores. Ityour child suffers from sunbure moissen the fscs as night with cncum Der juice; oue cucumber lsDgshwiee and rub is nn she facs, hl- lowing the juicA to remain uhstl 1t dries of; OF use a mild =eiutiou of 6sking soda MIR -. RoRER, in October
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
From Tuesdsz's DsiIy


 When bilious or coasiye eat 0 Gas csret, eendy cathertic, cure guaranteed 25 est. 10 cts.
 dF Jerry Sullivan last night brought in to Glendale from the northern per tion Of the Territory fifteen carloads of range cattle which he will place on pss- ture and fatten for the market.
 The school teachers of Msricopa county have up to the present time failed to make satisfactory arrange ments with sbe railroad company and i, looks as though saey would not psrtici- pats in the Territorial teachers meet ing end joint institute as Fiags+' if. The rate mads them by the railroad com pauy was not satisfactory sno move is now on foot to hold sn institute in this city 50 bs psrticinete in by the teach CTS of the county instead Of going to FiaussBfT
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

GOOD tFEE. .Ts -SF ON E.
 UAN"oS's VITaIIZE9 Gures GrGeral or SDecsai oeouity, Makeful- nsss, $l CT nsf..rrhosa. EIs issiOLs, Imp. .tency PaFesis, etc Gorre1Ss Suncdcnai Disorders ca.asad by errors or sSc7ssss, quickly restoring ;s.-as atentood in olo or yeopg, giving Yfsor -,-,i strsagtn where formerly weakness pre- Ts4,sal. t"oVsnisnt pscszsss D. simpis, efectual and isgiein1aue- Citrs IS qksck and tsoroaoh
 Dtp'S os deceived hy ilnitatt.l,s, insist on CANTOR'S Vitaiizsrs- S-at sealed # your urQsg ST does not rave 1t. PriSe oze dollar De. package, for S5 wite written suscsptee of con ptsSe cure. Information, references, etc.. fcee and con6deGtial. 5ena as statement of case sn6 25c for a weeks trial treatment One only, sent to each person.
 CANTON MED. CO. BOSTON MASS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Tombstone Prospector:

Tombstone Prospector:
 A day or two since Chss. Lovett. who IS well known and is new delyire into mother Earth foR soms of the hiddsn treasure located in particular epos near Sorln ranch iu the Dragons, was oissen by snake of the Black Diamond d species, intiictipg q painful wound on ene leg. The snake, about five feet long, was dispatched, and ita skin, a oeaoeiful one, is now mum bered among the creepy collection of reptiliau relics at the Sorin ranch. Remarkable as it may appear, Charles does not mind B sneke bite much more than sn attack by mosquito. He knows of & simple remedy which is most always close at nand and beats sny snake poison anti dote extsnt He applies the fresh cut side of half sn onion to the wound, and while waiting boils two or three Of the ssme and applies them Relief follows quickly. Charles has been bitten 8 dozen timee, and therefore hss had frequent opportunity to test the efficscy of this remedy, which he esye has never fa'led him. The hibulous Kentucky deacon might as we'll throw away his snake medicine ard teke the pie dge, az bis better hslf will hereafter ibsiet on filling his pockets with onions when he goss cut for promenade in the snake seoeou
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

Florence Tribune:
 Thos. F. Weedin and family will leave in 8 few days for the Owl Head district, where they will reside for sometime. MT. Weeden has some prom ising mining claims, silver and copper, in that district which be expecte to work on paying basis.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
.seott Courier:

Jeun:y Treasurer Burke received '5 aay from the board of supervisors the Lplicate assessment roll. The taxes ue and snsioned therein amount to fl3f, ,3O8. .29, which amount includes peoiel school tax c. district No. 1 of Fs2, ,o47.74. The first letter opened by ! Mr. Burke at his office today y.contsined Achecks from Mir. H J Allen, fnsnciel 2kgsnt Of the United Verde Copper Com eny, to the amount of s12. 800 72, in
 yment of the compapy's taxes.
 0 RapkiD, a mining msn has gone
 soenix, preparatory, it is said, to
 lting up mining operations on the
 ts Maria.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Globe SizUer Belt:

Globe SiZUer Belt:
 Three more contracts have besn let for development on the Continental, on which work will be started Monday The mine in bhs several openings Is looking very well, especially on the 250 foot level where 8 large body of snlphide ore is being exploited Sink ing has progressed to depth of 27O feet
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Mesa Free Press:

Mesa Free Press:
 Even old Ysvepai, the mother of coun- ties, is turning out more wealth from her mines monthly than Klondike ever has done. The other coun ties of the Territory, toe, are sending out steady atraan of wealth
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Journal Miner

sJOuTTlOL- MI7leT.
 There wss regular water epout northeast of Prescott yesterday after uoop. The water came down the gulch at Smiths slaughter house five feet deep Two ladies in 8 buggy were caught by the flood in Granite Greek near John Dukes ranch and had nsF- TOW escape from drowning ss the waters swept their buggy around nearly up- setting it.
 W. J. Mulvenon received telegram today announcing the death in Los An geles this morning of Henry SpauldinR, formerly of this county. Clsreu ce SpeuldiDR left on thls mornings train having been advised of the serious ill- ness of his father. Besides the above son deceased leaves a wife and two daughters, one of the latter being the wife of Sheriff Ralph Cameron, of Coco
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Canfon's ansy Pills

st.ied, true and safe RELIEF for VVoM ER. kys reliable. Avoid limitations. Get CAN and save regrets. At'druggists. or sent "a. Our booklet cents
 Spec Co.,, Boston, Mass.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
MohdUe Miner:

MOhdUe Miner:
 The dead body of Charles Goodenough was found in his cabin at Gold Basin Friday moFnit of last week and brought into White Hills. At first if was thought that 8 murder had been com mitted, but after en inquest was held and en autopsy made it was seesr tained that the man bad died from heart disease.
 Tim Holland was caught in 8 cave in the Norma mine, White Htils. laet Sat urdsy and fatally injured. Hs had shot down some ore from the roof of the drift and was engaged in picking out the waste when the cave occurred. Hs was internally injured and died Monday morning. His funeral took place Mon day afternoon. The mines and mill were shut down and business housee closed, and every body in the Hills fol lowed the remains to the grave. Mr. Holland was universally liked end his U u9sispely death is regretted by sil.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

HooD's PILLS eos easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick hasdRche.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

Fro m Monday Daily.
 The High School of the cit? opened
 this morning with the largest attend
 ancs in its history.
 The engagement of Miss Msuds ] Clarke of Mesa, and ohe Rsv. NoImBr
 Rowerd Bartlstt, B. A, os the Firsi
 nj D Cburch of Tucson, is formally an
 nouncsd.
 Governor MoCord today appointed
 Mr. ". 0. Barnes of Holbrook ss B member of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of the Territory. This ap- pointmsDt is considered splendid one and fills thst Commission.
 Mr. Joseph Monihon today sold four carloads of beef cattle to Los Angeles buyers, which con tain some of the finest cattle which have ever been shipped fsom this valley. Mir. Monihon is thorough cattieman and turns out fiue heyds.
 The Polica rounded uo two hobos Saturday nieh who were this morning ssnte nced tc thirsy days in the o;ty jail and will earn sheir feed ou the onsin gang. Thirty days is toe l,ui5 ests b. lishsd by the City Recorder for bobcs Hnd all who arc arrested this winter gill Oe treats d to the ssma dose.
 Applicasion YVES filed with the Board # Supervisors this morpiog by M7. A. L.. Henshgw for exemption from taxa non O. lesss rats on the ecbool lands 1 which he has occupied in shis valley for grest rum5er of ysars The appllca- ion set forth the fact that he had | estled or thst land long before it had .een surveyed by the Government and vhen it > AZ not knowo that it wss 2avsrnmsn: land. The Board decided hat urdA the law F qairinR them to ease sohai land, nc exc>ptfons could be 1ada snd Ir. Henshew you'd have to ,ese OF R bandon 5be lsnd
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

Bisbee Lyre:
 The erection of the diamond drill OF the Higgins group Of mines has been completed, and boreing in the bowels of Mother Earth for precious metal has been commenced, and if the gentlemen are successful in fuding that which they are looking after. 8 new Bsbee is 8 thing Of the near future.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

F1GgStGG Sun Democrat;
 It Is estimated that the Santa Fe Pacific Ra.lToad Company will expend in the neigh borbood of $500, ,OoO ia water storage dams this year in the counties of Ysvspai and Coconino. The dam at Ssligmsn is estimated at s195, ,000, and the ones at Ash Fork and Walnut will 1zmnsh Considerable over $125 900 each.
 company is spsring no expense in
 king the western division of their
 second to none.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Territorial Items.

Tucson Citizen:
 The Southern o>ciao Company has announced 8 reduction in ths psi0e of it's miIsage tickets. and ab the same time she abolition of the recent order requiring deposit on mileage tickets Es 8 prscsution against their falling into the hands of scslpers. The cost of ehree-thousgud d-mile tickets will here after be S75, without the rebate of S15. which has been insisted upon during the past few monthe. The cost of one thonaand-mile tickets, limited to Cali Ssrnia, has been reduced frem s30 to
 A5, and the eame tickets, limited to Oregon and Arizona, will hereafter be sold st the former price of 530- The deposit and rebate of S10 or these tickets will no longer be insisted upon.
 Yesterday morning Mir. Jack Halbert received the sad intelligence of the death of his only sister, Mrs. N. B. Par nell, at Bile, Arkansas. She had been siling for some time, and her death was not wholly unexpected, but the tffiic- tion over their loss is none the less ksenIy felt. She was 8 much beloved and highly respected lady, and her death will bs deeply mourned by wide circle of friends and acquaintance who knew her in her home
 One of the largest copper properties in the county is owned by Nat Faison. It is situated in Silver Hill, Silver Bell district. There is contingent claim Of 5000 against the property, which it Is undeastood wiII De taken up by the Copper Queen company, who are nov exporting 1t and to whom bond is to l be given. Nat hss stuck like hero to the district and his good fortune can not come smies.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

Yuma Sentinel:
 Frank Shaw, of La Fortuna, who met with serious accident about month ago, having his face and breast horribly lscerated by sn accidental blast, passed through Yuma Monday en route to San Francisco, where he goes to have his his sister, Mrs. Msrtip, wife of Superin sendent Martin
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

. INte OuSlS:
 Ssturdsy aorning Colonel Cotton and
 Mr. Turnbuil, of the firm of Turnbull,
 Hosdley, Cotton & Co.,, came in from Phoenix, and were at Nogsles on busi- hess until Monday morning when they took the stage for Tucson en route home. They were on an important q gal which-Will be developed later.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, RE s OR ED
 sss 50 . AYS.

GOOD tFFv..Ts ~ ON<7s.
 f-a N-.s,s.S N-r7n,, r.y,,,,
Evening star., 1897-03-09
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED YOUNG GENTLEMAN BEST OF REF
-renees. secretary 20 Congressman would like
room and board in strictly private family mar
the Cairo NV Address NJ. d. S. Star ONCE
WANTED BI GENTLEMAN AND WIFE . IN
fGrnlsh.'i or partly furnished rooms with yosI
board. In ,hs west Of I1th ST: permanent n
suited. besr u reference. Address Box g5 Sfnr
oflce. .nho -.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. IN CENTRAL LOCA-
uon. fur. and board for lady ard three
children. .. and years. Mrs. yIDETTO, y2i
g ST. NV mht-3ts
WASTED-ROOMS-A DAILY DEMAND FOR
rooms. fats and housss Let us rent yours
WHEAT, SuTER & MEADE
6I-n 1905 Pa. ave. n.0.
Evening star., 1897-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Gssued February a6. ls91D
ESTATE OF JOHN MAt:t' IRE, DECEASED

Late of the District of Columbia
Application having been made to the supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding Orphans
Court. for probate OF last viii of said John Ma
guire and for letters tesfamentary TO George w.
Moss said estate. by said George W Moss flie
person named therein administrator. this Is 10
give notice TO all concerned To appear in said
Tn Friday. the s6th day of March. AID. 1897. at
10 O'Clock a.n 10 show cause why such apIiiea ion
Attest: J. NoTA McGIII.
Register of Wills. II. C.
AA.BIRNEY. Proctor for Applicant. mh2 law3w
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL TERM
AS A DISTRICT COURT FOR THE UNITED
STATES FOR SAID DISTRICT
DISTRICT No. 49,
way for public sewer. along I'n-y Branch, In line
with proposed extension Of Minnesota ryenue, in
the District of Columbia.
case by john W. Ross. George Truesfeil and
Charles +. Powell. Commission the District of
Columbia. seeking condemnation of ,he right Of
way for the oonstru ,tDa Of public sewer. in
the District Of Columbia. thraugn the lands OF
Albion b. Jemeson and Albert +. Hsndersnott
ORDERED: That said Albion Ii. Jameson and
Albert f. Ii end, rshott AMI all other persons own
ing claiming any int rest In said property or
having any interest therein octupsn:s other
In this court and make answer to the said petition
or before the 9th day of Msrrn 1897. at which
time the will proceed with the cordemna
of said land.
PROVIDED. Tlat the marshal Of The United
States for said District eopy of this noi.,
said Albion B. Jameson and Albert +. Hender-
shott, II they be found in fhis District, at
least days before the said 25th day of March,
1927.
AND PROVIDED FURTHER: That COPY of
this CIDER I've published In The Errniug Star news.
paper at least xix times. ah in the washir Il on
W s. COX. Justice.
A true COPY:
Test: ]. IL. YOUNG Clerk
By r. J. ME1GS. Jr., Assistant Clerk mils CT
Evening star., 1897-03-09
PROPOSAL,S,

PROPOSALS EOR GEOcERES. &C. TREAS
urer's Once. U. 3. aeidiers' Home Washin0tos.
d. G., March q. l6n.-Sealed prupasais mn s.
DAY. MARCH &x1HEsTH, 1871 for supnlyfsr
the home With Standard Orocerfes md dieS:
margarine for the period at fBar % n,eaths, arm
AorA to Jaiy "a. 1851. TIA raeht to dsfsr1ino
the most suitable artfsls y reserved 70 mo boar
Of enD0lAE10uees OF the home. Woe achedulee a
Artie3ss fsqnired and fhsthar infn1lt1oa. esuIg
to RIuH: 9. PARKER Seey. aad DssasIrss,
Evening star., 1897-03-09
THE INAUGURATION.

CREPE PAPK1 KAPKnss, a Crs PER 400,
scrsp book pact.res, pazles. games. msaks. 1Ags.
paumes. scuvenlrs toys e1ehre prissa. beils.
Evening star., 1897-03-09
BICYCLES.

WANTDIADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO yoIN
club 10 purchase 100 bicycles n club rates for
cash: standard wheels. guaranteed; references
given
Address CASH CLUB,
fsz2-lm Star once.
Evening star., 1897-03-09

f0R 4EN1-A BEADTHUL CORNER HOUSE
sssr Dnpont ctrcie 1t ios gsscs; & Sss 3ocss.
I Oh918 6lH 1leA ot.
Evening star., 1897-03-09

FOB RENT-261 n ST NV; BAY-wlNDoW
brick house; 10 rms. all mod imis Only $36 90
11oI 9TH NV, rooms all mod imf,s. Oaly. % 50
1l44 5th ne, rooms. all mod ifnps Only, Is so
mh6-3t CHAS. S. SHREvE, 1OOa 7th ST. NV
FOR RENT-223 ST. Sc: 10 ROOMS AND
bath; large stable: half square from Library: $45
per month. 1897 18th st. NV and bath-
$22.s1. A. E. II. MIDDLETON. 6o3 I4th ST. n W.
mh6-3ts
Evening star., 1897-03-09
FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES-
fafe nd 113zer nd SIS


R I av & 18th, 12r& II
st. per annum. SIS, 900
Laf SO, lot, 2 bas. 300 !
18th near II, 14r. $50
p near 10Th, l0r- -....125 {
S near 18th, Pr. ....l2
14th near l.. lfir. 3b 300
9th & Md av nc, TT .55.OOl
OFFIC
Elegant ROOMS in Sun
building, fireproOf, from
$40 to $3.50 each.
941 F NV. Sd q, 5r.$60. 90
941 F hw, I'd q. 1870
40 La ave. $40 l. 1890
STOR
2O1 18th nwt25x15) .$75. co |
iii B NV (3Oxl5,. rs. 90
1922 Conn ave. 5000
1925 Conn ave. 80. 90 l.
STABI
oil D st, rear. >. $1,000 |
rohS n n HnT TIM A
Evening star., 1897-03-09

APPLY AT OFFICES.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co.
feZ2-u 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-1936 3TH ST. NV; NICE LITTLE
home, with roonls at $16.30 per month.
Is. II. WARMER 4 co,
nh6-3t 916 st. NV
FOR NT-LOw-BEAUTIFUI HOUSE.
l34a Corcoran ST., rooms, stories: S35
South front; in perfect order; ami
dc2-tf Address l.. H. PERIEY 939 Mass ave- NV
Evening star., 1897-03-09

WANTED-HoUSfS- OWNERS OF HoUSEs
If IDC WANT YOUR HOUSES RENTED CALI,
I'd SEE Us WE HAVE MORE APPLICATIONS
THAN VIZ CAN FILL RALPH W. LEE 600
18TH ST. NV. CPHONE 3t49, mhi If
WANTED HOUSES AND IlyTS-wE HAVE CASH
PURCHASERS FOR SEVERAL MODERN RESI-
DENCES OWNERS HAVING SUCH TO SELL.
FoR $6.vo. $1,000 AND 800 SHOJ-ID
call TO SEE CS ALSO LOTS IN n W. RALPH
w LIE. td lfrH ST. NV. cPHoNE 30I0I
mhl-tI
Evening star., 1897-03-09

FOR RENT
1908 Conn ave. .S10O. &C
Lanier Heights, 13r. &C. 90
1225 \ Y ave, 15r. IS .U0
THE McLACHLEN real
ja20-tf
Evening star., 1897-03-09

FOR RENT
Brick store and dwg.. 3O7 10th St n.w Sr SEQ 90
Brick store, 315 ID st. a. w-.............. B. 90
Brick store, I0I ID st. ne. 20.00
Brick dwg., tUz lOth ST. NV, 6r- -......... 4V.O
Brick dwg-, 13A 1t. NV. Or. 70 90
Brick dWg., l2lO 18th st. NV, Or. 1000
Brick dwg., 503 12th st. n.w Sr. 2O.u0
Brick dwg.. 9t Fenton st. ne, 5r. 100
mb6-3t LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER $40 + st NV
Evening star., 1897-03-09

FOR RENT-l3O7 3,D,
sto & dwg. .$35. 90
IS N Y av NV. .9r&b. -
1918 n Cap. 6rlkb. 10. 30
2246 Cley'd av. .6r&bl7. so
As Patterson ne. 6r. Is. 90
1708 4th NV. 6r. HOO
feS-tf H. L. /
Evening star., 1897-03-09

Oak st, Mt Pleasant 20. 90
196 Duncan NE, Or. rs. 30
Brookl'nd houses. &. so up
Lanier Heights. .7.W
, H. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and c. sts- NV
Evening star., 1897-03-09

FOR RENT-634 2D s.w.. SAD. IR STA. $50 s5
300 sw. sd 6r. SIS .oo' 463 l. sw, Or IL 90
$50 AZ sw, Sad. 7r $500 40 G sw, 6r. Wa l3 30
303 II sw. 6r. .l3.30 320 III sw 5r, wa. II 90
Si2 L sw. Ar wa. IL 30 35s II sw. Or. wa IL so
l. Sc. Or, wa. $50 B.LEoNARD, $50 Az W.
mh6-3ts
FOR RENT-ONLY SO so.
The handsome 3-story brick houses. 80
and 322 Spruce St, lie Droit Park: rooms and
bath: lines of cars: houses open for in
spec'ion. Only $3.50 CHAS. E. BANES,
mh6-3t 14th and g SITS.
FOR RENT-TO GOOD C0LORED TENANT. A
pretty home; 9 large rooms and bath: cellar:
good rnnge and latrobe: large yard; only $50 a
month CHAS. +. STONE
fSuccessOr to d. u. Stone & Sons,
mh63t NG II st. NV