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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POIOMAC RIVER BOATS.
E. S RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL viii leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
4 am, landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and all wharves far down Lower MschOdoc.
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at pm.
and on Fridays about 3:39 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, u. c. TO GLNAONT, ND,
and intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily,
except Sunday, $3.50 a;m. Returning about Pm.
Passenger accommodate lions frst~eiass. Freight
received ntil the hour OF sailing
E. s. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington
WM. NJ. REARDoN, Agent Alexandria. sefs-tf ~
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. DC. (7th ST. Ferry Wharf
Mondays, an for intermediate landings to Co
lonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock PIT Colton's Nom
mi Creek. Abells LeOnardtown. Stone Howard
and Cobrum's.
Wednesdays Z In. for intermediate landings 70
Colonial Beach. Bushwood Rock Point Caiton.s
Leonardtowp: Abell's. Nomini Creek Coan and
Saturday. : an. foe intermediate landings IA
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton's
Nomini Creek
See schedule IN effect August 81 1889.
anlo-u Z: w. RIDLEY, General Manager.
THE VEINS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Summer Schedule In effect May 1893
Steamers POTOMAC and SUE leave 7th street
wharf every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at
pm. 70" Baltimore and river landings
All river freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Passenger accommodations strictly frst-class
Office. a1o Pa ave
Telephone f45. je1-l2tf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE ROOMS, WITH BOARD SINGLE OR
communicating, bay window front, second floor:
suitable for two; heat, gas. bath; private family
lZtz lIth ST NV; terms reasonable. no3O-3tr
FOR hENT-TWO OR THREE COMMUNICATIVE
rooms on I'd floor; desirable for member OF Com
uo3O-3t- - o. NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

st >INFS> EXCHANGE To SECURE THE BEST
results AMI reliable Information given 10 buyer
Isu SELLER. place business In hands for
disposal nr deposit fpE advertising required; all
-ran-,tinn> strictly confidential. We have the
largest list Of buyers and sellers select from
Jrl 81. NV. no3o-3t
S-u,u- PER INVOICE.-ONE or TIE BEST. Full
stocked grocery AMI meat stores on Bri-AtWo"tl
"aT line, rent SO; larg" established trade; full
ms isa q, sysn. Ga=" "pp"s;noiiy- III 81
CHALMERS X co. BUSINESS RRUKERS RJrY
vr -a!i any kind OF business Partners and capital
ur'I tot the extension Of established concerns
actions strictly confidential E"low lew
s.-sirahI" chances selected from large list:
SOLAR PRINTING Plant -Duly business of
IT,. Kind IN the DistrIri. ,s-.hitsh-d Is years;
iir-'. pr"r!a'i' patfon'-'' can "e increased; cN-
I- ut In. n,cF'. best alHiri~ ria9i H. IN ' ~,
H1TgI Trar P.rna. i.i,.f. ald.t,l.bii-,.,-i
Ci''3iiI;- CotSFE1-TT12EtY AND OYSTER
Business we'll e>tahIi>h he'd oysters wholesale and
rcttjI: large traIe, soaEu and living rooIn-
low REM, making money. mus ~ quick .S4o1pp
ant hAiuress- can be in'r"aS"'., old stand; less
~ CH4LiiEi:s 4 90. Business BROKERS i,.is,'''''
Boom q, Lawrence bldg, ol5-fl7 lin ST NV.
"Ep"EIN STORE. THE FEST STAND IN NV;
HiI~f sell on accuuut of .ELes~ Address 1881
WANTED - To Buy ESTABLISHED DRUG
s,.re- lash transaction. Address Box $, Star
'Ll''.- uu2H2t"
FOR RENT-SPLENDD DAIRY S'rANIl-QPP0T-
tJulty Jo make good living Dairy-Iiving apart
ul-uts HhOve-aud fine brick stable In rear; only
So :" p, mo Address OH STAND. star once
uu7-3m.3
WANTED PARTNER WITH S5up: INVESTIGATE;
say where be Address MONEY Star
on p lp2s3J"
AT RAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED. 500
WATCH MAINSPRINtT. 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
nA3-5d l22l T ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFTRNISHEn-
1873 Belmont SIS 18th nc. i0r&h S25 -
WASH ttts. lor&b. SS9 90 Gas - NV, stnScel 81
aSat 18Th NV, loT&b4 % 6l1 La av Office Is %
2S24 l. NV. Grab. ~. sol
oc14-s. tu&th-tf lUus n 81
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TIE" 'EI;l STORE. THE BES>T STAND IN NV:
mI~r ~eI aceuuuJ of sI.ELesS. Address 1881
CH,H.Iau ST. Ii
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PERSONAL.

CIANK GLASS =. , . DEBT. WISHES
t4aa-5rE v,tu .-ark H. erf.e orlc. dept
l,.l..~~ J 1896 ~ r. IS, ..tv ,.t.tt =
Il CHARLES e. EIUGIEY VIII. COMMUNICATE
villa the uu.l't S.-u,I b.. vHl. receive vaIUa.I..
htlsIussS pausr- THOMAS Il MARTIN 1925
ia II
Eat ~ EKEF TODAY A\H 81 THANKFUL
i-1t a." asr here o. P.y y,l fE. TH!I market
Eatu~ Tor yuGJ gems discarded lsrlr.uts VIII
call uu receipt Of postal
no,,r5tf JUSrii-S uILr STAND SO T.
NATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGE%CY- ATTiI0R
ized. U'S 18th 81 Ms Op,u day AMI night Re
liable iuG experienced Strictly confidential
ua92 In
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANIED-A FURNISHED HOUSE ABOUT NINE
rooms, for family Of adults; convenient To
treasury Department; rent not to exceed st;5 n
month references, Address ]. q. F.. Star offcc
WANTED OWNERS OF FURNISHED AND IN
furnished houses 10 give list Of their property
Tor MY December Rent Bulletin. Commission ONLY
. per cent. MILTON ". JOHNSON 1872 F St
no..y-2t- '- 80
NANFEh-IO RENT a HOUSE BEFORE OR RI
Dec. 10; u rooms: To VI ST. or Sd to 9th
NV; rent, So 10 S25. Address Box 1872 star
vince
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON, ID. C. POST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read dsily. as changes uiay occur At
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are Forwarded 10 the ports n
sailing ally, aud the schedule Of Blessings al
ranged the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending brceInler
2 the last connecting closes Will be made f.om
this ,fiice follows:
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE BU-
reau OF supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart mpnt
Washington, d. c. until IL O'Clock noon December
II. 1889 and publicly opened immediately there
after, to furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington ID
G., quantity of steel castings and tools Blank
proposals viii be furnished upon application to the
Navy Yard, Washington, d. G. A. s. KENNY PAY.
master Gencfal u >. n. no30 1aw-2t
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LOST AND FOUND
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

I't SALE At SACRIFICE 2-SEATEI, COUPE
1". A.iwa}. >tudvhaksr-' almost a. good as new:
G,L~L Sl,-'"- owner iea' iH@ rity- Apply GOVT
STABLES 10Th s. bet. /. AID " - day or
evening r,s}n m : IN Il q.
FOR ~AIE-A FINE BROTtlINNt NTH POLE
2ui shafts IN hTst-eluss SruIiti.fi. Can he seen
~ 49, e NV. un.pI-,;r-
IpE SALE - HANDSOME FINE HIFD Ray
FaHH horse. over I6 hands. weight I o2I lhs &
yeats old just from country. works single. ar
d"utlr- Can De- seen at kELEHEES STABLES
~ STh 81 nv n.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A titt;pD SEGGNp-UAND
r-u. ,sgvc away This vehicle can bought AT
q Dow price JUlCES CARRIAGE FACTORY
lin aud T. 81 nv. uo2S-ru rh 3r
FOR SALE-BU GGlEs. SURKElS TRAPS ri NJ.
wagons daytons. stzuhUpes also n.st-cIass
wagons. tny Own manufacture.
f-2s-rr J, j. COOK 2295 " st nv
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LADIES GOODS.

rauted, 81. Machines o.: am make for r.nt lv
week month At UPfENHElMER'S 5II ytb
See New Family Machine. Sl2 30. ocl2 atn.a
FUR GARNE MS MADE TO ORDER: REMODEL
inF Of old fur wraps the latest STYLES a sue-
CAlty. ladies' tailoT-uIade suits made 10 order
NJ guaranteed E MORGAN. $40 h 81. nv.
seIl-6gu-4
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FOR RENT

tCh KEN L
1888 n, per yr. fur. So, 900
tSee special adv tisem'U.
1747 z NV. fur. 1900
174S Z st, fur. ....l25.00
1919 18Th, cor Greg 10000
1906 Conn av, 14r, b. 10000
NJ mr. Conn av, l3r. 2b. IS. 90
500 Mass ay ne, i2r-Go.o0
Ottioe rooms, 1907 L NV
no11-24ts TYLER e. RI
FOR RENT-BY B. f. SAU
81 Tth, sto, l4r&b. $4,000
5US 18th NV, llr&b 80. 90
431 < NV, 10r&b&sto1.0 90
1923 It'll, 5r&b&sto. $500
Bd&L NV. sto. sta Gel 30. 90
SIC 18th sw, store, bak-
cry, 6r&b&stable. 80. 80
635 L st NV, lOrdrb. $3.50
1910 Both NV. Sr&b .25. 40
1924 10th. 6r&b-...25.30
l02 z NV, Grab. ..2.0O
623 G Ne, 6r&b. ...23.5 so
1913 Marion, CRIB. d. %. so
1924 LIST NV, CRIB. %. so
Phone 1913. Call at of
mol - 80
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED -EoAkD-S1OU PER MONTH WILL BE
pdid tor good board and Two ID tory front rooms
iGL adults. Address. with particulars Ii ii
4Ai--'4'A- 4tdI oiilte- It,
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. q. BATES,
Publ Accountant and Auditor
Room Ito. Washington Loan and Trust building
ke3-6 kelephone No. G72-S.
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1912 18th st.......169. 90
Sl3 q NV, Tor. .59.t-o
1904 Pa ay NV Or, b. 35. so
so Defrees nw......l5. 40
6o9 Acker ne, 6r&b. 80
Stable nw..........10.00
has Liuger's ct, 5r.9.3o
NJ ST near 18th. $50
Tl5 9th st Sc. cheap
THEREFORE,, 1907 F st.
L, Sc. COR. TTH&LN.W
lios 9TH, 7r&b......2o.5o
1900 18th. 20. 80
1884 Sth NV, 6r&H.lS.o0
IL 9Th, 6r&w. 1880
IS n Sc, sto&7r, wa-lS.U0
ABS 18th, 6r&h. 80
I;s23 18th ne, Grab. IA. so
1872 5 Cap, Grab. ..12. 90
1871 Ii st ne. ......l2.3o
40 o NV, 4r&b fat 1880
Or frame, Brightw'd. 1850
lis 9th ne, store. 1000
12+6 Bladensb'g I'd. 1000
RI sos 18th. IT. wtcope 90
Ice for Rent Bulletin"
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MISS {. CUNNINGHAM. FURRIER
IL located her I'D address. 1905 Sth st. NV
Altering aud repairing Of H:Eh-srad Fur Gar
meats exclusively oc2-3m4
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENr-TUREE LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
second floor; newly papered; large closets; small
private family. 1870 5 lt*
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FOR RENT-WEANER BROS, l4I6 L NV
1923 18th ST. nv. II rooms ami ....... So. 40
Ill ID st. NV, store, good condition. 5000
Stable los Diapers alley s.w.. stalls. 1000
motif
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1924 r / av. 13r. $500 Sto&dwg 4o1 st
1920 10Th st NV he, Ir..........- %. 90
(fur), Or 49, 90 Warehouse High
1855 2 st NV, Tor. 5000 Water SITS. 90
1871 r st NV, 11r. 5000 Wareh'se 913 Md 500
1892 X st NV, Tor. 5000 Sto&dwg 1249 18th
3l17 st NV, 11r. 90 ST ne, Or. IL. so
All NJ st NV, Tor. 40. 90 Stable&shop r'r 1417
1913 10th NV, 11r. 40. AZ NV, for
451 NJ st NV 12r. 40.50 horses&3 car'ges. .16. 90
1910 st NV, lar 40. Ga RI 1929 st $50
901 21st st NV, 11r. 4o.ooStab r'r 419 10th
223 Cap st, 12r. 1000 st NV. II 90
30 N av NV, 7r.. IS 60 Stab r'r 1124 11th
141S 18th NV, Tor. 80 So st ne............ 12 90
Pip NJ st NV, Tor. 80 So RI 1229& 1921 7th
2l32 18th NV, Sr. so st nw.......... 10 90
321 9th st NV, 7r. 80 so Stab r'r 495 G sw 10 90
HOP n III NV. Or. 80 90 Stab r'r 1910 10. 90
532 21st st NV, 13r. 81 so RI 1919 L st 800
$50 Goth st NV, Or. % so RI 22S Al st 800
1881 14th st NV Or $500. Stab rr 1913 10th
300s st NV, Or. 90 st nw..........--
2910 NJ st NV, Or 1900 ID story front rm
1928 Kirby NV, IN. l4o0' 11UI G st %. 90
1906 st NV. Or. 49, 30 46S La ay, l rm
l Il st sw, Ar. 1880 and hall m. -. 20. 90
40S Cap st, Ar. II 90 2d floor 631 La av. 20. 90
112S 18th ne, Or. Il so Central bldg, rm 10 1890
STORES. Gunton bldg, rms %
Sto&dwg 2012 14th and 81 100
st NV, 11r $50. 90 rms. 4th floor 46S
Sto&dwg 400 LIST st La ave.......... 10. 90
sto&dwg 1924 4 iio7 st St NV. n' Is. 90
439 Goth NV, Tor 200 Central bldg ,rn IS 1900
Hall, Sd floor 4l9 Central bldg. s. IL. 80
10th st NV. 90 Central bldg, rm 6. IL. so
Sto&dwg cor 9th RIM 5, 9th&D NV. IL so
d l. SITS ne, 1r. %. so
Call for semi monthly bulletin
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN
no30-ths &tu eII r al n W
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FOR SALE-R-IP-A-N-S, 10 FOR 3 CENTS AT
druggists groeers, restaurants, saloons, news
pain, induce sleep, prooDg life. One gives relief
ap21-1yr-4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-LANGDON, D. O., SPECIAL RENT
for winter months; rooms. nicely papered, In
elegant repair; stable large lot
no2s-3t ROBERT IL. STONE, s04 f St. NV.
KENsINGTON-
Improved and unimpyeyed property for sale in
kenSington.
Houses for rent In Kensington.
no2S-3t MARTIN BROS, 1925 Pa. ave. NV
IF 1T IS GOOD AND PROFITABLE FOR THE
rich to be your landlord. then why is 1t not good
and profitable for you to be your own landlord?
on SO 10 month" drop postal for new ' ispage
pictorial booklet, =, iIlTstrating Fort Myer
Heights. FULTON r. GORDON,
no2S-3t 12o6 NV
KNNsINGroN. HOUSES, CITY COMFORTS:
large grounds: bargain priSss; easy %, terms
no25-et with B, Ii. Warner '- ( Co.
FOR SALE-NEW FEAME COTTAGE: I ROOMS
bath and receptions hall 9SpeB CRATES; cabinet
mantes; hot and .eeld water; large verandas:
slate roof; corner rot; 10000 So IT.; young shade
and fruit trees; suitable for suburban home and
poultry raising; near electric and steam r. T.
no24-6t fulton 6R. GORDON 1905 q NV
NEXT SUMMER you Will SAY: II WISH /
had bought littleOp place sat Somerset Heights.
1t Is a beautiful suburb; has water and sewer
one fare and h-acfe lots ;Sijust my ideal" We
have model houses.; best class of residents and
delightful surroundings Hehses. 81 $50 to SIS 600
& MILES FULLER,
no1s-tf ~ 20 IT,. 5O4 IIth
BEAUTIFUL HOME 1n'
All city conveniences.
At Cleveland Park
no1o-tf Office. $40 18th st.
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FOR SALE-WE SELL NEW AUTOMATIC SEW
Ing machines for $35; same kind other CON-
panies S65 to SIS for. VIM. STIEBELING
1881 Pa. ave. ~ Not represented by solicitors
Agency Household and Standard Swg. machines
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FOR RENT-50 DEFIiEES ST ; 2-STORY BRICK.
loh 4 st nv; 2-story bay window brick. 0
and bath.
1122 9Th ST. NV; 3story and basement brick,
rooms and bath.
All in perfect order.
Apply to owner. CHAS c. DrNCANSON
nU9-rf 9Th and II STE NV.
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FOR SALE-65c. FOR CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; 81 9s
for 6-foot tables; G5c for settees; So cook stove;
wire cots, 81 %; parlor and bed room suite-Sl
per week. REDMOND'S. 81 and 313 18th ST. u.w
jy13-tf
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FOR RENT-LOW RATE-3- STORY AND BASE
ment press brick front; mi. two baths; furnace;
"A rooms; suitable for dentist, boarding house.
Keys at drug store, and I4th sts NV.
OWNER, s12 Md. ave ne. no30-3t.
FOR RENT-911 II ST. NV; FOUR-STORY
brick II rooms and bath; stable. with two
stalls in thorough repair. Apply to owner c.
Q. DCNCANSoN, 9th and ID SITS. NV. no3o-tf
FOR RENT-ioRooM BRICK AND 2-sTORY
brick stable, kenesaw ave-, Columbia Hgts $50 90
1896 . st. NV, Broom brick. mod imps.. % 80
90 st. Sc. I-room brick water. 1890
1136 Del. ave. ne, rooms, water ......... 900
4-room frame and one acre Anacostfa D. G. 500
no3o-3t A T. HOLTZMAN. 1921 + ST. NV
FOR RENT-1917 1 ST NV, FINE 4-STORY
dwelling; Is rooms; baths house in thorough
repair and modern In its construction: convenient
to two car lines: rent reasonable. Telephone 1911
MARTIN BROS. 1925 Pa. ave. na2s st
FOR RENT-311 1 ST. NV (COR. 4TE); NINE
rooms. bath Rey at 800 y: $500
no2S3t ROBERT H. STONE S04 st.
FOR RENT-142s MASS AVE NV, THAT FINE
4-story and basement stone and brick dwelling
containing IL rooms and bath heated by furnace.
all improvements excellent location formerly ec.
cupied by Senator C. K. Davis. Keys at Office
For further information apply to THOMAS i
FISHER CO., 1924 = 81 mn. no28bs
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

THE Phoenix Republican does the TRIBUNE the honor disagreeing with it on the question of eession of arid lands to the territory. The editor of the TRIBUNE gets his ideas of the needs of Arizona from twenty years constant residence in the territory, while the editor of the Republican admits that he formed his while Washington cczres- pondent of an eastern paper and be- fore he had any idea of coming to Ari- zona, only few months ago. These Johnny Come-Latelies are nice fellows tsome of them), but they surely ought to wait till they become aeclimated be- fore taking charge.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

LAST Sundays Denver Republican contains the decision of Judge Stimson granting an injunction and fixing bond in the sum of $l00,000, in the suit instituted in his court by W. P. Dun ham and others. The many friends of Mir. Dunham in this section are glad to hear of his success. The Republican says:
 While the decision does not finally decide the questions involved, the Wilson Creek company aas obtained what it asked and the friends of W. P. Dunham, the Los An- geles capitalist, who is president of this company and prime mover in the fight against the placer, look upon it as an im- portant point gained and victory for him. In this case only strip of ground 60 feet wide is contested, but 1t Is understood that it was but an attack to insert the thin end of the big wedge which is in reality claim to the greater part of the placer ground. The Wilson Creek company lays claim to other territory now embraced within the area of the placer. and other suits of greater magni- tude and of more importance are to follow in the near future.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

TUCSON still has it's covetous yes on a portion of our county, provided the following from the Tucson Frontier is correct. If the people of that county know when they are well of they will quit Agitating that question, as it is not a popular one here by any means, and as Tucson gets large portion of its trade from Pinal county which could just as well go to Phoenix, it might be money in the Tucson pocket to drop the subject and never refer to it again. There are about a dozen men in this county Gone of them, un- fortunately, an ofiee-holder) who would like to see Pinal divided, but aside from that the people are unaui- nous against it. They view with dis trust any man or community that seeks to take from them what they consider their own, and they will re- sent it much as they would any other hold-up. The TRIBUNE trusts that word to the wise may prove to be sufficient. The Frontier says:
 Had an earlier start been made in the matter of the division of Pinal county. at the last session of the legislature. We could write Pima" on the eastern portion of Pinal county. It would have been good exchange for Santa Cruz aud would have given us thlrty-odd miles more of the S. P. railroad to take the place of the A. < N, M. road, besides a rich agricultural and mineral country to replace the valleys of the Sonoita and Santa Cruz and the big mines of south eastern old-Pima. The acquisition of that portion of Pinal would also have tended to make us rustic for the Globe trade. We should have it, or our share of 1t, but Pho. enix is reaching out for it while we wait for
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

THE Albuquerque Journal Democrat hits the Republican the following body blow:
 The only journal of any prominence in the southwest that fayors the plan of state cession is the Phoenix Republican, and the position of that paper on the subject is very easily accounted for by itself when it says it's editor favored state cession when he was the Washington correspondent of a prominent eastern newspaper, and before he entertained the idea of settling in Ari- zona." Correspondents of prominent east ern newspapers know great many things about this section of the country that are not so, and it is not surprising that they should form opinions on q subject of this sort not shared by persons who understand the situation. The only probable-we might say possible-result of state ce ision would be to defeat the general reclamation of the arid lands for all time. That was the object for which the scheme was invented, and that, together with the chance to gobble the lands, constitutes the purpose of those who take the most conspicuous part in pushing 1t. We do not charge our Phoenix neigh bor with being in sympathy with this pur- pose, but he must excuse us if we suggest that he will be much safer advisor with regard to matters affecting the southwest, after he gets rid of the ideas of this country which he formed as Washington corre- spondent of a prominent eastern news paper"
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19
Stoo Reward, stoo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requires e constitutional treatment. Halls Ca tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des- troyiug the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of Testi- monials.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

THE construction of the dam at the Buttes or on the San Carlos reservation by the government will be step in the right direction. Such a dam would provide water sufficient to aid the h. dians on the San Carlos reservation to become self-supporting as well as pro- viding the necessary water fer the Pima and Maricopa Indians. The investment by the government would be economy and soon place the Indians on self-supporting basis. thus reliev- ing the government of their support as well as placing them in position to sever their tribal relations and become tax paying citizens of the territory. The construction of either of the reser- voirs will be of much importance to the territory from other points of view, as it will enable the government to ascer- tain by practical experiment whether it can with safety enter upon the re- clamation of its arid lands and the probable financial results which may follow therefrom.-[Tucson Star.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

One glad sight in Globe is the stirring work on the foundation of the new school house. Thousands of little feet win tread about that sacred spot in the near future and for years to come, and American manhood and women hood will be shaped and moulded to the delight of multitude of fond parents.-[Silver Belt.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19
OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
 FIoRENcF Ariz JulV R 1899

OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July 13, l8e9.l
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at l o'clock, full Board present
 Minutes of preceding meeting read and approved.
 Mccoy, John, ordered added to list, Improvements on government land $1OO.
 Mcclellan, Mrs. Thos., ordered raised on south half of south half of south west quarter and south half of north half of south half of southwest quarter section 21, township south, range g east, 50 acres, from $4S6 to 5000.
 McHrew, Mrs. Alice, ordered raised on cattle from S5 head $l l,020, to ll5 head $l, ,3sO.
 Mckinney, F. C., ordered raised on cattle from 40 head $4s0, 10 13O head sl,56O.
 Neal, Mrs. Anna M., raised on inn provements at Oracle, from $3,0O0 to s4,oOO.
 piersou, E., ordered raised on south
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

THE Republican is preparing soft place for Oakes Murphy to iall upon, bearing in mind his fate when he was defeated by negro in the primaries, and prints the following:
 The leading republicans that contribute most towards harmony in the party-even to the extent of letting the ambitious fellow have his own way to some extent-will be the ones who will appear to best advantage before the national administration.