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Southern BY.
Schedule in eject July l. 1900.

Trains leave from Penn. Sutton
S-Ol a m-s Daily Local for HS.risonbur< and
for Charlotte and way stations.
HIS n n Daily T. ;. Fast Nail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans. Columbia savannah. and
jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper sor
Asheyllle, ChattSnO0ga. and Memphis. zno at
trzin Washington to New Orleans. Dining car
service.
u.ST = n Daily Local for Charlottesville
4-ol p m Week DAYS Local for Fronc Royal.
strzsburg, and Hzrrisonburg
40 p. n Daily. Local for Chi riottesviIls.
S-55 p. m Daily y L & Fla Express Sep
ing cars 70 Augusta with connections Cor Aikez
and Charleston. ana 10 savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coach 70 Jacksonville.
Dining service
ss55 p. m. Daily Washington and Chsttanoogs
cke, Knoxville, Chattanooga. MemPbis, and Nss
Orleans Ihro0sh coach 10 Memphis Dining cs1
service
Io-45 D. m Oily. Washington and Southwest.
eru Limited, Sleeping cans 10 Asheville. Knox.
vile, Chattanooga. and Nashville ard 20 Atlantis,
Macon, Birmingham Memphis. Montgomery. No
bile and New trleans- Dining car service
Tourist sleeper wsshingtcn 20 san FEsnc5sc0 Mon,
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays
TRAINS on Round HILL BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 a. N. oaiy, go p n.
4-s9 p m, 4.sS p D. week days, ard S-1S p m.
Sundays for Sat mont; 6-25 ,. Saturdays Cor
LeessuIg; 6-2o n, week days to EeFadoa-
IEruGrn na-H ron me Seula arrive = zSnlcg-
ton e;s2 a. -, 7-S5 a. n. zsl5 p X. and $50
p m daily Prom HsrriscnhBrg II 80 3 m week
days and 9,4o p m daily Prom Charlottesville
SIS g. N. AID $40 p. n. daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and OTHER IL
formation furnished ard baggage called for and
checked frcTn hotels and rsSi5sEces by Unioa
Transfer Co. orders left at Ticket Oidce. 7c5
18th s.. NV 81 Penn I've NV, and At
Penn Station.
Phone l44l for P. R. 3. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON
Sd Y p. ana Gen N<-.
J. NJ CUP. Tr2f6c Manager
W A TURK General PsSsr ASeat
l. 5. BROWN. Geaeral Agent
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Baltimore 81 Ohio

Schedule in eject June 1. 1900

Schedule in effect June L 1900
Leave Washington from ss.tioa corner Of Sex
Jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest. YeSribalsd Limit
Cd trains 100 = n, s-o5 p m. caiiy.
For Cincinnati s.. Louis and Indianapolis. Ex-
pieSs, 10 % a. m Festibuied Limited 5.s5 ? n,
pres l-16 night. daily.
Fer P1ttsburg and Cleveland, 1919 a. II s.ss
p N AID loo q n, daily
FO- Coiunib'-s. sos p N daily
For Winchester sid way station. SIS a. N,
2.45 P. m. and $50 ,. r.
For Luray, S:55 p n daily.
For Baiti.noTe. Ueek Llys x2-s5. 500. 6-51.
2T.05. KID. IS-s0. s.S5. x9.s6. xI0:s5 a m.
cl2-lo n. I2.15. xl:I1. $500. "A o. x4.S0 As.
LES, x5-l0. x5-33 &c "a. E-31. $50. Xl0-oo.
17:IO. s.S9. 200 a, m. xI5.Io. xI.Io. us.
$500. $3.50. 4-25. KITS. N5-I0. 6-30. $500.
1000. 80. XIl.s5 ?. m
For AEHHsT7,is, 10 a. m. and BIS P. n SUE
Gays. 80 a. m, IS p H.
Fer FreGericz, wsek Gays. s-S5 a. II. l5.5o.
80. SD p n S-IlSys. 500 a n l-l5 p
Eor Hss~tstoWH, 'losos = m. AID -5sso , n
For Boyc ard Uzy points. UeeS oays. SIS
a m so. ga. 1sOS p N Sundays, eco a. II,
For Csithersburg and way poin.s. week days,
y IS p. Sundays. 500 = n, Ills, 500, 7s0S.
i0-l5 p m
For Washington Junction and way points. week
5sys, SIS a n 4.S0. $50 p N sundays.
90 q. m. lis ..
For Chaut1uqra Beach, $50 . n, 40 D. u,
Eeek days; 80 a. m, sundays.
+
All trains Illuminated With Pin1Sch light
Fer Baltimore. Philadelphia Ne~ York. Boz
ton, and TIRE East, week days. 2-S5. 7-o5 (Diner).
$50 (BuHst), 1000 (Dizsr), T. "a. ls.Ie,
Diner. ITO (Dinsrl. 500 Royal Limited"
Exclusively Pullman Trsin- Dining Car. 400.
SOS Dining Carl, 500 and II - ?. m (SiesP-
ing Car open n 1000 o'clock Sandays 2.S5.
I-o6. 500 a 1910 noon. lie D5nizg Cars.
500 -o5 Dining Cars. SEQ and 11-So ?. N slssP-
ing open % O'clock
Parior Cars on al cay trains.
For Atlantic City. 1890 a. n. I2.I0 nooa.
ard lilo and 500 p m week days 1910 noon
SuIdays
For Cape Nay. week days 1910 and I.I0 p n
Except sunday xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences By Union Transfer Co CT orders left
az Il zket ofices. SIP Pennsylvania Avenue north
vest. New YORK Avenue ard l5ch street and AZ
Depo- Telephens ticket cf1ces for B. & o. Elec-
tric Automobile Cabs.
2. d UNDERWOOD D. 3. MARTIN.
% Vice PresidcEs- Mgr. Pass Tral5c.
and Gen Manager
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF DAVID McCLEILAND. DECEASED.
No. u.s. Docket %.
Frank MCCleiland. administrator has with the
approval Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia. holding Z special term for Orphans
Court business. appointed MONDAY JULY D
1900 az 7 O'CLOCK p II, IS the time and said
court room the place. for passing Of claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction and coatT0l. when anG where
all creditors and persons entitled TO distributiTe
shares legacies a residue are notified to
attend IN person BY agent or attorney duly
authorized. with their claims against the estate
properly vOuched; Provided this order Be pub
hshed once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore said dag Ia the Washington law RepOTleT'
and The Times
Signed June %, 1890.
Approved: CHAS. c. COLE, Justice.
GEO. F. JOHNSON. Acting Register Of Wills
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Attorney. jez5-j W. .
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A Reasonable Price.

We think $50 is a very reasonable one for our
Bicycle It's Of the best known wheels in
the city, and there IS bet;eT in the world;
is fitted with One-piece hanger, Baldwin chain,
adjustable bar. pneumatic saddle, Newton tires
and all parts guaranteed until the 1st day Of
January, 1901. Cut this ad. out and bring it
along; it's worth per cent of on all sales.
NATIONAL CYCLE CO..
ie26rf 1s2I Pa Ave
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

From Station, fennsylvsnia Ave. and Is IL ST.
IA effect Nay /. 1900.
For AleKandria-Week days. $40, 7-04. T.30,
500. SIS, SIS, o.2s 1000, HOO. II IS a m,
sl2 o5, 1920. l2:45, xl:2o. las 600 $40. x203
TBS. $50. N4:l5, $50. sos. 20, $40, Sos
$50. 7=06. 1880. $50. s;45, s-sa, le.i5. II 20
n-59 p m. Sundays, 7:s5. 900, 9:45. Ig.35
loo. II 30 A. m, 100 noon, l2.30, 100. i:59
800, $50, 400. s:9o. 400. $50 SEQ $50 Co.,
5:so 1903, $50, 500, s.s5, $50, iO.i5, u-Zo
il:so p. m.
For Mount NerDon-Week days. $50. 500. 1000
Hoo a m. Xi2cO5. xl-a0, Zoo, 1900, $50 FOG.
s;4o P. m sundays. 9:0e a. m. 1900 noon. 200.
100, 7:eo. s:{s p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduet Bridse-week
Tvs. s-G0- -s-St $50, 's.25. 1000 II 90 M.
1905. 1920. 2:.5, .1:45. 200. .2:40. SOC.
BIS, '4:lS, sos, '5:20 6.04 ESQ., T705 SEQ p.
N Sundays 7:45, 900, 9:45, sI0-so. II 20,
80 a. m, 1900 noon, -l2:2o 100. .I:30 200.
s2:30 500. $50, 400, 49, 500, $50. 600.
$50, ZOO. 100. 500 D. m
Parcels carried IL trains. Baggage checked
xExpressL TO Arlington only.
J. coLYIN. Superintendent
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WALL PAPER

FIRST came the in Cuba Then fighting
IL Manila Then the Eritish and Beers
couldn't agree Now China has gone on the var
path Who viii be nsxr2 We're ready 70 paper
your rooms with stylish paper. for only - up.
Z. g. NoLTE- $40 Eth s. NO BRANCH jes0-tf
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FOR SALE-Bicycle bzrgsins.-one shop-worn
wheel Of leading make: one Orient tandem;
can be bought way down for cash ORIENT
CYCLE co. z. p. Libbey, Manager, ~ 18th st.
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FOR ExcHANGE-LoTs.

FOR EXCHANGE-Win exchange beautiful lot
clear: at Willow Heights; fare on City and
Sub r. R.; for fine buggy and harness, or low
light phaeton carriage and harness Address Boz
%. this Office
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STORAGE.

STORAGE, rs cents ger load. UNITED STATE
STORAGE CO.. 40 10th st. NV jyist
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WANTED-Woman TO cook wash iron, and do
general homework; small family. 20SS II St
NV. je2-2t
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WANTED-ROOus-
WANTED-By lady, with best refs. a room for s.
month. Address Box 81. this Office. jy2-St,em
WANTED Furnished and unfinished rooms: we
have applicants: r. Sistrstion 30 cents NEW
YORK BUSINESS BRO ifERS. 100 + st. jyl-3t
ROOMS AND BOARD.
~~---~~---- --------~-~--------
ROOMS AND BOARD from $50 up per month S2s
+. Car. ST. jy2-3t, en-
COMFORTABLE. airy runs; excellent table; near
Capitol and Census; very reasonable 30 lst
81. jy3-3t
FOR RENT-Large front and back room, near
Bureau Engraving and Printing with board
for two gentlemen 1854 18th st. iy1-8t
FOR RENT-Large cool room, 4 windows; con
venient to Census; beard if desired. IO7 z
ST. ie30-3t,em
EXCELLENT ROOMS; frst-cIass board; moderate
summer rates 70 Iowa Circle. je30 St
FOR RENT-7lS st. NV. pleasant parlor room,
gentlemen preferred; Use of piano. jsSo-3t
LARGE cool rooms with board. 80 ST. NV.
le26-9t,Sm
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PosroFFIcE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. &C. POSToFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
aay time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the t5rts
arranged on the presumption Of their uaintcrrupt-
&c overland transit. For the week ending July :
800 the last connecting closes viii be made from
this Office as follows:
transatlantic Mails.
MoSDAY-(e) At DIS p. N. for EUROPE. per
8 ;. Kaiser VIM der Crosse from New YORK,
via CheTbOurg, Southampton. and Bremen
TIESDAi-(c) At 9:15 p m for EUROPE. per
$ :. st. LOins,- from New York, via south
&mPton Mad for IRELAND must be directed
Per $ $ 81. Louis.'
Ce) Al u:65 ?. m for EUROPE. per s. &
Majestic from New York. va Queenstown
(e) Al IL s05 p m for BELGIUM direct. per
$ a kensinston, from View YORK Nail must
be directed Per 5. E KensingtOn-''
WEDNESDAY-Cb) At 7;I5 p. m. FOR EUROPE.
per s s Kaiser Friedrich from New York.
vas Plymouth and Hamburg Nail FOR
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN,
PORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT, and BRITISH
INDIA. viz CheTbcHrg. must be directed Per
s. s. Kaiser Friedrich"
% AT is p. m FOR FRANCE. SWTTZER-
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TCR-
hEYS EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA, per $ $.
Ia TourAine.' from New York. via Havre-
Mail Tor other parts Of EUROPE must be d.
reetec Per 5. La TOursiRe"
FRIDAY-ic) AT Hes p m for NETHERLANDS
crect, pr 8 = fOtSdam. IRON New lork
Nail mCSt be directed Per 5. 8 Potsdan"
Co AT Nos ?. m. for EUROPE. per 5. s
Etruria.' from New York, via Queenstown
fc) At Hos p m for ITALY. per 8
Kaiser Wm- II. from New York VIA Naples.
Nal must be directed Per = = Kaiser Wm.
Il"
(e) At u.05 p n To- SCOTLAND direct
Per $ 5. Anch0ria. from New York Mail
must be directed per 5. 5 Anchoria
(c) At II 90 p m. for NORWAY direct. per
s. 6. Norge. from New York Nail must be
directed Per 5 s. Norge"
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--Ge-man steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, etc. for GERMANY and specially ad-
dressed Printed Matter. etc. for Other parts Of
EUROPE
American and White Star steamers sailing horn
New York on Wednesdays German and frruci.
steamers from New York on Thursdays. AID Gun
ard and German steamers from New York on sat
urczys. take Printed Matter. etc. for ali coun-
tines for which they advertised 70 carry mails
Mails for south and Central America
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Apply at Office fer Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-Four girls. plain cook chambermaid
laundress. dishwssher: also white girls, wait
Eesses- Enquire l6S5 1lth St NV. II
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WANTED sest-ed c0lcred woman; must be good
bread and desert maker; wages Sl2. 3lf9 DUN
barton ave- Georgetown. Il en-
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NANfED-ColoTed girl for small private family
Tor general housewoTk; must stay nights and
have refs. Call s24 St NV 1t
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HELP wAsrED-FEmALn.

wANTED-A good seanstress. Apply at Is. 9th
81 ne IL en-
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wANTED-Two coed reliable girls at once for
small family, at the Virginia Lunchrocm, No.
1899 nh 81. NV jc22t. en-
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WANTED-Thite womaHs 20 10 country for sum-
mer; good wages. ROOM 4. 457 It'll ST. nv.
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WANTED-Go0d girl for general housework; no
cooking. 1405 n. y. ave 1t
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WANTED-wOm Tor general homework; mus
CONE wcR recommended 40 ST. ne lien
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WANTED-Two experienced white wsitresses.
HALE's GIT EDGE DINING ROOMS, 81 9th
81. nv. Item
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WANTED-A colored nurse girl: good home for
t1e right party one from Virginia Preferted.
Call al once, 1aOs 7th St NV 1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-ITnmediately waist and skirt hands
also apprentice. l407 K. l. ave. jYl-2t
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BEST milk direct rom AlGefney cows, Sc quart,
Ice. jes-Ino
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WANTED Five good homes in city and woman
for Homework: no washing; wages, Sl2 a
month; cook to leave city MRS. MOORE 2I2 Ii
Of. NV. 1t
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For RENy-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Cottage. near Cabin John Bridge:
bathroom and water in house; rooms $40 Der
month the year round, or $50 for the summer
season Apply to 1928 G. St NV iy2-3t, EN-
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HIGH VIEW HOTEL Is now open As family IT,
sort. beautifully situated az the Virginia end
Of Cain Bridge; the most picturesque spot on
the Potomac fvl RI
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AT SHuLFIELD. near Colonial Beach, boating.
fishing and bathing free; - per week 81 per
DAY C. J. GOULDMAN, Hsple Grove, Va
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WANfED-Ladies and gents to work for US; good
wages; must furnish references Call after
Q a m, ROOM Is, Central Bldg 9th st. and
Pa ave. jyl-3t
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ROCKINGHAM. VIRGINIA. SIRINCS-Health
Joy peace. plenty. IS per month: circulars
G. I. HOPKINS s. SONS. McGE heysTiIle. Va
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FOR RENT-Five-room cottage at Colonial Beach.
one block from wharf. 420 18th ST. sw. or at
cottage. ieso-st
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HELP wANTEp-MALE-

iNTED-H you want places or want good help,
see us Basement SIS 18th st. NV. Item
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HIGHEST price paid for second hand blcycle..
a!so taken on storage. <24 9th st nv.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27
HE SOLD WATERNELONS.

4 farmer living in the Fowler district started for home last even- ing about 8:3O o'clock. The man rode a cheap little horse and he
 wasn't dressed in the fashion that would admit him to the society of
 the Adams hotel, or the red-light
 cottages near the depot, but he was
 hard working farmer. Just as he
 passed along by the residence of
 Editor Randolph OH the Yuma road
 two tough looking customers step-
 ped out from the willows beside the canal bank and ordered him 10 stop, at the same time pointing some thing at him that resenlbled re- vo!ver. The gentleman brought his pony to stand-st;ll and waited developments. One of the pair ap- preached him and ordered lis hands up, which the farmer obeyed and while he held his hands above his head the fellow began riAing his pockets, his partner i'll the holding his pistol on the farmer. In the first pocket of the pants of the farmer was found a skeleton key, pair of handcufs, jimmy" and several other su8pici- | ous looking implements. The rob. Der looked paralyzed at his booty but he plunged into the other pocket . and fshcd out Sin dimes and quarters. What Tn hell < your
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

Democrats have been crying out against trusts since some fellow in the party happened to think oppos- ing trade combinations would be a great political issue, but their op- position hes amounted to little. The question IS new. but when the Republican party maps out a line of action and follows it closely the country can expect to sec something done,
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

American people have a way of showing a man they have high es, teem for what he had already done and also at the same time give him to understand when they want his further services. Dewey has rend- cred a great service to the Republic and bis services as a politician are not wanted. MT. Mckinley has been a national benefactor and his services are still in demand, This the people show everywhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

The Republicans in congress offered q way by which the trust evil could be handled in the most effective manner, but the Democrats refused to support a constitutional amendment giving congress power to deal with trade combinations. It seems as though the Democrats are afraid the Republican party will take action that will effectualIy curb the power of trust. Yet the Democrats are forever declaring undying hatred for them and cal!- ing down vengeance upon their heads. But in congress as else where Democrats talk does not come high.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27
FtE: W
 YORK WE KLY TRIBUNE.
E43IE@HE0 CAl EnJGG 9 AY.

For over filty-eight years a National Family Paper for farmers and villa gcis, whose readers have represented the very best element of our country population.
 It gives all the important news of the nation and world, the most relia- ble Market Reports, Fascinating Short Stories, an anexcelIed Agricultural Department, Scientific and Mechan- icai Information, Fashion Articles for the Women, Humorous illustrations for the old and young It is the |" peoples paper" for tie entire United States.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

Senator Hanna gave the Senate some armor plate talk that was not relished by tie Democrats. He has a way with him that is not particularly enjoyable to them. Whenever he speaks 1t is right to the point and he delivers right and left blows into Democratic ftIacley without any preliminary splrrln2 or false maDeuvcrs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

 business?' asked the freebooter as he held the small coin in his hands.
 "Oh, Pm watermelon dealer. 1 sell water melons or the streets of Phoenix" answered the man who had the burglar tools in his possess siod. d-d if I ever steal from a man who is bigger rascal than myself If you are in the water melons business, take your money and tools back" and the three men started west on the Yuma road laughing in giee at the event of the night-Gazette.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

In order 10 understand fully the Democrat platform a set of com mentaries, similar to Wheden's Commentaries on the Bible is neces- sary on the Republican platform is to reaa ary market report CT fnan- cial bulletin
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

The men who would return the Philippines to Spain or turn them loose to drift wherever the tides and winds of European greed might take them, have little in common with the lofty sentiment that claimed the American continent from say agry and bnilded here the greatest nation of the earth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

Mr. John E. Kshl, American consul at slettin, Germany reports American labor is paid trible the wages paid German labor in,tho same calling" This may explain German and Democratic animosity at the Republican party.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

"4our Potomac is.as beautiful as the Thamesm said Queen Victor;a's granddaughter, standing on the lawn at Mt. Vernon. Yes, but she ought 10 see the Los Angeles River Times. Has anybody saw the Los Angeles River lately.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27
FROM YUMA.

Ex-Superintendent NJ. r. Shaw has returned from a visit to Yuma
 He spent several days in the valley and vicinity. Mr. Shaw had not been in Yuma since he left some four years ago when he resigned the supcrintendency of the territorial prison. He stated 10 reporter of
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

the Star yesterday that he was
 favorably surprised with the evid-
 ence of general prosperity and the
 marked progress made in aud trl-
 butary to Yuma.
 Yuma City, Mir. Shaw says has
 made much progress in every way since his last visit Large brick business houses have taken the place of smaller ones; cement side walks and good graded streets pre- vail. Many of the merchants have greatly enlarged their business. One of the finest hotels in the territory can be claimed by Yuma, and it is well patronized on account of the manner it Is kept and of the superb climate of Yuma. The outlook for Yuma is that she is a coming me- tropolis. as the Star has ialways maintained. Being on the largest waterway of tbe territory and cer tain to be an inland seaport in the pear future. Then the opening of the Imperial canal on the California side of the river means the reclama- tion of vast body of land and the settlement of 8 large number of farmers who will all more or less contribute to Yuma's prosperity.
 Another tributarysource of wealth l for Yuma are the rich Colorado 1 valley lands which are being re- claimed to agriculture; 200 farmers with their families have settled on lands below Yuma, which they are retaining to agriculture with mark ed success. They are producing alfalfa and all kinds of garden truck in large quantities, which finds
  ready market near home. Cultiva- ton is being rapidly enlarged There are four canals. Two are supplied with water by pumping from the Colorado river, short distance below Yuma. About 1O,- poo acres are under these canals. The Farmers gravity canal, which is being opened, will have to be carried six miles before the water s delivered on the surface. It will supply 10000 acres. Another gravity canal is being opened by state of Washington capitalists Its headgates are being constructed about three miles below Yuma on . he Colorado. This canal proposes o reclaim 30,000 acres of land, so t will be observed that the agricol. ural outlook for Yuma is good.
 MT. Shaw visited the territorial { prison at the request of Supt. Herbert Brown. He was pleased to ind everything in excellent con- lition: buildings in good repair, cleanliness was noticeable every where and discipline good. About 20 to 30 prisoners at work on a large ,t of wood which had been cut and hauled from the prison farm by prison labor. In fact Mir. Shaw tated that he was most agreeably iurprised to see things look so well. ; % far as the Sleeping volcano" vas concerned he saw no evidence { # it anywhere. He thought it night have moved, however, with he governor who IS somewhat sensa ional in his makeup, especially if here is any evidence of an appro- ! ,riation being made.-Star. (
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

Prof. Oscar Crisman, of Emporia, Kan. who said, "Man cannot love-" has found that ''Women can hate He has been henpecked hourly since he made the unfortunate remark. A woman will berate her husband herself but no one else had better try 1t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-06-27

Kentucky authorities claim that if it were not for thenegro question 50000 Democrats would register as Republicans. l. seems to a man up tree the G0ebeI question is blacker one than that of African supremacy