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FOR REM

FOR RENT
1S59-ls6l & 1865 Mlntwocd place NV, 13r,
baths. br.. ami. Each ...........S7 SIS 90
1141 = St NV, 1Or., ami. $65. 90
Oil st. NV, llr., bath, AMI, stable .s65. Is
2OOo Kali ave. NV, Dr., a mi. SGT. 90
9l1 ST. NV. 11r.. BATH ami, stable. $50. 90
~ = st. NV, Or. br., a MI .......... S35. so
1903 4th st. NV Or, BATH ami. $50. 90
322 L s.. NV, rooms, ANIL. 81. so
LOUIS .. WINE 4 CO., 1904 + st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING A BUILDING
Office Of the Commissioners, d. c. Washington
u. c.. July %, 8O1.-Seaed proposals will be
received at this office until II O'Clock noon Mon
day July 20. 1901, for the purchase and removal
Of building and improvements school site
at the southeast corner Of 10Th and streets n e.
All necessary information will be furnished on
sioner. d. c. II. b. +. MACFARLAND JOHN
W ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioners
ID. c. jy23-2t
TREASiIRER'S OFFICE, U. s. SOIDIERS'
Home Washington. ID. c., July Il 1901 Sea led
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until TEN
NJ ON TUESDAY. JULY THIRTIETH 19OI
for furnishing cutting and placing about / $50
cubic feet of Seneca sandstone in accordance with
plans and specifications to be seen at this Office
CHAS w TAYLOR, Captain 9th T. s. Cavalry
Secretary and Treasurer jy1S 23&2I
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE A 12-ROOM
school building on lots 2 and B. Keatings subdi-
Prospect st. ne. Washington D. C. Office of
Commissioners, d. c., Washington D. c. july IS.
1901 Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until TWELHE NOON ON AUGUST SEW
ENTEENTH, ,r19el, for constructing n 12rOom
school, southeast corner Lincoln ave- and Prospect
posals and specifications together with all neces-
sary information, can be obtained upon applica-
ton therefor the office Of the inspector of buiId
ings Of the Districts Columbia and bids upon
these forms only VIII be considered The right ia
reserved to reject any or all bids Proposals must
the outside: LcProposais for constructing a II
room school. southeast corner Lincoln ave. and
Prospect st. NE, Washington D. c. for the Dis
trict of Coluiibia."i HENRY B. + MACFa
LAND JOHNgW. ROSS LANSING II REACH
Commissioners. ID. Y. jy1s-6t
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FOR RENr-BY FLOYD f. DAVIS, 7TH Sw.
51O Me av. 12r ami. $50. so 1914 7th NV 25 90
1O11 Md Or, mi20 so s.2 Al sw Or ami 20 so
81 IA sw. Or ami 1880 go 10th sw Or imp. 1880
629l2 + sw, Or ami 1880 4O6 Sth sw Or IA so
S24 9th NV. Or ami. Ii. 90 1929 IL. sw 6r. IL 80
DAT Md sw, Or. liz. 30 66l Z sw or 10 30
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.


FOR RENT-517 Sd ST NE; O ROOMS; CELL
lar: furnace; good condition; $40. 80.
1y23-3t W. f. WRIGHT 6l9 f St NV.
FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT-NEW BRICK;
~ IT. wide; 1888 18th, next to cor. Kencsaw
ave-; iOr; all MI hrst-foor kitchen; low rent
to good tenant; steam heat; open fireplace; key
at corner jy23-3t'
foh RENT-Bi r. o. HOFFMAN,, REAL ESTATE
ana insurance Broker. 10th and SITS. n.
1871 av, 20r 2b s., O00, 1871 c 7r. 40. IS
i622 l av l2r,2 b. 90 1927 18th NV Or .35. 90
1913 18th, 14r- .15o. 90 1927 14th NV Or 30 90
3O9 18th NV, Pr. So. 80 1i43 W. 10 40
1861 Mintw d pl, lar 76 OOl l44l w 7r.. 40 40
1858 Mintw'd pl, lar IS. 90 e27 r. Ar so 90
1865 Mintw d pl, 14r u.s. 90 400 Fla ay NV Or * 90
1867 Mintwd pl, lar rs 90 434 Fla ay NV Or % 9S
Oh l, 12r, 2b, stab. 10 90 1913 10th NV 5r 10 20
1 1St i4tn NV, 1T. 800 22I 2 NV, fats,
10. ION NV. lor 5000 each. S1l and 1880
OFFICES
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La an $40 + s1n no
bldg. from $40 to $35l630 + nwS So to - 30
Sun bldg. ..........-l4O5 It'll NV each q 90
. STORES.
1902 100 NV; 1s1eo. .s1s7; so 1881 18th. $500
1927 14th, Gel 23x75. 500
STABLES.
Rear 16i2 | av. $50 00l927 av (rear) u so
heaf l6l4 So. 80 0Ol23 p ne (rear). T. 90
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1907 Pei
1904 P. 10r, b. eel. mi. S60.3D
81 18th, Tor, 2b, mi 81. 80
1918 Pa av, Tor, b.
eel, mi. 30
174s Oregon av, 11r. 1870
$40 21st. 12r, b. mi. 1880
1892 T. 11r. b, eel. mi. 40. so
1915 g, Sr. b. cel.mi. 1876
1918 Pa av. Or, b. mi. 30. 30
$40 I'D. Tor. b, eel, mi. % 80
1120 18th, Or. sto, eel. 81. so
242l Pa av.9r, b, mi. 80. so
300 18th. Or, b. 1880
O7 22d, Or. b, mi. 30. 80
1925 \, 7r, mi. .25.5O
1856 18th, Ir.b, mi. .S so
720 Dist, Or, b. eel. mi25. so
1918 NJ. Or. b, eel. so
l12S 18th. Or, b. mi. 80
1907 S. Or, b. mi. $3.50
141G Both, Or, b, mi. % 80
S22 Is ne, Or, b, mi. % 80
1909 list, Or. 20. so
517 Goth, Or, W. ..20.5O
1881 f. Or. b, mi. .2O.50
2423 X, Sr. b, W. g.20.50
924 22d, 7r, W. g. 20. 80
2013 X, 7r, W, z. 20. 40
GIT 22d. 7r. b. mi. .20.35
AIS 18th, 7r, mi. 1850
s22 22d. 7r. W. e. ..17.oO
2119 Pa ay, Ar, mi. 1850
1910 NJ. 5r. ........16. 80
41s&422 Elm. Or. b, milB. 80
114i 2lst, Or. w. .16. 10
III both, 7r, w.....15. 80
sos 10th, Or, W. so
1910 Erie. ar. w. 1870
$40 2ith, Or, W. 10 30
1854 18th. Or, W. .l5.30
1924 Roseda lie, Or, mi. Is. 90
SIS oath, 5r. W. .14.30
1904 Both, Or. so
Alb I'D. Or. w......l2.50
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO., 1919 ST.
1921 \ II av, 6r&b $50 SO 3I03 NV Gr w. g 80
i!46 9th NV, Sr&b. Is 90 1921 Cherry Hill NV,
OF . st NV, Grab. p 90 lr w.,,.... q 30
lSls r. ofhce rsSo&lOoOl myls-tf
FOR RENT-orPOSITE- THE HOME OF ADMI-
raj Dewey, 1906 NJ ST., cor. Conn ave. IL rooms
am all necessary repairs made; Sll665
1y13-n JAMES +. SHEA, CAB Louisiana ave-
FOR RENT-BY D. D. THOMPSON. 1888 NV.
1887 II ne sr stab. $50 1744 NV, 9r&b. $50. IS
lbs Roanoke, Or. 40 81 SOC 1ith NV store 30 so
l714 Oregon av, Tor 40 so 1880 ne, 6rb sto % 80
l7l5 Corcoran Or. 40. 80 Alb he. Or. IL so
So ne 7r&b. ~ SO Stable rr'7l5 ID ne A so
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FOR RENT
NV, 912 I17r&2b 800 oONW 3h25 O srSb % oo
NV, 14O9M ass .1ir bloc OO NV sos 9th 6s&h 20 S0
NV, 1902 L. 9r&b. So. SO NV $40 Spruce Or h 20 90
NV, 1247 25th 1 Arb. g. SO NV 4O4 a. 6rGb ~ an
IN - 18th Or b. IS 66NW SO L, Grab. II. 80
NV, 1119 U, 11r&b. So OONW 1925 f. Or " TX 20
NV .230S 10th, 12r 2b5O DOL NV 1910 Erie. Dr. * 90
NV, 1882 II st, Tor. so OO NV SIT s 5r IA AZ
NV 917 II, 11r&b. 40 OOSW 925 Md a " Or h is 70
NV, 919 II, 9r&b. IS 90 SW 623 G. Or 49, Ia 10
NV, 2132 18TH Sr, b. IS 90 Sc HOP 9th Pr - 0O
NV, 141S 18th, 9raSb 80 50 Sc 14O NJ Or q 40
NV, 1855 S. 7r&b. Is IS Sc 923 Ga NV ar q "a
NV. 3512 It'll, sto, Sr. % 90 Sc 500 Va ay Ar & 90
FLATS-N. W.-FURNISHED.
NH. 1911 Nth, open; rooms. ..........$ SIS to $40
-N.W.-UNFURNISHED.
OS r. 4r&b .$2I 50lNW, 1107 G, rms. $40 90
1oS D. lst d, 4r&b. % so 11O7 G. 1st H. pr Is 90
NM, . UNFURNISHED FLATS-SOUTHEAST
STORES-N.w
NV. $40 9th. go. $50. 90 1872 7th.. 500
$50 Goth. 90 11l5 18th shop in rrlaO 90
OFFICES
MY. Gunton bldg. Offices NV. 46s La av. Offices
MY: Central bldg, Offices NV, 500 5th 2 rms Sll
ASK FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN
1y22-6t THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN 917 F St NV
FOR RENT-1223 AND 1928 KENESAW AVE.
NV, Col. Heights; just complcted 3-story and
cellar; rooms on floor: beautifully finished;
large yards
Rent, $40 month
E22-3t H. X. HOWENSTEIN. $40 G st NV
FOR RENT - YEARLY - DESIRABLE 9-ROoM
house, unfinished, $40; partly $50: one half
free until August 1. 112S 9th St NV iy22-3t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
house Sse and cellar brick
Store 14th near ' St; 5000 per month.
Large IL room house; modern plumbing: rorce-
lain tub; all in nice order: on 18th near NV;
Large house Of "a rooms bath rooms; steam
heat; 10 nice condition: same location: I.2oo
per year. A proposition from a reliable tenant
speS Apply 0en sGss Su Er T p Sss sSn'd
Iy2o-n Office. The Portner.
1911 NH Nv. l3r SIG 60 so7 French st. SRI 80 50
1924 st. l2r&b. IS co III H, sr. ba Sc. 80
lss5 Snapip st ISr b.s 60 lSS3 s 18th ST. 5a so
1901 p ST. i2r la. IS 90 i2ls q, Dr. b dat. 20 90
ISIS s H. ba IS 50 .Ss iii ih ns ST. 81 1899
tye-tf GASCH BROS. 1907 F st.
FOR RENT-BY ROBERT II. STONE, Soi NV
Ss eel Ell !; +, =. 20 90 90 ISL Fa g
FOR RENT-UNFUR:,IsHED-
716 18TH st NV. seo.oo ITO L st 5000
lbs So siSs ,s sssh $; st 90
,een ...- FITCH FOX f.S 4 SsR 2, =
FOR RENT.BY THOs. J. FISHER 4 90,
1920 " N sy gre o. l aIi ST NV
ISL sl s. com conn St v 90
ss St n~ si 1s.a 81 st nw 90
1645 st NV, ISL. 10000 2410 I4th st NV. Or SIS 90
Ie5I st NV. Tor 100 W $40 Chaplin st, Or .35 90
!a5t N 81, lor lo1o 1871 . st NV. 7r. .35. 90
iUo &c NV, !or 1910 1884 10Th st. IT.. 90
!0a4 l4th st, l4r 1900 14ll Chaplin st. Or. 1000
III De Sales aor 1900 1905 Both st NV, IT. - 90
do2f lStn 81, !3r 300 9l7 + st sw 81. .2O50
go av, l4r 600 1854 Az st sw. Or. 1000
9O5 E st NV, 13r 20 1926 18th ST NV Or lS 90
2011 st, 10r. IS 90 $40 7th st sw sr iS 10
1902 Belmont av, Tor IS 90 POS 7th st Sc Or IL On
soS beimont av Lor % O0 20 Mass av 7r 1900
z5o9 18TH st NV LOT 100 1873 ii st ne f5r.. 400
~ Iowa circle, 1Or go 20S- l4-2o24-2s LIST st
1905 Yale ST. l2r $500 1sis 14th NV rr,. $3.50
s3o 18TH st. l5r % 90 3&6 Baldwin's row,
4OS st NV, Tor. 900 5r each ....., 8 90
200 18th st NV, Or 5000 10 Watkins pl. Chevy
2034 Hillyer pl, Tor 0.0Ol Chase Pr & 90
2233 st, 1lr.. $1,000 Lot l. 50 635 Del
1919 q st, Or. $1,000 ay 4 st sw Offer
l4!3 st, Dr.. 1890 Lots 1928, 50 679
!2l3 av NV, Tor $500 bet. Mass& Del avs
1901 n ST. i7r. 5G6 4 i ne, per an m ]. 200
FLATS
iio4 l4th st NV q, 5000 The Marion 4 rms,
q Y. Flat q, Sr. 30 90 from So. SO TO $1,000
each per mo.
OFFICES
Bldg sth&D SITS. $3.50 90 GO St desirable orces
st. I'd d. 100 90 6057 7th. desirable offices
1 1i3I F % front % % bldg, all imps, single
~ li2i r. Sd q front % 90 rooms from Sl2 to SIS
Oils d. st, II. 1900 per mo- Entire doors.
~ st. desirable oncs sl25 per
liza st, desirable ofrcs 1874 L st NV large room
STORES.
Bldg Sth&D SITS. $3.50 90 2325 NJ st. .... 35. 90
Zoo 18th st NV. 5000 900 Z, rear shop or
so I'm ST.. 5000 store ROOM. 90
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE RENT
ING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES.
For full list OF furnished and unfurnished houses
BATS offices. stores and stables apply office.
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IL. Sc. COR. 7Tu&L y. w.
,l10715 18th NV, st, Orb. IS. SO
l349 9th NV, store. 1880
1855 Sheridan. 6r&b. rs. 90
Cos NJ Sc, CRIB. ..l7.5O
11OS 9th Sc. CRIB. 1850
81 Hanover st, 6r&b.11.50
1913 18th NV, st&cl.16.5o
III AZ nw,3r, basmt.15. 90
III AZ NV. 2r&b. fit. Is. 90
ath&P NV, sto&cel. 800
1929 9th NV. 5r&w. 14.30
1929 4th NV. 5r, W col. IA. 90
lC17 18th NV. Ar, Sd ti.l3.O0
AIS o NV. Ar fat. .12.5D
1871 X NV. store. .12.50
30S II ne, shop.
1889 Sth NV. store. II. 90
62l 7th NV, 3r fat. 1900
312S 1th NV. sto. .l0.5U
Stab nr 12th&F NV 1000
1876 Franklin. store. 1000
Ala Franklin. 6r(coD $50
1898 9Th NV. basmt 500
80 Pomeroy, store. .. 90
ith&L NV, shop, pr. 500
i52 ID NV. OF RS. 81 & 50
PIG l1th NV, shop. 2df.S.0O
1127 Half sw, 4r&w.T.3O
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LADIES' GOODS.

Sewing Machines Rep'd,SI.
All work warranted Orders BIZ msu nromrt,,
sftended TO- At oPPENHEIMER's. Sic 9th st.
I've 1a3SS1
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOIT & WILCOX.
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FOR RENT-BY b. f. Sal
Cpl 7th NV, st&14r$1iO.O C
1907 Clifton, 14r&b. 1900
232O 18th nw,1Or&b.5O. OO
1lO7 18th NV, 9r&b. As. 90
1907 9th NV, 10r&b. 40. SO
$40 II NV, 10r&b. .35. so
1903 7th NV sto. eel. IS. 10
1908 Riggs NV. 9r&b. $3.50
I5 X NV, 9r&b, sto. 80. so
1907 It'll NV, st&3r. 80. 80
223O 7th NV, 7r, sto
and stable. 80. 90
f427 9th NV, 10r&b. $3.50
1928 7th NV .sto, Gel. 27.5O
$40 q NV. Or, b&cel. 81. 80
II II NV, sr&b. 80. .27. so
p 7 ne. CRIB. %. so
Ills It'll NV, st&dw %. so
1l3l It'll NV, st&cel. %. so
1924 10th NV. Gr&h. -. 30
l43O LIST NV, ir&b fi.25. 90
1908 9th NV. Grab. .24.5O
go q ne, 7r&b. or:i. 30
1880 10th NV, CRIB. ~. so
435 n NV. 6r&sta. .22.5O
237 I'd NV. Sr&b. 81 80
li2l LIST NV, Grab. 30. so
GA y Y av. CRIB. 20. So
900 18th Sc. CRIB. 10. 90
Office rms. Mt 40 + CT
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FOR RENT-132S AND 1892 9TH NV. 8 AND
~ rooms. resuect lively; also house next door to
East capitol and Sth sts.; good neighborhoods.
FRANK I. BROWNING. 400 9Th st NV iyo2-
rv ~. 1N1-b1 H. L. RUSI, GOS 18th ST. NV.
III NV, rooms and bath. .......... $3S 50
100 kinsrnan pl rooms, bath 4 cellar. 20 IS
COWS l4th NV, rms, ba. and cellar %. so
nI . ne, rooms, bath and cellar. % 90
III lUth NV, rooms and bath. ......... $500
zoo Cleveland ave NV, rooms. Is. so
FLATS. rooms and BATH 41S 18th n.e.... 2O.OO
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports q
ling daily and the schedule OF closings is
ranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending July 81 the
last connecting Hoses will he made from this Of
fc.a fnlln
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED NICELY ARRANGED NINE.
porcelain tub. open plumbing, 3-story and base
ment brick, tiled vestibule; rents for $35; on
Oregon ave. near n. H. ave. VIII exchange for
small improved or unimproved property Price
$500. II. ROZIER DULANY, 1920 F ST tys9- az
FOR EXCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE INN
numbered small brick house, well rented: also
beautiful uninc1mbered corner lot for moderafe
price three story brick to alley, northwest Ad.
Dress BOX Iof. star once. it,
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF.
ERTY--vERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE AT NORTH CHEVY CHASE-Buiit in
colonial style; rooms and bath, attic and eel.
lar; water and sewer; large grounds; fne shade:
beautiful view: within one square Of electric cars
N2o3t r ". MAKER son. 1OQ8 Il.
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FOR RENT-517 Sd ST. NE: @ ROOMS; GEL
lar: furnace; good condition. $40 30.
jy23-3t W Il WRIGHT 61a F. st NV
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FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 1927 18TH ST. NV;
10 rooms, bath and two storage rooms Apniv to
GEORGE w: E SLATER, 14O6 Penna ave- n W.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED -S'rENoGRAPIfER ANDTYPEwRTTE
must Il. well recommended: state experience and
salary "N"' ted. Address Box 81. Star office. 1t"
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE BOY To
fed press. work permanent II satisfactory;
electric power. EVANS ( JAYNE, 62!' La. ave-
WANTED \ Young MAN TO DRAW SODA
on" Paving experience, preferred: must have ref
rg''U'"s- MEltTZ'S DRUG STORE ITO F
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
A VERY REMARKABLE REMEDY.

Tt is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that recommend Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle of Hartford. Conn. "A lady customer, seeing the remedy exposed for sale on my show case, said to me {: I really believe that medicine saved my life the past summer while at the shore and she became SD enthusiastic over its merits that at once made up my mind to recommend 1t in the future. Recently gentleman came into my store so overcome with collie pains that he sank at once to the floor. I gave him dose of this remedy, which helped him. l repeated the dose. and in fifteen minutes he left my store, emilingly in- forming me that he felt as we'll as ever.' Sold br all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
THE MOUNTAIN SHEEP.

Deputy Game Warden George Fra vert has been having a very hard chase for the Italian who shot the mountain sheep which is being mounted at Mall lery & Yewelps In this city. He was called to the mines of Coal basin three days ago and was told that certain Italian was seen to shoot large moun- tain sheep. The superintendent of the mine and many of the miners took the matter up for the law and threatened trouble for the fellow and he got out. In the meantime the address of Dep uty Game Warden Fravert was se- cured and he was sent for.
 When he arrived in camp he found things In an uproar and the Italian community very much excited. It seemed to him that both sides were up in arms. but the man he came for who had shot the sheep. had Init the road. . He made an investigation and he found that 1t had been the practice of the It. allan part of the camp to kill the noun tain sheep that roam In punches about the cliffs of that country. He found the hide of one in the creek
 Mir. Fravert set nbous getting evil denoe against the fellow and he found that he could make t hot for the whole camp. He says that there are hun dreds of mountain sheep in that neigh borhood and that the coal company are doing all they can to protect them. but the Italians have no regard for the law In this matter This IS the second visit he has made.-Glenwood Ava lanche.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
MacARrHUR's NEW CAMPAIGN.
Spread of Knowledge in American His
 tory Among the Filipinos.

Washington. May 23.-Tangible evil dence that General MacArthur is prose cutting an active campaign of education in the Philippines comec to the war de- partment in the shape of a number of copies of condensed History of the United States of America" which has been published under the military gov ernor's direction. and Is being scattered broadcast for the enlightenment of the Filipino race.
 The history. although necessarily Hon- densed, Is every comprehensive. It is printed in both English and Spanish in alternate pages. The frontispiece is q map of the United States. and then fol- laws a presentation of facts concerning the physical features of this nation. the separation of the American colonies from Great Britain. and the nations growth after indepe endence. both as to territorial and industrial development. The government itself Is then taken up and set forth in detail-national, state and local--and the volume is con- cluded with the full t.xts'of the consti- tuition. it's amendments and the declara- ton of independence.
 The publication of this little volume marks the first opportunity which Fili- pinos generally have had to actually read for themselves the Fundamental laws of the United States of America.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
MESA.

Mrs. Allison. mother of Mrs. S.e Knoble, left for her home in Kansas. Monday. She was accompanied as far as Phoenix by her daughter, Mrs. Knoble She will spend the summer there and probably return in the fall.
 A. c. Mcqueen Is having large barn built on his place south of Mesa. sam Elan has the contract for the work.
 The Allison header commenced oper- ntion yesterday.
 Oscar Crismon is over from the new railroad between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. after 15O msn. He says the company shipped twenty-four from Los Angeles. paid their fare, but only nine reached the camp. He thought he could do better in Arizona.
 Robert T. Hill left for Thatcher, Ariz., last night. where he will meet his wife and will drive from there to Clifton. Ariz., where he is engaged in business.
 A chain with keys on 1t has been picked up and left at this office. The owner may call and identify sane.
 Mir. Haines, who resides north of Phoenix. was operated on this morn ing for cancer on his lower lip by Dr. Gilburt assisted by Dr. Bailey. The cancer was young and 1t Is thought that the operation will be successful in removing that dreaded parasite on hu- man flesh.
 Following are the missionary ap- pointments for Sunday next in the diff ferent wards: Mesa. Dudley Jones David H. Jones and Isaac Rogers Alma, J. H. Rogers. w. O. Phelps and F. T. Pomeroy; Lehi. B. F. Johnson, Eli Openshaw and F. c, Opsnshaw Nephi, c. R. flakes. Jr. w. R. Mac Donald. James w. Vance: Papago. ID q. Rabbit. G. M. Fryer and s. k. Lewis
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
PRACTICAL ADVERTISING TALKS

 Maybe you have got the whole thing upside down. wrong end to. and inside out.
 Such things do happen. | And that is the reason for the fre- quent discovery that advertising is q graft which proves profitable only to the newspapers | You say you have advertised gilt edged. seasonable goods at prices away below par and yet they didn't sell. | You therefore assume that people do not read the advertisements. You don't allow yourself to believe that the public questions your veracity. But the fact remains that people are very much alike the world over and you yourself would shy at the announce ments of the new advertiser who offers everything for half price and who poses as 24-carat philanthropst. | The way to get an avalanche of bus | mess by offering two-dollar article | for one dollar is to first convince the people that. under ordinary circum- ! stances, the article Is worth two dol lars.
 And the way to convince them is to | make haste slowly. l Talk qualities. Tell about your buyers experience and ability. 1 Tell about your store and your clerks and your cash discounts. etc. Guarantee everything you sell and put the guarantee in such d brand of language that people won't think you copied it.
 Advertise in every issue of the paper. In due time your assurance will carry good deal of weight. There is too much cheap, cheaper. l cheapest talk in modern advertising. The merchant who tells people that he carries high priced goods largely, but that he also has good line of in- expensive goods. is likely to sell as many cheap goods as the other mer- chant who makes a speciality of being cheap.
 In New York there is an exceedingly prosperous furniture dealer who usu- ally exhibits very high priced goods in his windows.
 A recent exhibit included a bel bear ing an SS50 price card
 It attracted great deal of attention.
 A few days later the windows were filled with very cheap furniture.
 The result is that this dealer con- vinces a great mary people that high priced store is good place to go for cheap goods.
 The cheap goods seem more reliable when they come from a dealer who is also engaged in selling costly goods to moneyed people.
 Moral-Appeal to others In the man. ner that others could appeal to you.- Copyright, 1901, by Hollis Corbin.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
hausted itself and, crimes past mending

hausted itself and crimes past mending have backened the page.
 Yet from the lowest of these ele- ments have sprung, are springing every day. some of our greatest men. Genius cannot be bid Superior manhood can not be repressed. The ma alcontents are of two elasses-the misplaced incapable who fails because he cannot do a mans part. and the professional agitator. who makes a good living stirring up strife. Far too many of the latter are for sale. But. as time advances and the world learns its lesson better. there is the prospect that the labor organiza tions will become as responsible as the or ganizations of capital that the labor leaders will be as sagacious and as un- purchasable as other agents, political and fiscal. and that. ultimately. some balance will be struck between the forces of capital and labor, respectively. as will, under our system of disentail and our beneficient distribution of wealth create fixed policy. alike ben eficent to both.
 Impatient socialism with it's vision ary remedies may chafe and fret An -archism may conspire and slay. Dem- agogues may paw the air. But the world move"; it Is surely moving on- ward and upward and though we who live today may not live to see it. the day will come when capital and labor have pooled their issues and agreed upon the live and let live principle. ad- iusted to meet the needs of all.
 Meanwhile. good luck to ex-Governor Hogg, and may his company employ a million of Texans, and pay every one of them living wages.-Henry Watterson in Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-24
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK RAISER TELLS HOW TO CURE SCOURS
 IN CALVES.

wm. Abbott, of Tindale. S. Dak.. quite an extensive stock raiser. has for number of years used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for SCOUTS in calves and says he has never known 1t to fail He gives a teaspoonful in water as directed on the bottle for an adult man, after each op- eration of the bowels more than natu- ral Usually one dose Is sufficient. For sale by all druggists.