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ksD ~. w ASSA ~
Z. ave.
The Carlisle, 1913 y.
5r. b.. $3.50 to IS. 50
l76S willard, Or, b. 22.50
176S willard, Or, b. $3.50
COLORED.
2423 X, Sr. b. .&.5 so
1921 X, ar, ". .2.tO
2127 L. Or, W. ..2.60
426 Elm, Or, b.. .2O.@
1895 Va aver. b.0.50
8O4 N II aver. ". 1850
1885 p. Or. W. 1850
ia 24th, Or, ". 1850
407 I'D, Or, W. 100
24@ +, Or. W: .14.0
2222 +, JT. w....l3.0
2213 G. 5r. W.. .13.0
724 cath. 5r. W. 1850
STORES.
1909 Pa av, store. 2r.
steam heat. .60.5a
Basement room. 100
210u Pa av,1r.w.g.S.S so
17i6 u. new. 1r, ",
&. cellar. 1880
1913 10Th, lr, w,g25. 90
1744la U. w. g. 1850
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RUST, 400 IL ST. NV.
1913 y. Or. b. -. .a5. 10
Florence Court. Pr. BIS. %
Nantucket. Or. BIZ Do
~ Todd ne. b. p. 90
1923 sherman Nv.
Ar. b....-......11.0
i03A 18th EAR. b. 1870
2620 x, ir, b. -. .l4.0O
C0L0RED TENANTS.
ga Mass Nv NV.
sr. b.. %. %
2626 K, Or. b. -. .22.5O
las 18th. Or. 20. 50
STORES.
51g 18th NV. 1000 ft
30Ss Mt Pleasant. 1000
1919 L. store rm. so. 90
POS 9TH sw. sto, ir.25.50
1915 II ne. $50
OFFICE ROOMS.
Oxford bldg. 8r. .2s.0o
Oxford bldg. At. 90
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FOR REM
sol Stanton pl ne, 10 P ne. 6r.. 80
Tor $3.50 BROOKIIAND, y. G.
1925 NV. 11r. 81. so 1881 Hamin ne. ar. Is so
3517 Holmead av 1907 9th NV, 12r. SO so
NV, Sr. 81. 50 1906 9th NV. Tor. 81. 60
1881 9th NV, Sr. 30. 90 2D4 q NV, Sr. % 80
Ill NV, 10r. .25. so AT Q NV. Or. so
1870 18th NV, 1r. rs. so 1241 9Th NV Or. % 90
COS Girard NV, Tor %. so $500 II NV GRO so
11O9 sw, lar. ...2O. so 119 9th NV. Or. 20 90
1240 Morse ne, 6r. Is. so 1920 9TH NV 5r. so
405 Franklin NV gro. so 49, + sw. Sr. 1880
313 Linworth pl 1917 + ne. Or. so
sw, Or. $50 7oS g Sc, Or. -. .16 so
627 Newton nv, 81. 500 316 14th sw, Or. 1850
1888 Prospect 2706 o NV. 7r. rs so
nv, Or. 1850 ,623 Newton NV ,6r. Is 80
zoe A. s. CAYWOOD. a15 y. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-3236 18TH ST. NV: MODERN 10
room and bath house: in perfect order through
out; hot water heat: convenient to l4th St.
and 18th st. lines; rent. $3.50. Phone
Columbia 1857.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD T.
527 7th sw. sto. DIV. 1900
1886 Quincy NV g. b35. 80
300 18th ne, tir, h. 300
$50 18th ne, tir. h. 2.50
1O1l Md nv sw.ir. h2l .50
Cos 10th sw. Or. b. 900
81 Va av sw. Or. .l7.W
1856 ID sw, Or. ;. 80
All 10th sw, Or. 1900
1894 Union sw, tT. IL. 40
SIS 9th sw, Or. b. 100
1870 Il sw, or. b. .3l.M
Is Todd pl ne. AZ. .@.M
IN It'll sw.' 5r, b. .l6.l5
GIG Il sw. az. .l4.3O
10 Az NV. Sr. :. .35.15
4S5 n sw ss:o, DIV. 5000
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FOR RENT
2OO8 NV. 14r.b 1855. 90 1918 NV, lor b. As. 90
1884 Riggs pl Tor. ~. o. 1913 NV, 6r. 80. 30
1912 10th nv, 7r.. 2O.5O l45S ,sto' 90
f. W. GRAHAM ~ CO., GIT 14th NV.
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UNFUR NIsHED.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL dNc),
1898 q st. NV.
J-CEf RNISHED HOUSES

~ ktoGGE<@s
20 Q NV. or. h. .31.oo
6s q NV. Or, b. 81 o.
$685. 18th nw. 7r, b30..1o
ll6 Quincy ne. 7r. b30. 81
1929 D 9th NV. Sr .b3o.50
81 Raj dolph. Or, b30.5a
i22 Quincy ne. 7r. bSo. 50
sos Webster NV.
sr. b. ..........30.50
i24s I. Or. b.. 80. 20
500 Kcefer. CT. b. .30.5o
6l3 r c Gu I'd.
Or, b. 5000
Eli Conduit rd,ar,
b. 30. 90
IS r NV. 1r, b $50
IL " y av uw.6r. h2i.an
ZOOS 18th, Sr. b. 81 40
lis Seaton. az. BRIO
6i2 Quincy. or. h.27.0
il30 9TH NV, Or. b,
and stable -. 1850
1912 10th pe.6I. ho6. ~
.ti3 Ca ay. Or. b. y 80
40 Col I'd. Or, b. - ~
l23o III ne. Or. b. - ~
631 9Th ne r.h.. * -
ST. II Sc ar. h % -,
3a13 10th NV. Or. b25.3
50s 22d. sr. h.. 25.5t'
siS Col I'd. cir. b y -
10 18th ne. Or. b. -. 30
l25 18th ne. Or. b. 2a.5O
3i2 9th ne. or. h.. y. 20
3o3s Gamble, r.b25.:'o
1u2 10th ne. ST. b.
garage. ~ o.
600 . NV. Or b. - 80
49, 9th Ne. Or. h.23. ~
6l2 isth ne. tir. h.x o.
$50 Harvard Or. b.aa2 :
1923 4 50. Or. b. - ~
s5I Girard. Or, h22.S 81
l23 9Th ne. Gr. b.2l -
IS I ne. ~. h. -. -
1864 r ne. 81. b. 20. So
1907 L ne. Or. h. A5 }
335 l4th e.dr. b. 20 ~
l2s.3 Morse. tir. u. IL ~
:.,,;la ! ne. Or. b. .is.io
4 1870 X Sc. Or. bis. -
i233 y J Hv, 5r.w.is. y
20 Seatou ne. stnrets.J0
221 Morse. 6r, b..ls..go
| 1915 A Sc. or. b. 1850
6;i3 Florence ne. Or.
l b ..............l 1000
Woodbridge. Or. 1880
Ballston. Va. 7r.
$50 18th Sc, Or. b.i5.oo
1855 X Sc. Or, wills 80
LY FLATS.
5000 o. 2f. Or. b. -. 80
Buzz q. Or. b. -. 81
2s0l Sherman 5r. 100. Is
soc Fla av.5r.b. 20. 90
2tl2 1Tth. 5r. b. 80
- Todd. Or. b .2l.o0
30s Fla nv. 5r. b. 10 20
IG1 Gresham. Or bic So
1871 24th. 5r, b. 1850
1927 list. 4r. b. IL 81
23l5 y. 5r. b l7.5a
l@l1Duncan ne. ir. hlS. -
1888 T. nc. 4r. b.i3 so
i3iir Tenn ~ 1850
ORED TENANTS.
1909 I'd 80. .sr. ". 10 ~
832 Gordon ne. Ar. a 81
4ai Clsrks ct, ar. son
els Freemans. Ar. $50
lS3 Pierce. Ar. W. n. 80
1926 18th ne. 4r.w. b. yl
1921 Half. :,r. " 80
,-r -. ,-
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FOR RENT
473 II sw. Tor. b.$25.6
I'll Slh sw, Or. b. D.oO
Sto, 2O4 18th sw, sta.2
A72 ii sw. 6r. wig. 90
Sto, I04 AZ sw.. 1870
ia G he, Or, b.. 100
463 Del av sw, Sr. hI5.W
1907 9TH sw, Or, W. 400
$50 Mclean ay, Or.
wNg ..-........14-5O
1875 Az sw, Or. W. 800
lbs LIST Sc. Or. b.. ID 30
yl6 Il sw. 6r. W. loo
4s6 Eye sw. 6r. b. 1850
l2l3 Union sw.6. wl2.5O
1911 Union sw.G. wl2.50
35l \ sw, Or, W. IL. 90
49, NJ sw. Or, W. 1900
1862 Half sc, 6r. W. 1850
Stable. 1910 c sw. 800
476 School sw. Or. w16.50
1854 I'd sw Or. W. lao
1916 Del av sw. 6,w10.5o
HOS NJ av Sc. Or. WIZ. 90
StO, 1901 Sd sw. 1000
2 L So, Or. w. 1850
915 Sd Sc, Or, b. ..16.5o
c. II. p
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1907 Pa. ave.

FOR RENT-BY EDWA
1907 P
s1S 23d. Tor. b, mi. $50. 81
1898 n. 16r,h, smi'0.15
.3I3 Pa av. 10r.b. .S'
1925 Pa av.10r. IS. 65
2315 Pa aver. b. 1888
23l7 Pa nv. Or. b. 1855
sos sd, sr, b. ANIL 2.75
2213 I, lar. b. .2S.SO
932 23d, 7r, b. :. .2S..50
607 22d. Or, b.iat.2T.SD
pos Fl. Sr. b. lat. $3.50
1906 Kingm'n. 6r. b. 25.O
612 21st, 6r. b. $3.50
3OS c ne. Sr. b. lat. Is. 20
1908 oath, Or. b.&.50
1924 CamD'ge,9 Or. b23. so
200 HI, Or, b.. 1880
ia l, Or, b. 80. 1850
1905 4th sc. Or. b. 16. 80
esq E Sc, Or, W. 1850
80 Goth, 5r, W. 1850
1918 <, 7r, W 1850
APARTMENTS.
1921 Pa av, Sd q.
Or, b............47.O
ie2sH Pa av. ID q;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-18

1918 FAIRMONT ST.
Nearly new Groom brick: bath; furnace: In
fine condition. Rent only $3.50
l44l GIRARD ST.
Ten large rooms, BATH In fine condition; ex-
ceIlent location Rent, $3.50.
254S UNIVERSITY PLACE.
Corner; ten dne rooms; 3 baths; double back
porches; hot-water heat: liz Nine condition.
Rent only $65.
1853 PARK ROAD.
Nine bright rooms; bath: lst-dOOr kitchen;
hot-water heat; 6ne yards; southern exposure;
splendid condition.
Rent. $3.50
6l3 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD.
Six rooms; bath; furnace heat; electricity
and gas; southern exposure; in tine condition.
Get our complete up-to-date Hat
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 CO. Qnc.), 1885 g ct.
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1902 r ] av, Or. .$42 o.
l44 Tenn av. Sr. $3.50
GIT Z NV, 2r. 5000
1905 Kenyon NV .6r22. 80
1866 g sc, Or. .0.bO
l413 Pot'ac Sc. go
l41S N G av ne, IT'LL so
ga 14E ne. Or. b. .17.5I
80l3 Sherman av, 4r16.W
306 10th Sc, 5r. H. 90
LEWIS &
el7
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DAVIS, 7TH 4 E S.W.
7O6 q sw, Ir, b. %. 80
$40 Nd av sw, Or.
b, store ....... 300
49I X sw, Or. b. .2l.50
I'll Sth sw. Or. b. 21. 80
4S7 & sw. W, or. 30
1920 It'll sw, Or. 1850
$40 + sw. 6r. 90
4y7 Half sw. Or. 1850
1910 Half sw, 1Or. 1880
924 ID sw. Or. b. %. so
425 7th sw, 7r, b. 25. 90
725 It'll sw. or. b. 1915
400 7th sw, Or, b. 1900
7O2 d sw, 3r. b. 1000
81 Canal sw, Or. ..l6.N
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
7O6 13th NV, store
and . fats. $1,000
s Iowa cir. 12r. b. .75.OO
1924 18th NV, Tor, b45. so
1891 Q NV, 1lr,b. .43. so
734 13th NV, Or. h. b37 80
ITO T. NV, 6r. d.. h. 81 so
ITO u NV. Or, d b. 80. 30.
- T NV, Or, b. ...2S.5 90
444 Kenyon, Or, b. .2l.0
SOC 9th sw. Sr, 1850
1905 AZ sw, store.
5r. Il, b.-...... $500
1914 l4th NV, Or, Il 2.W
3l6 q ne. fir, b. $3.50
1917 list NV. Or, b. DO
JOHN QUINN CO., Il
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BELT. O'BRIEN & co. nnc.i.
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephones Main 1904 1908.
UNFINISHED HOUSES,

FOR REM LIST OF
1909 G ST. NV.
T ESFRSnsfs aa'5 i Houses.
S0 sesr i..n 900 i f1Hs Cap. SO g
has Conn av. Orb. is5 81 Mich ne. 'r p32. =,
1885 11th 15r.2b. $500 62 o. 7r. b. $3.50
lSos O. a Or. i B: 5000 rs 10th ST. b. $3.50
1921 O. Tor. b. 5000 % IA 11r. b.. .30.5 50
i:is 18th, l1r, 2b 500 Ia2I Fla av. Or. b.3o. 90
l748 Euclid. Tor. $3.50 1920 Warder, Or q. 20
1863 is i Irvins Tor BOO eo irving ar
1902 Oregon. 2r.hso.oh slos Dumbarton az.
ios5 god. Tor. b. .45.sS 1ale sth. er D.. ESQ
isas Kenyon. lor. b. $50 as Harvsrd. sr, b2a "a
l743 KLINE. Or. b.. 1850 80 ne. 6r b. %. 80
20 5 18th. 7r. b. .55 80 II Myrtle me- sr. lis
1918 Corco n iii. bs5 so 1905 nth se6r. b. 500
LIS LIS S G. sr, 10 1or s sssS ls0
OFFICE ROOMS.
LIST door, '',2s sT e e door 5000
s Esgt ,s s5s ID e 5ss Cap
1919 I-..--.... o9m' .rs
5,s rss1 81 & 90 I lass ~,
1893 iSs f15h ss e. g
7s7 .ith. 5r. o.. 90 sai4 q NV 5rb $3.50
523 18th 3r b. .2s. so I217 Duncan 4r.b13. 20
32aT \. Sd q. Or. .27 so l243h Duncan. Al. bi3 50
1855 Girard. Or. b.25.50
APARTMENTS.
THE LoUDoUN. THE NoNQUIr."
3l4 E. Cap. st. 2914 nth st.
Apt "A. Or. b.. .20.O0 Several Or apis, with
Apt. 30, Or, b.. 100 porchas: rent, $27 SO
THE NAHANT." to $32. so.
14j r. I. ave.
Apt. 2-4r. b.. .3s. so
Apt. 4. Ar, b.. 3J.j0A
Warehouse. 945 La ave-. elevator. .......... 10
BELT, u BRIES L. co. INCL,
a.,
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FOR RENT
NEW HOMES.
FOURTEENTH PLACE NE.
Bet. o and D, 18th and 18th SITS. nc.
Six rooms and bath,
- feet wide,
Large yards and porches.
RENT. $3.50.
OPEN.
W. A. BOSS COMPANY,
1871 St NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L.
1895 r ] av.i4r.3bS200
1921 10th. Tor, 2b.75.0O
1881 2lst NV Or. b. 80 q,
1925 n. llr. b. 5000
1919 Oregon. Or. boo ~
1850 Col I'd. Tor. 2b5a. Oh
1928 p. 1lr. b. .5O.OO
1907 Gifard nw.3r. bio. ,U
305 c NV. l2r. b. 40 90
3i1l Brown NV. Or. bi2. 30
1925 18th NV, l1r. b40-W
l716 9th. Tor. b. 40. 90
81 n Y av nw..lr, ha5. 20
1851 Spring I'd. Or. b35. 80 81,
6l6 A Sc. Sr. b. 300
929 e ne. 7r. b. $500
i406 18th NV. II, b.S5- ~
1928 9th. sr. b. 1880
.D9 10th ne, Or. b.G.0
321 Del av .ne.6r. b2l 30
635 Goth ne Ar. 500
APARTMENTS.
1914 r. t,r. III $500
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Foxhall I'd. pr. q.
wei $3.50. lx.0l
1919 Fristoe NV,
Or, W. 10. SO
904 6th NV. store. 10. 00
1928 18th NV,
garage g.. &c
1l55 10Th ne, 5r. 500
5O2 18th Sc. garage d Loo
6l2 + NV. store. 80. 90
ZONES CO.,
NV.
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FOR RENT
7O4 Q STREET NV.
Newly papered and painted; house contains
eight rooms aud bath: hot-wster heating plant
just Installed: suitable for q tirst-class board
ing house.
For terms and further particulars apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER Co, INC,
1873 10Th NV.
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FOR RENT
No. 1880 Calvert st. NV.
This delightful dwelling OF twelve rooms
and two baths, hot-water heat; house In ex-
celent condition.: convenient TO both car lines.
Rent only $50 per month.
THOS. j. FISHER & co. inc.).
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sic BID NV. : FOUR-SToRl. BAY WINDOW
house: IL rooms: large porches, yard. Key
GA Sd NV.
FOR Rents ROOMS AND BATH, AMI.
49,. 20 per month. AS L NV. Apply
OWNER 1909 9th St NV
FOR RENT--BY L. J. MILLS. 6o5 9TH ST. NV
1915 I. NV. Tor. bSi0.io Fit. IL Fla av.er III ,5p
s24 I ne. Dr. b.. 25O Flat .3r b. \ Cap&Pls5o
10s 9th NV 6r b.25.3o i71l VT av. or. b.ls.5o
Flat lI5i Wiliard@.50t
FOR RENT-A DETACHED HOUSE IN MI.
Pleasant for $500; rooms and bath; steam
heat: u square from car line. l4S9 Meridian FL.
STONE e. FAIRFAX, 1912 y. \. ave.
FOR RENT-TWOFAMlLI FLATS Just COM
pleted, located on 18th st Sc. bet. Il and l..
1 rooms and bath, ami at ST. month. APP
ply 1922 18th Sc 20
FOR RENT-s0 " Y. AVE. NV, 10R. AND
bath: modern yard rear alley; freshly painted.
worth $40. See and make offer. w. +. NASH.
l22 VI NV.
FOR RENT
1903 18th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 10
325 r. I. ave. NV. rooms and bath. 900
1923 Ontario I'd. NV, I'll. Alb, from Dec. - %
444 Kenyon st. NV Il rooms ana bath -
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP. 10th and q.
FOR RENT
FREE RENT LIST.
IS LEADING AGENTS. BOOKLET FORM
w b. MOSES & SONS.
AND nth SIS
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1914 14th nw.4r.fl. b1S.50
40 It'll sw, 4r,n. b.l1.0
1DHeckman Sc, 6rb1I. 80
500 It'll sw, Or. ;. .15.0
1907 9Th sw. 6r. 1850
1901 5th NV, Or, d, b. 14.50
1908 9th sw, Ar. 1000
GIT / sw. Ar. ..-..10.50
913 4th NV. 6r, sto35.OO
COUORED.
300 f. NV. Or. 1890
1902 Half sw, Or. 1900
1928 LIST Sc, Or. TO- 20
S14 I'd Sc, 3r, d., b. 1000
1855 LIST Sc, Or. 1000
r. 7O4 13th st. NV
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GET OUR FULL RENT LIST At OFFICE,
All classes of property for rent. complete
list Of desirable apartments.
MOORE HILL nncl, 1885, g - NV.
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FOR RENT-issl CORCoRAN ST. NV: 10
rooms and hath; hot-wster heat; excellent con-
dition: near car line: &ao.50.
THE BRADFORD 4 BRADFORD CO..
140l Eye OF. NV.
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FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL sBMI.DETACHED
saioriaI residence. 1925 Columbia road: IL
ronms: hot-water bent; interior finish. birch.
mahogany and enamel. Rent, 800
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1342 New YORK ave.
FOR RENT-14o1 AND 1893 4 st. NV;
6rstcIass boarding. house: best location In the
city; successfully conducted more than 20
wears by one tenant: III rooms and two baths
Rent SiS6 per month each. HORATlO n
TAPIIN. 1419 G st. NV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
THE GHOST AT HAVANA.

Gen. w. H. Bixby, chief of engi-
neers in charge of the work Of raising
the Maine, is IN all probability cor
rect in his opinion that the closest in
vestigation will likely fail in deter
mining whether the vessel was de-
stroyed by an internal or an external
explosion. His reasoning is sound.
The destruction Of the vessel was SO
complete, he says, and the deteriora-
tion has been SO great, as to battle
exhaustive search. Indications are
that the greatest force was from the
inside, says Gen. Bixby, showing that
the forward magazine had exploded.
But, he adds, very ignifcantly, it
strikes us, that it must forever re-
main a question whether the maya
zine was not exploded by the explo-
sion of torpedo on the outside.
Failure to prove the origin of the
explosion will not be surprising Dis
charging torpedo under a ship
heavily loaded with nigh explosives
would certainly MAKE wreck SO COM
plete as to leave no trace TO show
where the movement commenced. We
have, expected this, The resurrection
is resurrection only of the dead, and
not Of history. The history has been
made without such resurrection.
This country sprang to arms against
Spain on the circumstantial evidence
in the case. That evidence seemed,
to the average mind, conclusive.
Spanish officials at Havana had
threatened that, if United States
warship came into that port to stay,
it would never leave it. When. in
spite Of such threats. and the protests
OF the Spanish Government at Madrid.
the Maine was sent there, she was
anchored at an isolated point in the
harbor offering the best facilities for
destroying her without injury to other
shipping. Afterward came the ex-
plosiun, destroying a vessel which had
hitherto met with as few accidents
and casualties as any in the line.
The rest is history not buried in any
sense Of the world.
Unless the raising of the Maine can
show indubitable evidences of some
kind destroying the strong circum-
stantial evidence on which the Ameri-
can people acted at that time, the
American people will reserve the
right of thinking and saying that
they acted wisely and we'll. That
they acted quickly and energetically
the whole world knows st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
Honest Medicine Versus Fakes

President Taft's recent message
suggesting an amendment to the Pure
Food and Drug law in its relation to
Prepared Medicines, does not refer to
such standard medicines as Foley
Honey and Tar Compound and Foley
Kidney Pills, both of which are true
medicines carefully compounded of
ingredients whose medicinal qualities
are recognized by the medical profess
sion itself as the best known remedial
agents for the diseases they are in
tended to counterfeit. For over three
decades Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound has been a standard remedy for
coughs, colds and affections of the
throat. chest and lungs for children
and for grown persons, and it retains
to day it's pre- eminence above all other
of it's kind Foley Kidney
Pills are equally effective and meri-
torious. }. 7. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

A state tax of approximate
ly 81 500 600 in addition to the tax
for common schools Of So, 0Jv. 900, will
have to be levied next year to meet
the appropriations made by the
present legislature In other words.
the taxpayers of the state will have
to dig up So 500, 900 to meet the needs
of carrying through the numerous ad-
ditional burdens la en- the people on
top of those already borne The
total expenditure for the year 1910
were SO, PA, 147. The expenditures
necessary in 1912 will be approximate
ly $11 500 900 or more, and for 1913
near the figure of $40 600 600 These
increases come from carryil out fads
and increases legislative grants to the
educational institutions of the state,
largely the former. -Richland OBJ
servor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
THE OTHER FELLOWS ARE LIKE
WISE ANXIOUS.

While we are troubling ourselves
here and elsewhere throughout the
country with questions and doubts
and conflicting opinions as to the pos
sible good or prospective harm that
will come to US through adoption of
the reciprocity treaty with Canada it
is interesting to note that our
Canadian friends are likewise troubled
and preplexed. In a recent address
before a crowded auditorium in the
city of Winnipeg, Robert Laird Bor.
den, leader of the conservative party
in the Ottawa parliament, warned
the Canadian people against the
adoption of reciprocity with the
United States and gave vivid word
picture of the good that would come
to the Americans and the hurt that
would result to The Canadians through
the adoption of reciprocity We
herewith give one paragraph from
Mr.. Borden S speech
We oppose this treaty because we
believe that the economic advantage
will be with the United States and
not with Canada The only official
investigation of this subject :
shows the average of prices for az
ricuItural and animal products in
Canada to be higher than the average
in the United States.
The United States exported into
Canada during the last year $29. 704,
319 of animal. and agricultural pro-
ducts in greater quantities from the
United States than 100, 600, 600 of
Americans have purchased from
Canada.
If this leader of the Canadian Con.
sentative party is anywhere within a
reasonable distance OF the truth there
would seem to be no reason for losing
sleep down here through posi- bility
OF harm from the proposed treaty.
But however as to that it may com.
pensate somewhat for our own anxiety
over the matter to know that our
Canadian friends and nelghbors are
even more disturbed and perplexed
over the prospective situation. -
Cadillac mich. News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

'It:The victory won by AID Wo!gast,
the worlds champion lightweight
pugiIist, on July f. over Owen
Moran, the English lightweight
champion, proves conclusively that he
honestly Gained and is able to defend
the title be won when he wrested it
from Battling Nelson year and a
half ago The New York papers
have on many occasions alluded to
Wolgast as the cheese champion"
and asserted that he avoided all the
good fighters, but he has now met IN
turn all of the best of them and
proven that he is one Of the best of
the small men who ever stepped into
the squared circle. Wolgast fights
ftOm the second time is called until
tie gong sounds. constantly boring in
and taking all the punishment his
opponent can give in order to get in
his own gruelling work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

I Under the recent gerrymander Of
Wisconsin districts the 4th Congress
sional district was so composed as to
make it apparently safely socialistic
and State Senator Gaylord, of Mil
waukee, who belongs to that party,
and is the accredited leader Of the
socialist delegation III the legislature,
gleefully announced last week that he
would stand as a candidate for con
gross and would in all probability
join his comrade, Victor Berger, in
the lower house at Washington,
Gaylord has been living in the same
district-the fifth that is now repre-
sented by Berger. hut recently
moved into what was fixed up by the
gerrymander as the fourth district.
He is probably the only socialist in
that territory who is at all qualified
to serve in the capacity Of congress.
man, but now that the governor has
vetoed the appoItionment bill and
new one will have to be drawn and
passed Gaylord may not find it so
desirable to become a candidate after
AL Another : allure of the situation
is the fact that Gaylord, having
changed his residence to another
senatorial district il no longer EMIT,
led to his seat as state senator, and if
he attends the sessions he must do so
as a spectator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

I What may be considered test vote
on the Canadian reciprocity bill was
taken in the U. S. Senate last Friday
upon the amendment of Senator
Cummins of Iowa, placing meats of
all kinds coming from Canada on the
free list. The defeat of this amend
ment by a vote 80 to IA. demonstrates.
it is believed, that as rapidly as the
numerous amendments can be voted
upon they will be rejected by about
this same vote and that the bill as it
came from the House will be passed
without amendment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

x-President Castro, of Venezuela,
is at it again and is reported to have
effected landing on the western
coast Of that country, where, with a
thousand followers, he is preparing to
start another revolution. There's a
man who has been "a thorn in the
flesh to. other nations for years and is
some fighter all the while. Uncle
Sam has his eagle eye on the situation
and will give Castro a deserved
spanking if the proper provocation
arises.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

Final adjournment of the Wisconsin
Legislature is not yet in sight and
the probabilities now indicate that it
will be in session for another three
weeks. The new apportionment bill
was a gefrymander containing a
number of such inconsistent COM
binations, particularly in the Mil
waukee districts, that Gov. McGovern
has vetoed the measure, giving as his
reason that the bill is neither fair
nor constitutional. 1t requires a
two-thirds vote to pass a measure over
the governors veto and the probabili-
ties are that the veto will be sustain.
al.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

Members of the Wisconsin State
Press Association are taking their an
nual outing this week, in a trip from
Milwaukee to beautiful Mackinac
Island. The business meetings will
be held on board the steamer and an
interesting as we'll as profitable pro
gram has been arranged with num-
Der of we'll known speakers, members
Of the fraternity The editor of The
Herald having already had his little
vacation this summer, is compelled to
stay home and help turn the grind
stone. =