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FOR RENT-ROOMS

EoR RENT-HANDsoMELyF LARGE
L. Front hoom: second door; with use Of Iarlor.
6o2 st NV; $50 Ter mo- !y3-3t'
Tor RENT-NICELY FURNISHED LARGE AND
or partial board: summer rates low Call at l4l6
Tor RENr-kooMs FACING NORTH AND
south, and suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Rfss s,Sr 's''0i' ''' doctor O. lawyer hEsy
EoR RENT-Two LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR
Rooms on nrst and second noors cool ami pleasant;
gas. oath and attendance, central locSti, n. good
board near by; references 1924 L St nv. D3-.t'
TOR RENT-Two LARGE COMMUNICATING
keeping; terms moderate. Inquire a, i25J Msrylsnd
EoR RENT-l232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NM
rates esan' h'0ln.' single or en- suite. o. summer
NOR RENT-UNFUkNIsHED- FLOOR OF
house IN Pleasant location. suitable tor housekeer-
parlor latrobe. range hot and cold water lefrrpces
exchanged. Kent els per month. Inquire at Az 4
ST. NV jy2.3t.
I,oR RENT-Two LARGE COMMUNICATING
ESSm on the e, second suitable for h, house
dollars tse) To u party without children.
Sl.3t. Cars and Herdies pass the door.
lHOR RENT-CHEAP-FRoNT AND BACK ROOMS:
i well furnished; nrst floor. shady eide at no chn.
Sren; private family: boarding same house; three
DOCKS ir.n iension building 80 Attn Of. y l-l'
EoR RENT hRGE NICELY FURNISHED
= Room, second floor front; also Nee koOm third
moor, Win BOarus closets bath. accom-
nlooAt.d Is ioth ST NV yyl-3t
D,OR RENT-NEAR STATE WAR AND NAVY DE-
Il partments. Five Large, Nice Unfurnlshed Rooms
FOR housekeeping. cheap. l949 Fist !yl-3t'
VsOR RENT-FURNISHED-FIN LAKGF cool.
u Second story Front Room with AlcoVe. closets
three windows; also adjoining back ROOM furnished
separately or together. Apply sl5 llth stnw .yl-'
IToR RENT-wITH BoARD-IN PRIVATE
i family. Second story Bay-~iEdow Front Room.
1911 llth ST. NV !yl-3r
IToR HENr-UNFURNIsHED- l73l ST
l. "" two Cool, Attractive. Connecting Rooms, one
south front Sl2 %; with young couple references.
1e30-6ts
EOR RENT-THREE ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
suitable Tor light housekeeping 10 parties without
children Apply TO 1919 II st NV. m2S- :3ot.
l,oR RENT-CORNER NINTH ST AND MASsA-
- chusetts ave., Large Nicely Furnished Rooms with
Doaru pleasant summer rooms southern and eastern
exposure: references exchanged. jo23-l2t.
IGOR RENT-l3l5 MASS. Avn. NV FUR
nished. Large, Cool Above Rooms, suite or sin-
gie; large closets: convenient bath. je20-l2
1SoR RENT-RooMs-EN SUITE OR SINGLE.
IL Apply 1905 18th ST. NV iey-lm
IroR RENT-THREE APARTMF MIS- OF TwoAND
three rooms en- suite IriVate bath aud closet ee-
santly furnished; at summer rates IHE WOOD
MONT cor. 18th and Iowa circle. f24-6m
FOR RENT-FLATS.
ISOR RENT-wEsT END FLATS. 262O ST., s.
Il room nat with bath. sinks range. zeal BIN: good
CONDITION price $40 JAMES A. BATES & Co,
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DARTIEs DESIRING BOOK BINDING OF ANY
Il description v III do well TO cali. before gfyn. or
ders. 1t J. q. HODGES. 641 La. ave. NV. opposite
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4 JEALOUS WOMAN FOLLOWS HER HUSBAND AND
HAS HER SKULL fRACruRED-aLlcKs ALL Ell
THE SCENE OF A PROBABLE MURpER-rHH 40.
sAfLANT UNDER ARREST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

INLEcTRIcIIY CURES GASES THOUGHT HOPE
~ less. gives strength when nothing else will An
nervous affections. weaknesses irregularities md
chronic organic Diseases promptly cured hirtoSo
year, an city. "a. y. ". HAYWARD.
(sz6-3us ele l2tA - 40
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fTNICK! TICK! TICK! TICKi
Il RAMSAY has cut the prices. Nstches Cleaned.
81; Main Springs, warranted year, sl. Clocks
called Tor. Jewelry repaired We DEFY competition
Tor good work aud low prices l224 stn. my 24-jm
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WANTED-LOTS

WANTED-FROM ONE TO THREE CoNTIGU-
w Gus Lots IN HyattsviIle Address for three uays
stating SIZE location and lowest cash price, h.C.,
Star office jy1-3t
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NOR SALE
Il EXTRA RARE BARGAIN

IN beautiful hgh-class Uprsht Piano slightly used
81. ny oiicc II to1 want 10 buy for cash or ~ ON
iuonth4y lAs nionts. Viii arrange SUIT Cost few
Ouths Aso SO grrai sa,rihcr NJ sold "a once.
hshdsohie stool gues With o. Inis Piano i a full
tAb net Upright 1rsld medium siyc utlsurras.ed
Tor beauty " tone aud durAuhty. fun, ~Arrants-i
je3O M fiANo EA,hANSh.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-A LIVE SINGLE MAN TO ENGAGE IN
w an old-establlsh d business; equal partnership
and satisfaction guaranteed Address J.B. r., Star
SO lss
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IrOR RENT-wEsT END FLATS 26aO X ST. s.
Il room dat with bath, sinks, range zeal BIN; good
condition; price $40. JAMES A. BATES & Co.
yl-2w li01 ST NV.
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IToR sALE-BY s. n WALKER NOTARY FUBLiG
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

JfoR RENT-HYATTSvILLE-A DESIgABLE
New s-roOm House, centrally located ys5
!y:3-.5t DUCkLII EOkD. 81 Z . II u w q
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w houst keeping: must he within squares Of
Treasury Dept. Address TREASURY DEPI., star
office. 1t.
WANTED-EY GENTLEMAN AMI WIFE WITH
w out children, Rooms second floor for light
housekeeping; location between II and O. Sth and
18th SITS. Address Il. L., Star office iy3-:is
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Gibbs, who formerly resided in
Prescott, occupying the Bowers cottage,
" ee paine to learn OF the death Of
the latter. A paper published at their
home, in ohic, gives the following sc-
count OF her death, which occurred
June 18th; after III ny " cary months
Of pain snd suffering which were borne
with christian fortitude Mrs. Emma
Skinner Gibbs passed TO her final rest.
Mrs. Gibbs was a woman of rare sweet
ness OF character, of most lovable ns-
;uIe and full of the graces of . noble
wonsnhood. She leaves with her
stricken parents snd husband and three
children memory fragrant with the
love snd tenderness lavished upon
them during her short life. This be
reaved household has the profound
sympathy of the Gem munity in its
sad loss"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
mo. sa.l
APpuClTl0N F09 A PATENT.

". =. LA ID OpfrCx, PRESCOTT ARIzoNv.l
May 9Th, ls9a.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hack berry
~ Mining Company, by ]. j. Williams. 10
Prescott Az zessa. has hl&asx died hts ap.
pltcAt on ser patent for $50 Hue " fseA o.
the Matte mine or vein, bearing gold sff-
yer and copper With surface ground so feet
In width. situated IN Ria Bag aigi = District
County of Ysvapsi ans Tertiary of Arizona,
and design a by the r std rnfes aud officis /
plat GA dfs in this rec, Ms Lot Mum Der 81,
The exterior boundaries az said Lot Ne *
being rs follows.
segfunias al lot. al monument Al center
l N NJ No. !. Il Mineral ~ ,numsnt No.
beara : "a oez % nin. W. S<3s feet: Mo u
ment No 4 y csynsr 10 10 gs ~ &
lot No OF. bears = 81 deg - MN + 1870 feet !:
ter end Of cisim where II set stats stone
marked N no q thence 10 deg IS min "
500 n where ~ set slate stgne ~ ked NJ No
3. thence - asg e min W 10 o n tn W here
= 10 d. g rs min r 20 " eest-r end OF Calm
where Is SET granite stone IN ark 81 M No 4
tsame counsel 8 q n In where - set Q granite
stone marked n No 5 thence N u deg 6
miu = lsco {, ~ where IL set granite stone
marke NJ No6; th nee ~ is des Is min "
500 n To mon No 2. place 81 beginning
Magnetic variation - des 50 min 4. con :
taiainL s.d6 acres.
The location of this mine IL rec ,rted In the
Recorder offi-e OF Ssvapai County, In Book
~ ~ Mfnss.
Any ard All persons claiming adversely y
portion OF said MSttie mine or sur ace
srou I'D str required 10 ME tAeir adverse
claims with me Register Of the United states
Arixous, during the sky days period OF
publ alton hervcf, or they viii be barred by
virtue cfthe ptovi-ioss az the statute.
'tiow J. G. MART n, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02


IN THg DISTRICT COURT or THE
i Third Judicial District Territory OF Ari
Ioa.. county of Ysyspai- Helen scopel
plaintiff. vs.. Charlie Seopsi, defendant sun
lions No. ISIS.
Action brought In the D'ssrist Cour. OF the
Third Judicial District, In aud for tn couaiy
OF Yava nj, Territory OF Arizona
1ne Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
Chair Scopel.
You are hereby summoned and required TO
appear ia an action n ug8t agkinst you oy
TOE shove named plaintih. N the District
Court % the Third Judicial District, IN and
for the County OF lavspai. in tie Territory OF
Arixans and answer ths complaint hied with
the Clerk 81 this u a, st Prescott. in said
county, tlcop o whes complaint accom-
psnies tlis sum uons) " thin ten days (exciu-
siye. OF tie dav of servicet after tbs service
mp m YOU OF this summons, II eryei In this
souaty: but II served out Of the cou1ty and
within IN = district .nen twepts Gays, In sii
olhef eases, thlr y days.
And sou are hereby notised n st L you
fail 10 appear and ass~sr the complaint ~
above required, the pl aintiH will tass jadg-
meet by iefsuit IS provided by Law, and
costs aud disbursements In this behalf ex-
pended
Given under nav hand and the seal of said
Coat hi, 25sh day ef June. A. u. is90.
IT, 81 J. NJ. WATTS, Clerk.
K NJ sanford, Attorney for plaintiff.
ss1-Sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02

~ rur pssrRIcT COURT OF The
I rnira Judicial District Of the TeFritoty va
1,srona IN and for ire County Of fsvsg
nars r. Burton, plaintiff. vs. charles
d. " Mitchell and IRWIN nse''
Fxecu ION No. 1921. -. ga, NJ
the district Court OF tue Third ynassiss = -
sTiet OF the Territory OF ar koaa, - a..
The Counsy Of Yavspai, dated ,ns s'.,s.,,
of June, fs9o ia the above snutse 49,
,shsrrIn the above named pislntih. MAJ %
aas,.,n- recovered 9 tadgmsnt against sns
sheve named defendspts shFles fstes. ~ =,
ultrs.ll and Irwin haer. on the tsth Gay =. -
November. isss for the pr.netpn. sum o.
teen $500 d0iiers. and 'os tae -
,ssvfx-lxe $500 dollars damages. sua IuI
a. snrthsr sum 81 two hundred ana ,nIss
and IS 100 (segs 3sl dollars ecsss. sa.n ss.
,11.l ~ he sam 81 two hundred a d niy
tbT,. and IS 90 10 sSS. so dolisfs wlea lhsss
eat thereon III the rate al sevsn " pel 49,
ss.,r annuu. amounting 90 he sum OF tnshIy-
ssxen ana 81 100 gs27.6i) doliassi sna tes me
tussh , sam OF twelve ssi2e0i dollars soss
i. the Supreme Court. together Win -, a.
rrunx coats and expenses OF NA.et -.
levied upon The following described pfopesssf
4. VT. An the right tile and interest OF vac
.,thtn defend AMI Charles Yates, o. IN ana 70
- hundred tt0u} feet In the Bower ana DC an
l@.-sf,on on the iger lcds, IN Tiger inieins
al. rief. aud elk hty> eve tsol feet IN tee ess
tos, mining claim, IN Tiger nihlnk "sots :
- .x,.u,Ion of the War Eagle ne l.
Rssa.s.~ mlnine distrIet.snnd any go 1se'
ia the fhts north extension OF me Ns,
E.ele snins n Bfasshaw mia ne distrls', az
81 said prop rty being situate Ia the Cohhss
az Ysssp4i, aud Territory OF Arixonas sas
for a ore particular description OF whief
sid msning claims and the Interest OF sals
defendant IN ana 10 the witnin described
frap.rty. referenss Is hereby had 10 tas
s,ssras Of the said Yayapsi county IN tas
R- a
county.
Notsee ia hereby riyen that on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02

Wm. Alex ander Convicted at Fort
Smith. Arkansas, of Murder.

Readers Of the JoURSAL-MiSEs viii
remember the murder OF ID. 3. Stead
man, formerly OF this county, by wm.
Alexander (celored), also formerly of
this county, a few months since, in the
Indian Territory. Both men left Flag
stsff in July last with lot of horses,
which they were shipping into the In
dian territory. and iew months later
the murder occurred, when Alexander
took all of the others money and set
up claim for all the stock. Alexan-
ker's trial has just closed at Fort Smith,
and we are in receipt OF paper from
that place giving the following account
Of ii:
"The jary in the Wm. Alexander
murder case brought in verdict last
evening at Z SO o'clock of murder in
the first degree.
Alexander killed ID. d. steadman in
the Greek Nation at a town called
Chosks, on the slst day OF October
last. Alexander and Steadmsn were
together for over six years, having left
Arizona, bringing with them iiity-one
head Of horses. The stock was shipped
by rail 20 Oklahoma, and driven from
there TO Muskogee. On the day OF the
killing the defendant and his victim
were seen in company together, and
the body OF the dead man was found
within Efeen yards Of the spot Alex
snder made several statements about
the disappearance of his friend. stating
that he had run Off with a woman and
taken all the money they both had.
Mr.. Stesdman had in hls possession
at che time he was killed in the neigh
orhood Of 500 or $500. The evidence
showed that Alexander had no money
until after the death of his victim.
When arrested he had SS4S in his pos
session. The body OF the dead man
was found sixteen days after the killing,
terribly mutilated by burzards and
hogs. The hat, spurs and gun of the
dead man were found close by, and
were in the court room during the trial
OF the case. The evidence throughout
was circumstsntiai, but of such ns-
ture as to point plainly to Alexander as
the murd erer of Steadmsn.
Mr.. K. B. Steadmsn, brother OF the
deceased was present during the trial
and has spent several months in work.
ing up the case, and his valuable aid
in this respect proved strong assist
ance to the government in making out
their case. Mr.. Steadmsn is promi-
nent gentleman of San Diego, Califor-
mia, and has lsbored assiduously TO
bring the murderer OF his brother TO
speedy justice.
Alexander was defended by Messrs
VIM NJ. Craven, Thos. II. Barnes and
Reid. Col. w. II. II. Clayton con-
Quoted the prosecution, assisted by Mr..
X. B. Steadmen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
The Need of q Railroad tc ?henIx.

The Need of q Railroad &c ?henix.
Speaking of the possibilities of the
north and south railroad, the Phenix
Gazette says:
"Yavspsi county contains many OF
grandest mountain resorts on the con
tinent, and he construct on OF this line
Q. road would permit our people who
wish to spend their summer months in
a cool mountain retreat to do so with
out impoverishing them, and working
many other hardships. Now let US
look at the saving 10 Yavapai and
Maricopa counties in the various arti-
cles of merchandise used in each
county. From the best information
We are able 10 obtain the consumption
of hay in that county is 10000 tons
annually. The price paid for fair
quality of California hay in Yavapai
county is $25 per ton, or $4,000
worth per annum. Maricops can sup
ply far superior article of hay at S.
per ton, or $50, 600 for the 1900 tons.
Making saving in this one product for
our mountain neighbor of 1890, 900 be-
sides giving our farmers good price
for their hay, and supplying our neigh
bore a much better article
OF barley there is used about l,s0e,-
600 pounds, which brings 1925 per
hundred, and reaches the enormous
agare of Sa70,0oO While our farmers
will sell better barley in Phenix st 20
cents per hundred, making saving TO
Ysvapsi in this article alone OF $780,
600 per annum. OF course this does
not include the freight charges between
PheniI and Prescott, which viii not
reduce the figures very materially.
There are many other things which
this valley could furnish Prescott at
great saving to the people, -four, for
instance. is selling there for 80 80 per
hundred, while a choice article OF home
product is selling here for 81 per hun
dred, and when il comes down TO fruit
the savings are simply incslculsble.
California fruits sell in the mountain
town for twenty-five cents per pound,
while GU fruit growers sell as good a
quality from two to four cents per
pound, and the supply is simply mex
hsustible. Now this is the Salt river
valley aide of the question, but like
nearly every other public question, it
has two sides.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
RepubiIacan Territorial Central
Com nittee.

TcPdp'fdCdU toffttCfia SSU df
Com n,ittee.
The following are the members COM
prising the present Republican Terri
torisl Central Committee:
Apache-R. +. Morrison, J. Scott,
+. NJ. Zuck.
Cochise-H. Gerwein, W. IL. stilwell,
A. L. Grew.
Gila-C. A. Fisk. S. H. Hammill
w. NJ. Griffith.
Grsham-M. w. Stewart, NJ. j
Eagan, f. A. Cutter5
Msricops-H. b. Farmer, Jerry Mil
lay, n. A. Morford
Mohsve-G. w. Beecher, Eb. VIII
Hams, w. c. Blskely.
Pinsl-R. L. Sloan. c, Hol crn,
hris. Loss.
Pima. J. Chatham, J. A. Black, l..
wslfiey.
Yavapsi-N. o Murphy, 0rick
JAG kson, w. c. Bashford.
Yuma. w. Darlington, j. III. Tag
CART, Chas. Baker.
At Lsfge-Clark Churchill, Webster
Street
VIM. Christy, chairman: n. A. Nor
ford, Secretary; b. II. Recarte, Treas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02

Our contemporary remarks that "the
Territory did not advertise the Jackson
property in the Courier, so bidders were
few and bids small" whick contains
enc particle Of truth and two OF false
hood The property was net sdver-
ed in the Courier. but bidders were
rather numerous, although no bids,
large OF small, were received, owing to
the postponement OF the sale. The
property will be sold July Path, as sd-
yertissa in this paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND oFslcE AT PRESCOTT. A. T..
June IS, 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named euler has Aied notice OF hts inten-
ton TO make hnsl proof in support of his
ci ann, and secure d GAL entry thereof NJ the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of
this notice, wiz: Richard rhomas, ..f Aqua
eria, Artso -. homestead hntry No. $40, for
The Sc q Of geo. =. TIP II N, X =, aud names
the following a. his witnesses via: John
Brown, John MAS, J. X. Hall, Geo. White.
Jels.td 10. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAM orrrox AT pRkscorr, ARrx.,

LAND osfroK AT PREscorr, ARIx..(
June 10, 1880. 4
Notice IL hereby owen that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his fnten.
ton to make nnsl proof In support of his
fore the Reg ster ID Receiver at Prescott,
Arizona, on July ~, 1890. vts' John Brown,
OF Aqua Frla, Ariso =. Homestead Sntry
4. sec. ~. Up. N, range east
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
tiou OF said land, viz Richard Thomas,
John Mars. J. X. Hall, Geo. Whit, all Of
Aqua Fris, Arizona. J. G. MARTIN,
jeis Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
BIDS WANTED.

vSoR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PICK
II ct fence o. tie east and west sides OF the
school property; also. 81 addition to the
wood shed, and other work Plans and speci-
hcatiens can b. seen at the clerks efice.
The Board reserves the right 20 reject any
or Ali bids ID. PENTLAND.
,ei2-,d Clerk Of school Beard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
Monday ihe 1Ist Day Of July. 1890

AZ one o'clock D. m. OF that day, Ia front OF
the north DO oe the Court HOUSE, in The civ
81 Prescott, County OF Yayspsl. ana Terri CRY
Of ARR ,ns, Gill sell al the right. tile and
Interest OF the said defendant Charles Yates,
In and Ia the shove described properly al
pabiIr auction. for cash IN United Sistes
currency, TO the hig hest snt best bidder.
10 satisfy sid execution ara all costs.
wN o. o'SEILt..
sheriff o; Ysyspai County. Arizona
BY NJ. MoIxxsSay. Chief Deputy.
Dated ] me ~ lS.s).
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
Notice for Publication.
LAND osF.cE AT PRESCOTT. AR

LAND osF.cE AT PRxscoTr. ARE,
May ~ 1890. /
Notice Is hereby given that the foil wing
nsmed settler has died notice OF his inien.
ion To msk. una proof In support OF his
CLAIM, apd that ssiu proof will De made be.
fore the r sgistor and Receiver st Presc ut, on
Thur sdsy. July 8, 1880. viz Milo Dow Home
stead Entry No rs. for The - NJ SW J. spd
NV = NJ SW u OF ser NJ. ana Sc y of Sc =
OF sec 10 % rs ". RSW.
He Names the following Witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous residence upon. and caltlva-
ton of. said land, via. y G r gers. VIM. A.
Neal. Peter Marx. all OF Walnut Greek, Arik.:
Roland Mosher, of Prescott, Arix.
mas ID e. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
letter List.

The following is q list of letters re-
manning in the pest-ofsce At Prescott,
Arizona. uncailad OR June Of 1890
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
Veansters, Attention i---Blds Want
cd for hauling Orea

Plenty OF water; fine road; all down
grade; three mile haul. Capacity from
% to 40 tons daily. For full psrticu-
lars address,
FRANK WELSH, Gen. Manager,
blackberry. Mohave Co., Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02
Wanted.

BY an Intelligent orphan girl OF 10, home
In some childless family, wher she could be
duiiful daughter aud attend school regu-
larry. Education and psrentage good Ref
erenees given. Address,
MISS 4. GABRIEL,
ASa LoSansporl Indiana, =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-02

Please call for Advertised letters"
J. w. ARCHIBALD, p. NJ.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-25
a HINT TO EMPLOYERS.
II Ten Cant Always Ds Gentle, Ne az Cent?
a. You Can.

a. You Can.
Discharging man for any cause Is
duty that most employers dislike.
To get arc ind the disagreeable part OF
this obligation some men resort to
subterfugo more or less amiable. For
instance. a certain firm In New York
had letter form which 1t always used
whom bouncing had to be done. Here
it is:
DEAR SIR: The condition OF our
business will not permit us 10 avail
ourselves OF your valuable services
after next Saturday. BLANK & CO."
Another large employer OF labor
told me not long ago that he never
discharged an employee
What. never?" ! inquired.
Never" he repeated. II always
ask man to resign, and If he doesn't
resign resign from the place OF pay
MUSTER"
That reminded me of foreman in a
factory who was so oft-hearted that
he never could bring himself to fro u
man In so many words. When il
became necessary to get rid OF q hand
he used to send for the victim and
address him thus: III am sorry, Will
helm. but lays you Off for a while"
..How long forP" is the usual re-
Spouse.
..Oh! ! doan know-maybe six
months-maybe a year-or two years
or ten years. doan know"-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-25
Arab stori,,.

Allah sitting in heaven kickod of
one OF his shoes. which fell into hell.
So he said to our father Adam. "Oh.
Adam, fetch my shoe" but Adam
answered. "Oh. Lord. l am thy slave;
but am made In thy likeness. and II
is not, therefore, fitting for me to go
among The deeves." The Lord then
turned to HALL Ibrahim, saying, "Oh.
HALL Ibrahim, go, fetch my shoo."
Hail replied. Remember. oh. Lord,
that ain thy beloved one, and surely
thou hast slaves who will do thy bid
ding So the Lord Allah said TO
Moses, go fetch my shoe;" and Moses
answered. ..Oh. Lori. I'm j not thy
lawgiver, and do the evil ones not hate
me?"
Then Allah saw Jesus. and repeated
his request, but he answered. Allah.
am not thy spirit?" AT length tine
Lord espicd Mohammed On whose
name be peace and calling him said.
"Oh, Mohammed. surely thou will,
fetch my shoe" And our Lord
Monammed bowed his head rs he
answered, ..Oa. my Lord. hear and
obey. for am not thy prophet" and
he went.
Another tale was OF two fcllahs
(peasants). One said. "if Allah were
TO die. who would bury lim" The
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understanding, how canst thou talk
SO looiishly and like II child; OF course
the angels will bury him." To Which
the first replied. 'Oh. thou o Ii tie
faith and no knowledge. will not our
prophet. who /. sharper than any
monkey, bury h mp Murray's Ma; u
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