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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

She knows every modern ism and, as from hu
nan prison, each theosoihy and philosophy
is reflected from her mind;
Knows the standing, scope and status Of tho Be
cause, Kants and .latos. in philology GII,
psychology sh- wades In and goes 1t blind
ehe will talk you TO paralysis with Ler chemical
analysis with -tricnotomy" and "phile-
botOmy on her victim she viii bounce;
She vii. kll you II your killable vita her sound.
ing. thirteen syllable. ancient, Gline,
quip-daiian words no fellow can pronounce,
But her husband helpless sinner, eats bis bread
and water dinner; luckless fellow in the
cellar, thro' his lone dyspeptic days,
Fer his lovely wife bewiIching piles the tables y
the kitchen with the lexcous Of old Iexs
eaus and with cy-clo-pe-di-as.
And without n curse or stsmnser thro' large p.les
Of Sans-r.t grammar with agility and Gbil
ity pics his way round Ike a cat.
AMI tire zig hole in his '-trowsis no sweet Wifely
aid arouses, with complacency and pstienos
be concrals it with his hat.
The Yankee Blade
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
NO,ice to Creditors

lu the Probate Court of the 'our'N
Of Cochisr, TrrrrroTy of Arizona
In the matter of the estate OF Johi
Clark. deceased.
Notice j. hereby given by the un-
defsigned executor OF the esrst'
OF John Ci.Ik, deceased, TO tn
creditors of and all persons hsv'ns
claims against the said deceased i
10 present ;hem with the necessary
vou, hers, to the uud' rsig ned, at hi
flee with 10 Ho. flrr, in the tow
of Tombstone, & ci's- county, Ar
zrns, within four mri tbs from tn
first pubiicstion of this notice, 'ha'
heing the place for the transaction O.
The business Of said estate
JAS. CARR TT,
Administrator sf the sale o.
Johu Clark. deceased.
Dated February 5, 4. ID. 1891.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

The great bulk OF the people Of Utah
are agriculturisJs. Their possessions are
In lands and herds. The statistics show
that 80 per cent. OF Mormon families own
their own homes There - 10 other COM
munity on earth "iiCA VIII make a like
showing. There is not an almshouSe, or
re necessity f0r one, in any Of the ex-
-iuSivcly Mormon sst3 lemcuts With tie
exception of Tie m..es, every orhav in
dustry in Utah Is kept alive 10y Mormon
labor and Mormon patronage. The Nor
mons supply the must reliable non s,rik-
ing class Of lab0rers in the whole iuler-
mountain region.
The agricultural and pastoral products
of Utah for 1881. according TO the esti-
matcs furnished l.y TIE governor Of The
cory. were sUiliC eui u produce total
Of more than IS, 90, 40. delegate John
Il. Caine.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
No Temptation

"And so you Lave brought my beautiful
AIphonso home. have you, Like an honest
man, instead OF keeping him yourself. as you
might easily have doneT said the delighted
lady as she foadied the poodle. ''h here you
not strongly tempted to keep the darling
srea.urcf-
"No, num- replied The incorruptible man,
ss be pocketed the s. reward ''It weiea
60 ten, ,Jtation- couldn't have sold his hide
TO- two bits at this season Of the year, num- =
Chicago Tribune.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
NOTICE.

If you want fine straight whisky, oi
the most celebrated brands, drop into
the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourseli
that this is true. The Pony also car
r;es the finest brands OF domestic an.
imported Brandies. Wines, Ales, Por-
ters. and all kinds Of liquors. Ice
Cold Drinks of all kinds specially
The Carmen Key West Cigar is the
finest for the money 10 be had in Ari'
,ona- 81. Louis Anheuser Busch Lager
Beer on drsught at all times No fav'
orites. Come all
JOHN SHAUGHSEssY,
Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

IT would be advisable for the Rihle
society to send a man mp to Florence
and Phenix with marked copies OF
the New Testament, wherein is the
parable Of the men who built their
respective habiia,ions one upon the
sand and the other upon the rock.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
NOticestO Creditors
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Notice is hereby given to the credi
tors OF aud all persons having ciaI"'
against the estate Of William Callahan
decreased, tO PRESENT the same duly
verified with the necessary voucher
10 the undersigned, Al his Office with
q. w. Bryan. in the town OF Benson
Cochise County, Arlz"ns within ioui
months from the first publication oi
this notice. that h-ing the place ioI
rransacting the business OF said estate
THOs DUNBAR,
Administrator of the estate OF VIM.
callahan, deceased.
Dated Jan 8, A. ID. 1891.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
"R, TheRe~
R~aben Esd~ay's Refined Romsncs Il
specting Rheds Remington.

specting hhedA hemingfon.
Reuben Railway reared rosss, red rsdishes
rutabagas, raspberries, rue, rosemary. rbodo
dendrons, raised rustic racks round rura'
retreats.
Bhoda Remington raveled rugs, rippeo
round bouts, rolled rags, read romances
runic rhymes; raribled round rugged ruins
Rhoda's respectable relatives rented Reu
ber'S rear rooms, rare retired. restful, refint.
retreat Ralilnt rel loses, ravishing rcd
ishes ran riot, royal ranunculas rustleJ
ragged ruboins reared rebelliously, reeds
rattAns, running rareTipes reyeled.
Recent rains rendered Reuben restlesS
ruta1aEas rotted, red radishes rasted, Fs,'u-
bei.s ruler reduced Reuben's rates Reuben
rebelled. resisted roughly, resented rudely
reSi i-ned
Remembering Rhoda's ragged rugs, Reu.
ben re SOneI rayeiing rugs repaid
RELENTLESS rains roared. railroads rumble1
ruin riotcd ravenously, reductions resulted.
Rh,da, rarely raveling rugs, rashly ran
sacked rank roofless ruins; read rural 70
nances; reclned rested
Reuben rapidly reaping ripe rye, rsacha
Rhoda's retreat.
Rare, radiant, rosy Rboda retires, rambles
round, rallies, returns.
Rlscally Reuben, ranking rank rye, re-
gsrds Rhoda; raves, recapitulates, recounts
Reluctant Rhods refuses, reflects, regard,
K uben reproachtuliy, remorsefully. Reuben
demonstrates. Rhods rstorts rssentfully
Reuben retracts, repleads-
Rhoda reconsiders, replies retaining ReV
ben's ring, ribbons, roses, raven ringlsts
renders Reuben reparation.
Reubens ruler releuts, ruin retires, rela
tives, Rhola, Reuben rejoice.
Rash readers ruu-reunion results.
/ Resi- lectfully, RArTLEBRAIsED Ruth.
5.- f-e CUlCnv.-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

WHnE all the cities Of Arizona
which were not damaged nv the re-
cent food are Growing over their good
fortune, Ton hs,one has been mum IN
that point The peE. tusi Hood on
the COO level has taught us TO be po-
lite at the proper time.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
Notice TO CF[DITCRS.

In compliance with Title III enti.
'ed Assignments ior benefit of cred
liors" Revised Statutes Of Ariz,,na
notice is hereby given that FDH..Ier
lately ding business in the CITY of
Tombstone Arizona on the seventeenth
day OF February. A d. 1891 made AN
assignment OF all his properly both
real and personal to Charles Granville
Johnston for the benefit Of the cred
itors-end the said creditors who CON
cent to s'ch assignment, are hereby
notified 10 MS" known tIpir consent
In writing Nilh.n four nios-~s Va ,La
date hereof, aud To file n distinct state
ment OF the particular nature and lie
amount oi his or their claim ag.in,t
the said +. ID. Ha-Icr duly verified
within Fix months Of the date hereof.
with the said Charles Granville John.
s'on a. his Office in the city 81 Tomb
stone Arizona
Dated this 18th day OF February
1891.
CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON,
Assignee.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
Not &C..

Fer and in con>i.iera'i"n of the sunl
of $500 We have old and delivered Z"
Yec Lee Company eight horses and
mules, four wagons, pl"w-, ha row.
and rakes belonging TO our farming
outfit ON the san Pedro river.
HoP LEE & Co.
Dated Tombstone, Fes. 10. 1891.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

EVERY one in Tombstone will be
pleased to hear of tn" appointment oi
Col. VIM. Herring as attorney general
OF our territory unless it will lake him
away from Tombstone, in which case
il will not receive their sanction.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

Furnished rUpms to rent at Nr-.
Eccleston's, corner Of Fourth anc
Bruce streets, 1uiei neighborhood and
pleasant surroundings: BY the day,
week or month, At reasonable rates. ti.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
EOR MALE.

One hundred and sixty acres Of land IN th'
foothills Of the CbiIieahua mountains, fenced
and un er cultivation. rIises finest KIND o.
fruits. Water permanent A beautiful tract o.
land. The fullest inyes,iga s.Io~to. Ap
pl, at this Office.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
honArcs FROM rHs SPANISH.

verdant fss1s blsorn fresh aHd sweet
Where the waves OF 1ormss flow;
For she &C mes with tripping feet,
C1illins roNers shich round her grow.
On the fer;'le meais around.
And the forests cool green gloom.
Where her footsteps touch the ground.
May each bud break forth IN bloomi
lilies white and Glove pinks sweet
Now in brightest colors blow;
For she comes with tripping feet.
CGllinG flowers which round her grow.
Dcwy pearls the rosy dawn
Casts down from IFS portai's height,
And upon the vgrdant lawn
Crystal drops are cleaning bright
WL-.c the sun wiki fiery heat
Like a ruby gen doth glow;
For sire CONES with tripping feet.
Cuulng flowers which round her grow.
Now gentle pcrfUmed breeze
Ger the waving heritage plays;
While betwixt the leI,fy trees
Ni-htingales iutone soft laws.
The bri ;At nasceut morn TO greet,
\ WIKI sweet soices twItteIiug low:
Sor sle comes with tripping feet.
Cullng flowers which round her grow.
Translated by Baroness swift
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
The ,eople Of Portland Ore. arv

taking steps To- induce the Legislature
- --.ab;;sn YES: E-z IN the Casr.,--
---..-:ain. 1 e edeNgned 10 have t,--
,...a include sis-uut mood and Crs,v-.
Axe, wll!ch would rake II forInidr
able rival Of yslIowst.ne park-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
When Turning the IenveA

Il Is stated upon medical authority that
readers should refrain from damping their
fingers In turning over the leaves OF
library books, as this Is sure way TO at
tract any stray bacilh that may b iurk.
lng around---Chicsgo Herald
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Copartner ship.

The caparrnership heretofore *
is,irg between 6 r. Watt aud G.
b. Tarheil. uud,r the firm uame of
Wsu & TartelI, conducting an un-
l,rtaking business in the city Of
Tombstone, 4. T.. has tins day been
dissolved nv mntu.l consent
The business will hereafter he con-
lucted bv c. B. Tarbell, who will
nav all bills and collect all accounts
lue the late firm.
G r. WATT.
&. B TARRELI
Tombstone. Arizona. Feb. ,. 1891 81
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03

Hats sold below co-t at Euchei
Gres' furniture store. zo-Im
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-03
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL. PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch OF !
n White atwolcott's Cash Store. S7t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

dod for ssntlemsn: II new brisk house. on second
SsSn !;
| EoR RENT = HANDSOME WELLFURNIsHED
1 soqh rooms single or sn suite; large cose.A
EoR RENT-123B 81; &c. OPP. NEW LIBRARY,
suite q sr..ht cAssrfu roon on ssc0nd and third
ton rood for sumner bosrders. h'Sn anu spf4 i
FOR T-FURNIsHED-FIRsT FLOOR, ONE
G ses Ssnt rGn sns th s nsor four
F9R EESJTalss 81 Nv THREE NICE IN
convenient to cars and Departments. apI4-3'
FOR RENT-ls24 ST. ONE LARGE NICELY
f.nshsd s0uthrOns room ON third 400. 4
EoR RENT-e24 e2D ST. THREE sECoND-sTORY
rooms. Furnished or unfarnshed. for light house
c m.' OF
mont 81 Rass viii ssE
the second Aoor with hot and cold water bath and
Inquire Sa .a'ff aHss s..
FOR RENT-7le 18th BET, 9 AND FISTS. FUR:
r.5 q Gss ON .ns
noor Summer prices Private family spl4-&'
E0R RENT-sUITE FOUR ROOMS; SECOND
+ Thoroughly cesn references e.shspS:d
EfOR RENT-465 ST. NV, OPPOSITE PEN
with without board FIRST and second floors apl33t'
EoR RENT.S15 18TH ST N.w.-ONE LARGE.
bat: sp, sd P4r0r privilege hr''ela'' .''Olm0ds'i0n'
Tor RENT-2o30 G ST. FURNISHED ROOMS
with board bright; cheerful; convenient 70 Navy.
State. Treasury and War departments; herdies pass
EOR RENT-MAIN FLOOR, TWO LARGE ROOMS
suitable for business purposes l1th st. bet and
:, second floor 3 large rooms. with bath plenty Of
Third hoor 5 large rooms. with bath very pleasant
Basement. large rooms. suitable for business pur-
house on 18th st. bet q and 4 sts and viii be rented
separately or together either for business Oats
apl1-N WARREN CHOATE CO., 100 18th st.
EOR RENT-F URNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED-
81 81 toD '0'A0n aOe' ~'''0fsa peo opioes ~
Tor RENT-wE HAVE OVER 300 ROOMS FROM
Jus, whs You MAKE ROOM @ Of sr Us
Room7 ep:}- l2ts
EOR RENT-HAvING SECURED THE COMMODI-
Gus residence adjoining my own at 1895 st: n w.:
! am prepared to accommodate . limited number Of
RENTED throughout with new furniture carpets and
furnishings. Gas. steam heat bath and other modern
improvements lend to its comfort; Rooms with or
~ fR S9sEd Il s9T%sr rates.
1888 and l435 st. NV. ap4-lCts
L,OR RENT-APARTMENTs OF TWO OR THREE
= rooms; furnished or unfurnished; private bath;
summer months. J. +. ROBINSON, Prop
nh11-3m 10 years ut wormley's.
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O0csrs Elected.

The South Washington Endowment Relief
Association held their twelfth annual rasssing
list night and elected the following officers for
tho ensuing year. President Isaac Fairhrothsr;
yice president, r i. Bartle; secretary, Ellery
J. Burt; treasurer. W. A. II. Church; II. w.
Smith, John A. Watts, Emory w. Yount Chas.
@. Moshsrsead and Henry wex. directors.
At meeting Of the directors Of the Lincoln
Fire Insurance Company held today the follow
ing officers were elected: John 7. Arms, presi-
dent; y. g. svormstedt vice president, and
Lam Towers. w., secretary.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEp7FURNIsHED ROOM WITH BOARD
preierred Address H., Star ONCE. It,
WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, FOUR OR
w nve neatly furnished rooms small furnished
mouse ior housekeeping rent not to- exceed 30 per
n W. between I'd and 10th and G and L. southern ex-
RENTER. Star Office. apIo-3t.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM WHERE EI.OCU-
w ton may be practced during the early morning;
L. NJ. ELO. Star office spl5-}ts
WANTED-NICELYF FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
I'd floor facing south east. with board for gem
tleinan and wife, between G and L and I'd and 10Th
q. W. not 70 exceed so pei month; references Ad-
oress NEMo, star office. spl5-2t'
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES IN OFFICE, BED
eating; central permanent if suited Address BOZ
WANTED-COOL PLEASANT ROOM, BY LADY
w In ONCE, within eight squares OF Post Once
department or near convenient line of board
house or immediate reighborhood; northern family
preferred references. q. q. L.. Star office. IT
WANTED.sOMEwHE BETWEEN 6TH AND
w l4th and l. and SITS. n. W.. UNFINISHED room
BY single gentleman. Address x. A. W. Star ONCE
WAN1ED-wE HAVE TENANTS ON OUR LIST
Nv for "a suites unfurnished rooms in northwest
fsrlss having suites OF rooms, flats small houses
kECIOkY, 9S4 T ST.. Room7. ap15-3t.
WANTED-DEsK ROOM AND SHOW WINDOW
w on prominent st. Pennsylvania ave. preferred
Address J. y. D.. star Office. spJ4-N:
WANTED-ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UN
W iurnishsd room. communicating, with board In
Address 1923 New Jersey avenue NV spi4-2t!
WANTED-COOL ROOM FOR SUMNER: PRE-
w fer south and 'front.'; reference Address
naming price. j.. Star Office. spl4-2ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| WANTED-BY SETTLED VIII Z LAD,, A
SSrsss 80 sssG
sas.. x T ~ e.; 70
| WANTED :. ENGLIsHMAN. @. AT PRESENT
w employed. wishes situasion e valet 60 travel
= an 2as
114e 17th ST. NV. spl5-3t'
WANrED = SITUATION AS FARMER. GAR
Sh saa RES sS %
WANTED-BY < SETTLED. LIGHT-COLORED
w woman. q situation as nurse: has had much ex-
~es iii ST.
WANrED-BY a coLokED Girl. PLACE AS
Apply at si47 sS m
WANTED BY ONE OF EXPERIENCE. POSI-
eFsnses and bond Il necessary Address 4: Star
WANTEp-cALL 70 cooMBs co. g BUREAU
w forcooks chambermaids. iaundresses ladies
d.,py men references from last place 527 10Th st.
w maids, nurses laundress. houseworkers. but
ss s1aShmen ns,ss., 1oosnsn farm and dsizy-
WANTED-BY coLoRED WOMAN. PLACE
.ss. ~ prvate family to nurse do chamber work q 70
lOth St from 10 I'm. to JPN. it
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
work &ddrss. H saa oes assist with oiesf
MANIFESTATIONS. BY RESPECTABLE
CLARA i. ROSE. 1857 Madison st. ". IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY COLORED BOY OF
w eighteen to drive for q doctor to make himself
4se en IN toardng house or private family Address
NNANTED-sITUATIUN AS HOl sEKkEPER, OR
w would take charge Of house for party leaving
Mrs wIIs2S sai os 'a spi is:s %
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w g1ri. place as chambernlaid or nurse in first
class family no objection to going away. At l04 Sd
st. n. W. for three days. It.
WANTED-POsITION AS FOREMAN IN LIV-
veterinary; best reference given. Addres: B. B. Star
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
w and polite servants Also positions for applicants
bURASp sTHGKLEFokb. F rOp.. Us .. 4ii1oh
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES. POSITIONS, ONE
as trained nurse the other to care for one or two
ence Address A. M. Star Office. ap14-2ts
WANTED-A SITUATION AS DRESSMAKER IN
s, family or with dressmakers Address, E..
star once: apl3-3t'
WALNSIED-RY PRACTICAL BUTCHER, SIT
WANTED BY YOUNG LADY SITUATION
w where general intelligence and neat and rapid
penmanshp will be brought into play Moderate COM
Pensatlon ENEkGY. Star office. ap13-3t'
WANTED BY WELL-EDUCATED FRENCH
Star office. apl3 St.
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR NURSES, HOUSE,
w, Par!or and kitchen maids. cooks, walters. house
and Kitchen ,ts,t hands. {Ihis and other cit,esl
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1Sll " lufD. lfE. ..G<sN
1875 + Ut tfur). use of
horse and carriage.
.I;;.......-...::.-...-15 C
3052 ? ct (fur). 13r. ... 80
Park Hotel, 9TH st road.
oil Ii ir1 10Th st. ne cor 18th 20
End X SITS, Tor. ........6S
III 9Th st. 15r. 81
l3S VT ave. Sr. .52. SC
110l N b ave. 1lr and
"a an 4 j ave. i6i;......oo 81 &
l5l9P 1t lfurl, Or. -. AZ
1S21-2325-27 and %
Corcoran st, Or. sc
800 Missouri av, 10r. 20. "a
Upper part laos p, 1r..,2i
1897 18th 1T, Or. %
1881 18th st. 6r. .25
l3S v st. Or. -. &C
6l0 L st, Ir........... -. &c
llo Madison alley, 5r, Ia
2113 ID st. :1r. 10
323 L st. 5r.......,,,l1
LIST floor 917 Temper
ance alley. 4r......l0. IS
IL and IL Chester court,
E........-...........10.3 SC
OFF
46S La. ave, LIST fiooror
basem'nt. 2 front rms. ESQ
46S La. ave, 4th door.
8 rooms. .2i
46S La. ave. back RIM,
"a moor. Ia
43O 9TH st NV, front
rooms, Sd floor. .,...,..15
40 9TH st NV, back rooml 5
Gunton building, rms
30 and ~. Is
Vernon Row. room 20. d.. rs
STOR
Str and dwg 1919 It'll
st NV. 6r. .S15
Store and dwg el6 @ st
sw. Or. ............3 80
Store and dwg 1909 18th
store I and cellar aiis = Ii =
st NV. Or. ~. 90
Store sos 9TH st sw.
VI ~
The above is only a port
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th. [ap1Ol
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f on cHT or

-, ~. d.,so, LII, $1,000, 70.
1S91-Seaed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
the Cut Granite Of Light Blue Gray color and hDe Krsn
ing OF the boiler room and for pump beds and etrr
templates for the building for the Library OF Coasre
O'clock IN; on SATURDAY. the EIeHTEEETH
after in presence Of bidders Specifications. general
instructions and conditions. and blank forms Of pro
posal may be obtained application ct this once.
BERNARD K GREEN. snpsrintendenf and Engi-
neer. mh24. ID. u, 80. spI5k1s-u
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-PARTIEs WHO WISH TO SELL LOTs
w and take a. part payment furniture, carpets or
piano, address HUGO WORCH l. CO., 524 and if25
9TH st. Pianoo and furniture sold on easy terms.
mh1Sr1m s'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING CORNER
Il Of 3D. and SITS. Sc. Has been used for grocery
and tor the past nine years. Inquire at HEAT
LEY'S coal yard lS2l LIST st. sc. npl5-3ts
ErOR RENT-43I 23D ST., STORE AND DWELL
F 'DK RENr-store and dwelling corner o, 18th and
c sts.se. DAVID ID. STONE. 800 st. NV. apl4-N
LrOR RENT-A DESIRABLE NEW BRICK STORE
and dwelling. 107 H st. n. e., containing rooms,
in rear; rent, eos. Apply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
S'0 INV Rp13-St
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WooDsyssssz,; ~ F AN rs Sea. .,,

rr,v.r.a b. b.r as sals Mp MI scaE
asncs. Uneen.lsd ior scssmA scalchcsd. o<ly ehin.
ugV cappssxaoa. S1 A ..fsins@ r-ss.Ss ssr 81
scelp anect1ons and surs prevsltlvs Of All fons g
FACIAL -BfExIsHEs.-i2s-p.r Boos On n,rns-
mo scaap snections and thear u<ame1d srnt sss~sl
John II WoOb6t'El ncr1resoIo1r1nx.
fs6-v6n1lm LIS VI 60 ~. Ee1 orf s1fy.t
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Acting Health Offcer Peters was busy today
looking after the affairs Of the health Office,
while Permit Clerk Mcdonald had all he could
do 70 make out permits for the burial of the
dead StAtisticial Moore was seated behind a
large pile of death certificates making the
proper elassihca;ions and entries Of the names
and causes Of deaths
last week, stated in yesterdays STAR
there were more deaths than has ever occurred
IN any ore week. but 80 far the returns PROM
ise an even larger number the present week.
Monday there were twerty-seyen deaths re-
ported. and Of that number five were from
pneumonia, three from the grip and one each
f-ocl bronchitis and congestion of the lungs.
Yesterday the number was even larger. the
total being thirty-two. OF those, two resulted
from the g-ip, three from. the pneumonia, two
from bronchitis and two from measles. II the
avorase for the two days continue the balance
OF the week the totsa for the week viii be more
than 100.
DRIP MOTIFS.
Nh. George A. Lane Of 9l3 New York avenue
hAs recovered from a severe attack Of grip.
DIT. W W. Evans, who has been dangerously
III for the past three weeks with the grip, L
slowly recovering.
Detective James A. McDevitt Il confined TO
bin house with an attack Of the grip.