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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
WANTED-HELP
MALE.

MALE.
| WANTED-TEN CoLoRED BOYS; SIXTEEN
b Moses q so sss 11tB Pp pSa = A. NoUksE se w.
l WANTED-A FIRsT-CLASS JOUI NEYMAN
w barber Apply to B. A. MILLER. 5ls oh =.
WANIEp-.N EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR;
sivins references. Box is5. Star otice. fesi-sa
| WANTED-YOUNG MAN. GOOD sTENoG-
m sS1d
required to IpMtN1s Ssan once fRs
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
". ErOcery business Address p. Star ofce st.te
I XVANTED-MtN THAT UNDERSTANDS CARE
w Of horses nd make himself al in stable. to
work At once 1206 St NV. la
| NANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE But
Address Box 123. star ofiee. la
/ VVANTFD-A LIVE ENERGETIC MAN TO
81 fi ssfP S0 owen 4AR 6Sase 70
fe2l-3a lab Penna ave.. mar Treasury Dept.
/ WANTED-A MAN Who UNDERsTANDs TO
w help on ca e. Apply 3l5 18th st. NV. la
| NVANTED-AT c 1Y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
w cooks. walters drivers lsundresses. men, women.
'Gi S 0h fsa i1af'
/ w ANTED-A BOY AT 1928 9TH ST. N. ".
WANTED-A SMALL CwHITE) BOY TO RUN
w errands must understand driving and be able to
sr rhir IATSbRf Isc s ST n 1siereh'e'
WANTED-AN ACCOMPLISHED GENTLE
w manly advance manager for high class fashion
s@y and the cp hde., Or nsere W
coin BENNETT. Star office. fe2I-2a'
WANTEp-BoYs FOR MESSENGER SERVICE
w Apply l49sFs st fe20- a
WANTED PERFORMERS UPON ANY ORCHFs-
w tra INSTRUMENT to Join amateur orchestra already
organ zed: object. mutual Improvement. Address
ORCHESTRA. S,ar Office. te20-3i.
WANTED-COOKs. WAITE RS. LAUNDREssEs.
w b.rtenders. bell boys, chambermaids. house
dsd Srsd'sh ToDeHl hassage room trunks stored
w ars experience in the drug business student
CALOMEL star Office. fe1s-3a.
WANTED-lO BOYS OVER II YEARS OF NEAT
w appearance for light employ during inauxu-
ration Week good money and easy work for bright
n W, 81 floor. Asa for manager. Those stiend-
ilg s,hool can call after 3 .. IN. or on Saturdays
w had several ears experience a; tyresett and
working Smlll foot power press; state are expert
With rddTess Stars o sars e Il
WANT d = SALARY OR COMMISSTON TO
w agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
Eng Pencil The most useful and novel invention OF
Works like magic 200 to 800 ner cent profit Agents
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
rare chance 70 make money. Write 'or terms and
specimen Of erasine MoNhoE ERASER MEG co.
WANTE"-A NEW YORK CITY DRUG AND
w hea tn food conce- n down town tmanu Eacturing.
&c y Offers Trustworthy man (trsned teacrabe)
side. sI..ce.sf rxrerienre So H0inyested sIready
Addr SIS COOPERATIVE. Box 36as. New York city.
felSeo:}a
W ton typewriter operators directed 10 positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenoeraphers and
6 FHMIS Remnsson yn.
writer ONCE, sth and 7 SITS. NV se.9-u
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THREE PLANS ADVOCATED. But FINALLY ALL
ARE DEFEATED AND THE NATTER GOES OVER
OTHER MEASURES OF LOCAL INTEREST CON-
SIDERED.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


| MALE.
NANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF SOME Elk.
pRUas srsn &c.. rosiOn in drug store Adds:''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEATLY AND 40:
Ps:ify ss9; 1s.: sSs: si:s
VANTED-BY YOUNG CoLoRED MAN. sITUA-
GA es :s;.: e';s
WANTFD-Bv A YOUNG MAN OF TEN YEARS
Of gwen e. ssaf once a.:
WANTED-BYA YOUNG. RESPECTABLE COL
e r.i;s5
| WANTED-t PLACE BIZ FIRsT-CL IS Err
W man gardener; single; experienced in flowers
GARDENER. Star ONCE. fe2O-2d'
| w ANTED--. SITUATION BY MAN WHO HAS
tn:
I23 18th st. Nv. fen06d'
WANTED-BY FIRsT-CLAss CHEF. WITH
, ,s . e csie.sS any date in APR, ss!s
WANTED-BY A MAN OF SEVERAL YEARs'
mate cisIi for reliable arm msnufscturne hard and
a
w ton as chsmbermsid. nurse or waitress; FOOD
references. Call at AS st. NV. fe2i-2e'
WANTED-sITUATION AS MAID AND SEAM
Ma to g Y.s ss S
WANTEp-BY CHAMBERMAp. An ExPER1-
w enced English girl. sit alton u client New
fG.5 references Address g. F. 1lo3 10Th ST. n W.
" French woman TO teach and care for half grown
ehiIa Address. for three days. FRENCH. 17i9 i.h
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE LADY
place as working h9usekeeper; ladys maid or in
ca. Mclean IN
WANTED-BY A NORTHERN WOMAN, AsITU-
'i sssi g light h0u'e"0rk. Apply 5s 9Th St ne
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. maids. laundresses. chamtermsids. seam
tress. buffers. coachmen. footmen and kitchen help
referencefrom lasternploysrs 6l31th ST. fe2l 5e'
WANTED-BY. RESPECTABLE COLORED
waitress i.nnd'ss. LADY,: maid Cal. R'ais' t'.'
WANTED-BY MALES AND. FEMALEs-EM-
'iss: f. bfHP RFt oRb 5 ~ I'LL
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED GIRL.
w place to eook wash and 4 on. Address 3l5 Henry
for where snere other
sddf:;s fS! four DAYS MISS MARTIN. s9s Ss%sh
M ANlED-AI HEADQUARTERS POS1TIONS
w for cooks. chambermsids waitress. laundresses.
nurses seamstress, walters. coachmen buffers.
fe9O-6e' SAMUEL COOMBS CO.. sgt 10th st.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl. place as chambermaid or general house.
work IN private family; best Of references. Call at
1453 81. N. W. f-2O-2e'
WANTED-BY YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN SIT
w nation as 'adys maid; sreaks French and
English good seamstress- Address call at 1890 K
st. n.
WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVEN
w years experience in New York and Phila. desires
situation as housekeeper in frst-class hotel
cepiionabe references. Box 43. Star office fe156,'
MALE OR FEMALE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ oST-A BLACK BAG. MADE OF UNDREsSFD
leather. with oldfashi ned CLASP and cable chain
IN honk name enRrsy.6 on CLASP The finder will
81. AMI Pa. ave. and receive reward. II
I osr-MoNDAY MORNING. RoUGH-CoATED
- fox terrier Rob; white body black spotted ears
oisck an little marking on face; no collar Re-
ward L returned 10 l,sS DE Salesst. fe2l-2t'
ward if left at 5l7 10Th St n W Ii.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-SMALL WHITE DOG;
- brown head; blind in one eye had collar and
turned TO 12US Al st. ". fe2I-N
I oST-MoNDAY pm. PROBABLY BETWEEN
- J. Manry Doves ohce GO: ner 2lst and sts and
18TH and sts NV. cuff ntaininV a gold-carved
leaving at owner Residence. l1'9 fe2l-2'
I oST-oN SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1893 A
- acG and tan ecker spaniel dog; answers the
name h Of eictor, = tag No l.n; q no value only to
SCI emu reward l. Z 'Afohti' 'oi ie 70 aye
I OsT-TWO MASTIFFs MALE AND FEMALE;
- collars and tags. Reward for return TO g. KLENK,
% l. st W. fesoSts'
/ osT-A SILVER CHAIN PoCKET BOOK, CON
cable at junction. Priced as a gift Suitable
reward naid If returned to DR.. J. J. sLATTFRY. a57
II ST. s.w. fe2O-et.
I osT-ON SATURDAY EVENING. PAIR OF
- opera glasses. marked Tresse. valued IS keep
w. Room ~ fe3OISt'
I oST-GoLD BRACELET, DESIGN, BIRD WITH
- diamond setting. goinE TO or from food eKpos-
TO 2l'93 H st. NV. JOS. Raglan fe20-3t'
I osT-LIvER-CoLoRFD POINTER PUPPY. TWO
ST. NV. fe2O-of.
T osT-wILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP A
waFd az .eao-at
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f-ls b. H. WARNER CO. al6 81. NV
INOR RENT-FOUR-sToRY BRICK. los ST
ne. twelve rooms and hath moiern improve
ments- so per month. Inquire ;se6 LIST St ne
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MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED-2O 900 COOKS, WATERS DISH
w washers. chamberma Dis. stablemen for inaugu-
stion week big WAGES call es-ly and get good places
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT HEAL QUARTERS,
421 18th ST. ny fe,l -3fs
WANTED->ITUATJONS FOR MAIDS, COOKS
w house women nurses drivers. seaInst es,
hosters bartenders rters kit hen. laundry store
linen room and genl. hands. BURNHAM'e. lilo q
st. u. felS-Hcs
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MALE OR FEMALE.

aNTED-BOOK AGENTS: BIG COMMITS ION
w AMI Irrmiums paid 10 right parties. Room 81
DIS = u. n ". f-1S-:c'
IVAN ED-MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT Chill
w dreE man tn worN the farm, wife for Homework
northern people referred. DUNDORkS 1909 l. st
n. telS-3cs
w reau.c nducted ~ ladies-men and women white
and cOored. for all kinds domestic labor
and springs with references. 700 H. fel}2wcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
FOR RENT-FLATS.

T. RENT-IN 2tS2O ST NV, ROOMS
L bath. water. gas meter. coal vault in good order
Rent as. fe2O6t
LNOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY l4OS 14TH ST
L ". five rooms and bath. tn heat chi dren
yearly lease. Apply to F. b. MARROW.
iaSj-eo3 20 COrco, building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
NANTED-HOUSES


WANTED-A LARGE HOUSE; NORTHWEST;
w ia ectab,e neighb rhoOd convenient to cars
mus: have large rooms s'tabr for meeting purposes
for a society Of gentlemen. Address VI. HERMAN,
NJ D.. 3l1 9TH st n ". fe21-:t
NVANTED-A HOUSE on CAP Toll HILL;
w within 3 or 4 blocks of Cayftol; $500 cash bal
ance monthly. Ash a small houss for sS0D cash.
JOHN e. kROHR & Co. Real Estate sos + n W
fe.sOL:i
WANTED HAVE HOUSES IN THE NORTH
w east near " ST. r. ons bath, all convenience
that Will exchsn for unin rOved property in any
SCI tiOn Of the city price $40 900.
II. 5. DONALDSON.
felS-I' 105 18th st. n.
WASTFD-TO PURCHASE. DWELLING IN
w nor Invest. south VI and between l4th and
10Th sts 3 rooms FIST floor (nO Dasenept),
ST ABIE and fUkNACE not over Ell. 600. Address
X f. VI star office. felS-3t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE ROOM HOrSE
w In the northwest within % minutes WA Of 18th
and Pa. ave n about 81. 600. Address Box g2
star Office fels-:t'
WANTED-A SIX TO EIGHT-RoOM BRICK
w hOi.se must lie near line and be sold on easy
terms; price from 5000 to 81. 200.
GEO. W LINKINS
fel6 ct 500 18th ST. N.
WANTED WANT FOR A CLIENT FROM ONE
w Ia twenty small brick dwellings at bargain for
fe11-lm T. A. McINTIi.E. DID, st. NV.
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BOARDING

A FEW GENTLEMEN Oh LADIES CAN q AC-
18Th st. nv fala-3ts
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LOh kENT-UNFUt
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SOr. ..........A
$40 l1th st NV, Tor
and 2 large halls and
store.
1214fetnw ga d.. Esl
I'D, X At NV. l5r. 20f'
l05e VT ave NV. ljr. ..
1915 Goth 81, CTR.
205 n J ave NV. llr .
s09 1%th 81 NV. 14r
lT0l X l ave NV, l7r. D..
ISsS NJ st NV. l5r. -.
Ridge ST. Georgetown.
1911 Conn av NV. lar.
1921 x st NV. l2r......
1884 18th st NV. TT.
1744 X st NV. 1.sr.
1918 Conn ave. 13r. 81
1879 18th st nv. Sr.
g0l r ct NV. 1ir.......
1916 n Y ave NV. l2r .
$40 y Y ave NV. lar g..
1901 23d st NV, l1r.
1224 9th st NV. 11r. IS
4O5 llth st NV. Or
2337 Q ST NV. l2r.....
Zoo l4th st NV Or
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LSOR RENT
l4I9 Corcoran ST. NV. 10 rooms. bath. cellar
POO lss6- l242 Duncan place ne. 6 rooms. bath.
1908 st. n.e.. rooms. bath, all m. 1.
One 6-room frame in Brookland Sl2. 20
McLACHLEN & BATCFELDER,
lei Cor. 10th and q SITS. n. W.
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$40 SIS $50 SOP 9Th st. =, sly Or eel $50 30
st "a e.. IS and cellar sr b.. furnace 20. 90
iS43 Nd ave. n.s., sty base. Or bath. - 20
d:Io Is st n q. sty base r.-.-.......... IL 90
W is,h St ne. sly base. 6r bath &c. Us 30
oo4 18th St n e. sty base. 6r...... 900. IA 10
alley bet; { SITS. sty ,ir...... IL 70
l3l and LIB linden st. II. g.. - sty Ar -. 10 20
feS-3m WATERS h THOMPSON l.gg, st n "
LroR RENT-THOSE HANDS NE NEW HOUSES
LEG and lbs 9th It. N. eight rooms hath and
yard; all modern conyenences; splendid location /;
s1o Ier month Inquire Of FRANK T. BROWNING.
40 DIN ST. n W. ja.Stf
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PERSONAL.

WE ARE MAKING IT LIVELY BEFORE THE
second hand clothine. Notes BY man.
A UTHORfzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a CopmuntcstAoqs promptly attended to; oonhdeQ-
IA; one oPen al hourA Best refsrenoss WV
CIvI!. sKRvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
". FLYNN. A NJ. Ivy Instituss.
ofi-lm' Southwess coz. 9Th and Z -. n ".
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ErOR RENT-THREE UNPUBLISHED SECOND.
Il floor rooms: two front; heat and bath; S25 30
In advance; references exchanged. 30 New York
ave. n. W. fe20-:Sb'
L>OR RENT-TwO UNFURNISHED ROOMS on
ID floor. with heat and vas; bath on same floor
suitable for light housekeeping. 1233 9TH st. NV.
10 RENT-THREE OR FOUR >UNFURNISHED
rooms I'd aoor suitable for light no
no chil'r"n. 11S ~ -. ne. fe4-lmb
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XxrANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH VACANT
w ground suitable for bu lding purposes will ex-
change small houses psrt payment Apply G. j.
Nd. Attorney. 6}l = ST. felS3t
NNANTE 10 BUY A LOT on OR NEAR CON
w nectirut ave. north OF Dupont .i.cie. rom
| owner. Add ess Dos ALDSON. Sta Office. felS-3t
WANTED OR CUSTONER-LOT IN THE
w nv section; not to exceed in price -, 600.
MHEA SCTER.
1881 Arlington Ins. Co. BLDG. 1896 Pa. ".
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

,orturc upon those who possess . sense
81 the beautiful
n women would only Dc guided by
th~ Jaw 81 allowed and approved com
hination. how much misery they would
.parc the world A. large, Bu, some
unthlaxing creatures, hearing that
gray and green or blue and green
have. In some costumes, produced won
d-rful an: beautiful effects. immrdi-
s.-lv proceed ~ or,i~r . costume in tho
ssans eotsrs. thoughtless and regard
Les Of TIA. particular shs.i.s which
Ia,y have been employed with such
selling effect And the result. IL 80
often miserable failure. Dress
r.akers ought - b. required ~ prove.
before they are allowed ~ engage in
their occupation. that they have = cot
esption q the truly beautiful. and q
capacity scr artistic and tasteful CON-
tiDstion. Examination regarding
sf..-e powers would no doubt be the
means 20 eliminating a large majority
a the wou,en " M assist in making mp
sn~ psaor~ns that passes the shopping
4 strict every bright rprning and
sf.srnocn. No wonder IL - now such
. oong lnrners;ion. Tor there Is no one
o. its h--sL Way not appoint III ell
Gent committees tn look after the de-
tails ard a. rsss npon the women ~
Trey step into liue7
\, first - vas hats that startled us 90
b tser hri lisnce aud wealth % color.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

siro. closely gathered and running of
intD . point 1T the bottom. Ia agree
with the points beneath. Then
pointed yoke. hanging loose, is inserted
st.,ve the fullncss - the lace bodice.
aud the triple effect il given on the
waist by two full-sieeve fiornces,
which fall from the edge of the yoke.
A charming bodice for evenings at
home can he made % pale lavender
silk or crepe, with a slight opening
., the neck in front: jast beneath
the opening Is = gathering Of the full
ps,ss Of the waist into one loose knot.
Below there must be n water lily
bodice, made Of long. curved leaves
like the lily, of brocaie or other fancy
material At the waist line. on the
left side. plsce Your chou 81 game.
The short upper pun % Your sleeve
must be handed right through the
Middle. 80 that the paff stands out a,
the bottom. And the material 90 the
lower part 81 your sleeve must match
that of tie lily bodice.
A new sleeve Is gathered close at the
shoulder. with the gathering almost
hidden ~ band of embroidery or
gslloon. from tho gathering the loose
pun falls. from which issues forth the
plain cuff. sIso banded by Ralloon.
A remarkably pretty home gown.
for receptions and special occasions. is
made % fine cashmere of pale China
blue. The skirt is banded with three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
STYLES OF THE DAY
Progress OF the Combinations
That Appear N the Spnng
NEW THINGS IN SLEEVES
Usve Al shs GStSss Noe Drssse. Ouiy
H CAREFUL al Hos They k,-sA
HAs Nev CsSs VI NAay Casos~

Combin asisas incs~ase; 80 DO eolosx
Such combinations a. purple. gresu.
gray a1d true blue are sr~a IN oas eo.-
tasn~. thea there Is purple. bright
green AMI brown s4rs blue and erase
gr~<n- The stady % weti bic aided cod
ors - an oeeupsti',n a. &c hy ID means
ce,plssi or hsiitsled. Indeed. IL - .
coming nrld teT ~on~a. where they
RAY sees PECULIAR shade Of many cob
ors. and gather such shades a. will
HassAe a harm ,aious whole Iais can
Be done very easily. There i certain
snsis at hsitStrop- that combines
beautifully with a certain rich bright
shasie q green. and there are shades
cf helsotrOs,s that, combined with e-r-
tain shades 81 xr~eIl produe- effects
calculated u Inhict tbs, most exquisite
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

aS.mna III. CROWN. knSt,tnx al The
fi>saf ia . siy puff ~ whieh sr- aided
fsw veiios sixr~ttss me arst
ssas s.iis~. fcr satins wear. that ]
,aw. wa. very usseh saaAli4r than that
af AL year. The erpwa ~ss ANAL.
aspi very. very loo. The bvisn ~as
InuAss larger than IN. crown. but very
XGsh SMALLER than the esim II isst
<a~sa Thi~ .siicr vas trlsamod vita
. tlsrnesi-oscs baud of Wide blue rib
b,n. with hc~ knoss ~ the ribbon al
sse sale. over which two snail blue
stlgs. crossed. we're iaii The straw
o.. yosir hat mast match your 4cwn- IL
l. = siTnplc matter &, get straw in al
pecaiizy c.,lgus and shades. therefore
goa will nave no difficulty in sonfcrm-
Ing with this decrv~.
from aeable skirts we fall naturally
lato triple onss- The triple skirt IL
far pevttirs than the donbie, which n
% apt - he unsainlv Il mot made of
exactly the correct Dimensions There
ior~ the triple skirt or the skirt all
rnssie of minute ruffles IL the summer
earxNnt rh.r~ arr many mcdinea-
ti.sas ~ ~. style The effect may BE-
prod acrd b. three SNAIL tsnnces added
~ a tali skirt, each at equal distance
from the other, or the salrt may Re
mad. ~ three plain. full rufties- A
pretty departure carries cut the triple
.leA in the boiic. a. well - IA the
skirt. The sOunees on the skirt are
ao, round IN front. bat deeply pointed,
running around straight. however. in
tAe back. Beneath the lowest pointed
3ounee Ii . deep rune OF black lace
Tbs full bodice % the gown i Of lace
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

shssib-ais li.8s \, gsss .ss~ IA a. -
Kis.er q ass,ss.,l.if
- 3oFdas / .lss< - hy - bsss 80
= "A asf8 2 u tasas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Artists ate aEY do Yos sissys
pans Fosf aogeis tionsie7
iief iia>haaa sssa'aass Yon tear. as.
q lrsastts i~Hsssw-s Msx.xsas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

ss~ fnes- ttsts 1--we fsas sssssss.
Fsst'ta - - ssi4 to- Pss pc ca yoss
f~Ds l.lPe ~ sftsr heinE refused
. 7ag ns .s.ss sc k.a ao eilsxce - 20
- -<iHxoA
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15
MARRfED.

BEEBE-BARRY. In Kingman, April Is h,
d. K. Becbe to Miss Alice Barry, Rev
w. q. Blakely officiating.
II il seldom We chronicle n wedding
Nth more pleasure than in the announc-
ing Of the marriage Of d. r Beche to one
OF Mohave county's fairest productions.
The bride was born in This county and is
the daughter of John Barry, The we'll
known mill man and miner, whose inter
esis and pursuits have been centesed in
this county since it's earlies: pioneer days
The groom is well known and has also
his interests located among US.
The welding was q very qniet affair
only the near relatives Of the bride and q
few Of the groom's most intimate friends
being present ut the ceremony.
The many warm friends Of the high
contracting parties wish them all the joys
and bliss that welded life contains, and
hearty congratulations have poured in
from every quarter. The MINER is for
most in wishing them long life and pros.
perity and trusts that never cloud or
storm will mar the serenity OF their fu.
ture existence.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15
Greatly Supnssd.

My wife WAS confined TO her bed 10,
over two months with very severe at.
tack Of rheumatism. We coald get moth.
ing that wonld afford her any relief, and
IA last resor, gave Ch h.mberi in's Pain
Balm trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first appli-
cation, and by using il regularly she was
soon able to get up and attend TO heI
house work. E. II. Johnson, Of c. J.
Knutson < CO., Kenains'on, Mimi. SC
cent bottles for sale 10y
II. II. WATKINS,
Druggist
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15
Death o,x,.. ". 0. Carleton.

DiED--at White Hills. April 18th. Cora
and daughter Of Mrs. d. A. Reed, Of
this town.
Although there is nothing more cer-
tain in life than death, yet when the pale
messenger comes, crushing the budding
loveliness OF young womanhood--our
grief IL augmented because such death
seems nniimely and unnatural. II un-
dermines our reason, and seems to mock
our faith in The justi,e and wisdom Of the
guiding and sustaining power Of the
Great Ruler Of the Universe. Life seems
black canopy and hnman affection q
questionable good, and human existence
a hopeless puzzle. We can only hope and
trust.
II cannot see, with my small, human sight
Why God should lead this way or that for me
only know he says, child, follow me;
But can trust
Our departed sister WAS great fIvorite
wherever she was known. Bright.
cheerful, generous, gentle and loving in
her nature---the entire community feel
that In her death they have lost loving
friend, n good neighbor and worthy
woman. But. while We are saddened by
her death. and synpa'hize with the hus.
hand left to journey on alone-let us
trust securely in that power an J goodness
which, unseen by mortal eye, is yet ever
near--walking by the suns Of men, and
guiding their s,eps, hy his wisdom, to the
distant city and the heavenly home.
The funeral wa. largely attended by
he residents OF White Hills, and Judge
John Hinges conducted the burial service
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15

snpt. MCGOWAN. OF Fort Mohave, ac-
companied by C. H. Fancher, local land
.veu, OF the Atlantic and Pacific railroad,
ven. up to Bull Head point, on the
r,o,o,ado river 10 examine the feasibility
~ taking out an immense irriga'ins
canal for the purpose Of retaining the
thousands Of a,res Of land lying along
the river for . distance Of sixty miles
The lands on the Colorado river are
fertile snd can by irrigation DE made 10
Weld vast quantities Of fruits and gram.
The Springs are much earlier than IN
California and the market can oe sup
pl,.d with fruits and vegetables at least
s,o weeks earlier than from any other
mart Of the coast. A few thousand dol
,.,. in canals viii yield hundreds OF thou
sands to investors.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15
cAao or rSAxxs.

To the few kind people Of White Hills
who 80 generously came to my assistance
In the recent illness and death OF my
wife I wish to express my heartfelt
thanks. / also desire to express my ar
probation Of the many old friends (Dsnd
acquaintances who so generously svinced
their regard and affection BY absenting
themselves from the house Of sickness
aLd death.
VIZ. q. CARLETON.
White Hills, Arix April IA, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-15

Geo. w. Best. who Was sentenced TO
two wears IN the peniien,iary at the
April term of the District Cour, in 1897,
and who was pardoncd out several
months ago. me; death in a horrible
manner near Ash Fork Wednesday. he
was attempting to make coupling with
the p,lo. bar OF the engine. and ~ he
r ,ised il mp to insert II in the drawhead
a. the car his foot slipped and he fell
hack against the pilot. He was caught
scaipst the car and the pilot and the
life crushed from his boiy.