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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-05-06
COUNTY ITEMS.
FROM GRAND FORKS.
In Chehalis Tribune.

SOON l EN4O.
FROM GRAND FORKS
Grass has good start, and pasture is
fair.
Seed potatoes are selling for one dollar
per sack.
The late frosts have injured early
Strawberries.
There are number OF strange cattle
ranging through here.
Our school did not observe Arbor Day,
our teacher thinking it not best.
W. B. Wilson is getting his loom in
order preparatory to carpet weaving.
AL. Santabin, Nelson's new foreman,
had business in Aberdeen last week.
Rod Murray broke camp last week he
says such prosperity as this would "bust"
any man.
d. Gillies passed through here last
week on his way to camp, with his
horses and several men.
And now Canada threatens to retail
ate; its like the tightening bug trying to
outshine the electric light.
new set OF commissioners have been
appointed for an International Monetary
Conference. What's the use OF all this
expense and sham? No one is deceived,
we are in the clutches of the. gpllbu2s,
IIll~IlIl!l q never yield as long1s here
is one dollar in sight they can wrest,
cheat or steal from the people, Or the
government.
Many ofthe Populist leaders are not
able to cope with the tricky politicians
Of the day. The republican branch OF these
professionals are already laping the
wires to cause disruption in the ranks
of popuism; a split in the ranks Of that
great party, means republican success.
They must be met fair and square at
even this early date, and be given to UNI
derstand that there is as perfect organi-
cation in the Democratic and Populist
parties, as there is in the Republican.
Should they succeed in causing disaffec-
ton, there is the one certain and cflica-
cious remedy, FUSION it has saved our
state, turned down set OF plunderers,
exposed frauds and unearthed steals that
would never have come to light if honest
men had not been given the reins Of
state affairs. BY either side conceding a
few points, perfect harmony can reign in
our national politics, as it has in our
state; what has benefited our state can
correspondingly benefit the nation.
None can deny that the wisdom OF the
leaders OF both parties in bringing about
the fusion that gave the state an honest
administration, and carried dismay into
into the ranks OF the enemy. 1t is to be
hoped that the same moderation and
wisdom shown thus far in our state will
prevail to the end. Good, honest and
equitable government is what is aimed
at, the political party name has no sig.
nifcance in the case. The silver men Of
both the Democratic and Republican
parties are honestly working for the ben
eft OF our whole nation, have cast preju-
dice aside and have joined issues,
believing it for the best interests Of the
nation. Shall the Populsts be less mag
unanimous? Let the honest ones beware
OF the cry that is being raised against
fusion; it is political chicanery and not
honest partyism.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-05-06

From Elma Chronicle:
The Star Shingle mill started up We'd
nesday, and with the second shingle he
put through on the knot saw Hank Jung
lost part of one thumb.
The Strubel & Craft mill steamed up
Wednesday to try the machinery, and is
now running full blast. Experts pro.
nounce it one of the best mills in the
country. The capacity is fifty thousand
a day.
The evening times., 1897-10-25
RAII.ROADs.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
100 a. III. week days-PITTSBURG EX-
PkEsSaPaIlor and Dining Cars, Harris
1880 A. III. PENNS YLvANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
observation Cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago,
cincinnati. Indianapolis, St Louis, CleVe-
land and Toledo. Buffet ParIOr Car 70
10. so A NJ FAST LINE-ruIInan Buffe.
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg. Buffet Parior
, lar harrisburg 70 Pittsburg.
$40 T.. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Express Sleeping Car Washington TO SC
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining Cars Har-
Ilsburg 10 Sc. Louis, Nashville (via CiE-
clnnaJD and Chicago
Ito 4. n. WESTERN EXPRESS-Pull-
man Sleeping Car TO Pfttsburg, Chicago.
and Harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dining Car
To Chicago.
ITO L. M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
1fullnan Sleeping Cars Washington 70
1o.4o p; NJ. PACfFIC EXPRESS Pull
z. 90 a. N. for Kane Canandai qua, Roches-
Yer and Niagara Falls, Gatly. except Sun
1850 a. m. for EImira and Remove daily,
except Sunday. For Williamsport daily,
7.io p. m: for wnnamsport, Rochester.
Ere, buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
t1SePt saturday, with Sleeping Car
ashington " Buffalo.
iU.4o N for Erie, Canandalgua, Roches-
Yer; Buffalo, aud Niagara Fails daily
Iulifndn Sleeping Car Wdshm gton 70
Rochester Saturdays only.
For fhilndelphiu, New York and
the East.
4.u1 p n, "CONGRESs4 ONAL LIN
TIED, daily, ali FaTIor Cars, with Din-
me Car from baltimore Regular at 100
tDIninS CaTl, 500, 300, 1000 tDfnlng
Carr, and ll.OO dining Car from VIII
nlngtonI a. ~, l2.45, 3-15, 4.2O, 500,
iU iU;O0 and l:3o .. IN On Sunday. 700
DINING CaIi, 500. 900. IL 90 LDlning
eaI IRON Wilmington a. n. 12-1 o, g. 10.
40. 90, lU-OO and L 80 p. "a. For
Phhadeiphia only, Fast Express. 7.00 a.
Gays 2:Ol, ana . 40 p. m. daily. For
h1ostol, WithogJ hange. . 20 a. IN week
ror Iays, s,,s and > 29 P, "a daily 40
900. 1000, 1880. and 100 n. m,
II iIh5' do 'ri3si4 hi2ii45 l2.50, 2:9l. 3d5. 80
80 p. m ON sunday, 700, 500.
200, 9.05s 1850, II 90 a. m, 1915,
40 % 80 80 al5i a45 so l49g go Ltiea8,. GS8.
40, and IL 80 p. ia.
For Pope's Creek Line, so a. III. and
4.36 p; n.. daily except sunday. sun
For Annapolis, 700, 300 a. M, 1880
and 42O y. N. dany, except sundaJ.
Sundays, S.0Oa. M and 20 p. m;
Atlantic Coast Line e-ENpreSs for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3O
a. m, 3.46 p. I'D. daily; Richmond only.
1907 a. M. week-ds ys. Atlanta Special,
via Richmond and Sea board Air Line.
4.4O p. IN. daily Accommodation fOr
QuanticO. .45 a. IN. daily, and 70 ..
III. weekdays.
ScasnOre Connections.
For Atlantic city tvia Delaware River
Bridge, alI-TaiI rOUtsl, 3.l5 d. IH. daily,
via Market street wharf, 900 sndl1-OO
a. ti:., ! =. - p Ia. week days, and l1-35
p. III. daily.
For Cape May, II 90 a. N. week days, 1I.35
p ~. daily
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and @
streets. anu at the station. Sixth and ID
streets. here orders can te left for tho
checking OF baggage 70 destination from
hotels ana residences.
j. J.HHUICHINSON,Ge General Ma nager.
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
1Scheduls In effect October 10. 1872

(SCheduie IN ERECT OCtOoeE TO- AoS'''
All trains arrive and leave PCnnSylvania
Passenger station. ...-s.,-
S:l2a. IN. - Daily lOCal:O Danvnlst mar
IOtJe and way stations, GUuucCtS at Al ih-Is
sas for Strasburg, ltarrisOnDu: = dhe
stanton, daily, except . 2'hudy, iHd ,.o a.
LynChburs with the NOrIfhN thu 'o,[Ih'
daily, and with the Chesapeake anu .nlO'
daily, for tue Natural BrId-,; and lex
inSton. ,-..,-rvr,s- CTR.
FAST MAIL CarrieS Pullman huTIcG
sIeepers. New YORK ana Washington to
Jacksonville. uniting at SALISBURY WIN
Pullman sleeper for ASheyllIc and HOT
Springs. n c.. knONVtlle, = chattanooga anu
NaSnyilI,. Tenn and AT Charlotte WIN Pull
man Sleeper for Augusta FGilIHan HutIeS
Sleeper New York u New Orlcans, connect
IaS at Iid lan1a ,,s,n Lot bTEit wssiaton % 10 New
ORLEANS wiJBOIt change. sunset PEI many
COnuucted tourist excursion through .Ie"per
on tins train every Wednesday I" san
Francisco, without change.
4.UI p. m. Local for ront Royal SJrd$
burg an.i harrIsOnbuTg, daily except sun
4'51 D. m.-Daily, local for Charlottes-
vile.
IO:43 D. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTh WESTEkN, EST ~ LED, Ii NJ
sIeepers, dining cars and day coaches
Punman sleepers New York To NaShNlie
Tenn, via a Asnevile, knONvHie, ahG Shat-
tanOOga. New York to Tampa, via THAR
New York TO Memphis, via birmingham.
New York to New orleans, VIA Atlanta dild
Mont gomery. NestiDuleG day coach wash
lngtOn Atlanta. southern railway dluius
car, greensboro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WAShlNuION AND ONO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.Ol a. Ia.
daily and A 5 y. IN. daily except sunday,
and 6.25 p. m. sunday only Tor Round tiHi.
4.32 u. m. daily, except sunday Tor Lees
burg, and G.25 D. NJ daily Tor HeTndOn-
Returning, arrive at Washington SO IL
IN. aud 800 p. IN. daily frOm Round hiii,
aud Z .06 a. IN. daily except sunday, IrOin
HerudOn, and S.34a. III. daily, except sun
day from Leesburg.
Through trains from tnc south arrive a5
Washington 6.42 "A. III, 20 p M anu
S:2o p. IN. daily. Harrsonburg, <, 2:4O p.
IN. and 9:25 d. M. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. IA. daily from CharlOttesVhle.
Tickets, sleeping car TeseT atlOn anu In-
formation furnished at Ofihes. oil ahd
lSOO Pennsylvania aveuUc, and at felb
sy!yanla Railroad Passenger station
w. III. GREEN, ten. Supt:
y. NJ. GU LIZ, Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
i. ). BKUWNs Gen. AT. fass. Depts
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Baltirn0re&0hiO
Schedule IN Effect June :. 1897.

Schedule IN Effect June 3. 1897.
Leave Wasuiu-s IN from station corner OF
New jersey avenue and c 81.
For Chicago and -'Orthwest, Eestlbuled
Limited trains, 1000, liz a. M; 500
p. IN.
apOIiS, Express, 1l.4j a. IN. NestiDuled
Limited, $40 p. IN; exPress IL 80 p. m-
For FittSourg apd CleyeiIIh eNpTess
daily 1000 a IN end SOD ?. ~.
For Columbus, Toledo aud Detroit, 1l-3O
For Winchester. and way stations, a5.OO.
al 45 a. M, a5.3O p IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, birmingham,
CHatJaEo0ga. Knoxville, Bristol and Roam
Oke, I1.2O p. n daily; sleeping Cars
For Lurav. $40 p N. daily.
For Baltimore. weekdays, 300, go,
x7-O5, x7 10, xI.SO, Ne-UOt 80, -. -,
Mo 90. xI2 a; m, Xl %, X12. 70.
x5IO, xJ 80, ks 20, $50, xS.O0, S:15,
x9 20, III5, XII 50 p m, and 1871
night. SUNDAYS, - 02.xI 10, ! ., \. so, 3 , 80,
20, 435. X5 90, x0.lO, $50, XS.OO.
ks 20, II is, MI SOP. u Il 2.Ul night.
For Annapolis, Oand ; 70 a m, i 10
and 80 y. III SUNDAYS, 80 j. H. 4. 80
fo1 Frederick, week days. 500 a N.
IL 10, 4 80. $50 D. IN. sundays, 500
q For i5,l iIageFstown. a1O.0O a IN. and
Fof Boyd and va points. wecs Js ys.
900 a. M, I.1J, T.05 D. N.
For GaitncrsbuTg ana way points week
days, 500, 8 10 a. NJ = 81, . %, 80.
4J3, $40. 5.30, I.C5, / 30 ?. d; Sun
davs, 600 a. III, l.lo, 4.33, 7.00, IO.l5
For Washington Junction and way points.
: 90 a. IN, $50, o 80 p, M, week DAYS,
800 a III. l.I5 p M. sundays
RovaI Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Phila adelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days, T.O6, 500, 1000 a.
m 1900, G2.4O Dining Cdrsl, 500.
I5 o5 Dining Car, t12 O1 night, Sleeping
car. open at 1000 o'clock. Sundays.
7O5. 300 a. M. tl2 40 Dining Cars, 800,
Oj Dining Carl 1901 night Sleeping
car open at 1000 O'Clock Additional
train Tor Philadelphia, week days, daily,
Bnffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 7-O0, 1000 a. m,
. OO noon , 40 and 800 p. H., week
days 40 ID. M. sundays
For Cape May. 90 noon
aFxcept sunday. NEXprcSS trains.
Bog.are called for and checked from
hofSIs and residences by Union Transfer
20, on orders left at ticket offices, 6l0
pernsylvania avenue north west, New York
.Venr;. and Fifteenth street, and al Depot
WT NJ GREENE. d y MARTIN,
t;en Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
The evening times., 1897-10-25
WANTED-HGUSES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SB2o wil buy fine grocery. location NV !;
cost 500, a snap. COMMERCIAL. SO
NV. oc25 .st-en
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT-6.room brick
residence, 1927 N. ]. ave. !;
good location; all modern
improvements; coal vaults,
etc. Apply to owner, 1928
9th st. NV. oce-.st
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FOR SAI.E-.IOTS.

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot 3tl, and
Emerson SITS. ne, room for houses also
corner OF 18th and Duncan sts.; roam for
houses; both very economical, lot 5OKl 90,
on Princeton st., near 18th st. Rw. Ap-
ply TO OWNER, l756 oregon ave.
oc2I item
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FOR SALE-1 very good family carriage:
extension top. Address 912 4th st. NV
OC2l l-3t-em
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WE WANT situations for general house
workers, Goa canaan. watchmau or lanitor:
cOlOrednursegirl, houseman, CuloTed wa tier
btenOgra pher, gUrerness. sea MISTRESS cham
bermaid, have facilities for sending Won
any kind OF help quick. EXCHANGE
BUREAU, 72I 18th vt. NV. oc.2-6t
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FOR RENT-946 n. Y. ave, 8 rooms;
furnished or unfurmshed; reasonahie
terms. oC25-ot-eIn
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FOR SA LE-IIere's a bargain; Offered at
$1,000, to settle an estate, a coZy 6-room
brick, with bath; nicely papeTed; lot SO feet
deep, wide alley, good location, l lth ST. Sc,
near Lincoln Park; a good Investment
STONE X FAIRFAX, SOC F st. NV.
OC23..}t
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FOR SALE-Cheap; one beautiful male
thoroughbred blar X and tan terrier puppy.
months old. A. o st NV. Oc2S-3t
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FOR RENT-T3O 4th st. Sc, SIs.T5, 6
rooms. a IL. l.; new paper and curtains.
OC24-7t
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FOR SALE-Cheap, a barber chair. 1901
y. Y. ave. OC23-3t
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WANTED BY young man. with liz
wears experience place as drug clerk can
rnn soda fountain. not afraid to work, good
rel. Address X. s., this Office. lt,eu
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FOR SALE-Large range in perfect order;
$40, cost SO new. Call at No. 6o1 II
ST. ne. oc24-3t
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For SALE-HOU SIS.

FOR SALE-S25O cash, SO "a month and
interest, VIII buy an elegant 6-rOom, ba y
window, press brick, with cellar: 90 feet
deep; room for stable; Will sell al Sl50 less
than paid by owner, open for inspection.
co. u ST. ne. UC23-3t EN-
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FOR SALE-Left on sale. quick and cheap
/ trap, . surreys, L wagon, / phaeton, q
side bar, l end-spring buggies, horses
/ pony cart or surrey. aud harness, All
complete, particular end prompt attention
given to selling for other parties; CaI or
write us; horses and carriages for hire.
w. l. W. aud Ii. Co., 927 ID st. NV.
Jy29-tf,em
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FOR SALE-Cheap, Iadv's driving mare,
phactOn and harness. 1901 y. Y. ave.
OC23-3C
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FOR SALE-New 2-story 5-rOom brick
dwelling; hot and cold water; bath; large
lot; price, only S2,250. A Address OWNER
B., this office. oc22-3t-em
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FOR SALE-New Groom and cellar brick
dwelling; a. m. l.; concrete street; splen-
did location; near cars; will he sold at a
bargain TO prompt buyer. A dCress OWNER
F., this office. OC22-3t-em
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE.

WANTED In the best families and hotels
situations iOr cooks, butlcrs. waters cham
bcimaids, nurses, Janitors and general
house workers, prompt service. MkS. IlN
MANS EMPLO lMENT AGENCY. 1916
VT. ave NV. or.l5-Yt
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FOR RENTING desira BILE fur. rooms; to-
gether or sngiy: heat, gas and hath low
rent. 441 l2 Ii st. NV. oc25-St
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FOR SALE-Cheap, an S-ft show case
tiCksB l2Ul y. \. ave. UgZ.j-5t
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WANTED-FL.ATS.

FOR RENT-STORE & DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Store aud cellar in stanton
flats, 1864 n. 18th st. NV: flats well
filled with respectable colored tenants;
"A good stand for provisions, coal ETC.. rent
$50. Apply TO OWNER, l442 K. /. ave.
oc25-7t-elu
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FOR SALE Hounds. pugs, fox terriers.
st, Bernard. bull terriers, collics, pup
pies, Maltese and Angura cats. SCHMfD'S
BIRD STORE, 1l2 l. 9th st. NV. se24- item
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FOR RENT BY T. l.. SCHMIDT. 1916 e
st. NV, house No. ~ 4th st. NV, store,
6 rms. and bath, all NIL, $25. oc2.S Stem
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FOR SALE-A grocery, with good cash
trade: owner has good reason for sell
ing; cheap: In the ne. GROCE Err, this office
oc19-7t-em
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FOR SALE-The finest pair Of driving and
coupe horses in the city. they are bay
geldings, Kentucky Bred 8 and years
old; perfectly matched and sound. both ar.
/ saddle horses, with SEVERN gditS. owner
will dispose of team at reasonable price;
satisfaction guaranteed. Apply SILSBY
& CO, stock brokers. SIS 10Th ST. nw.:
phone 500. se3O-tf
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FOR SALE-Camera and outfit. cost ST5,
for cost OF lens. Address CAMERA. this
office. OC1J-}t-pm
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FOR SALE-Low arm Singer, S5; Wheeler
X Wilson, s.. nearly new Domestic, latest
style, $50; high arm Singer. latest, So,
all makes, 500 To $50; easy payments.
THE ENTERPRISE SEWING MACIHNE Z
CO, 334 Pa. ave. sc. UC2O-7J
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FOR SALE-Baby carriage 50, COOd Is
new. cost SIS 80 Cd -. Sc OC24 81
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FOR SALE Second hand Cooking and
heating stoves, furniture, chairs, rOlltOp
desk, COuChes. all at I2 actual cost.
MRS. SMITH, lTl2 l4th II. OC243t
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SPECIAL bargains ia sewing machines:
New Home, 81 1 singer y. F., S5, l
American, 81; No. ; ". " W. so five
years guarantee. FUNK'S SEWING MA
CHINE EXCHANGE l., 327 Z st. 81.
OC24-3t
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FOR RENT Large, nicely furnished front
room. heat, gas, bath; convenient 10
Avenue and Metropolitan cars. 12o .th
st. NV. oc2o 81
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HELP IVA MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Help of all kinds for good
places. you VIII toe pleased MRS NY
MAA'S EMPL0 YMENT AGENCY, 1916
VI ave. nv. OC25--t
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FOR SALE Baby coach; in spleudid COHdi-
ton. with lace covered ur4brelIa, - cash
No. 239 st ne. UC223tem
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HEIp WA NTED-MALIc.

wANTEp-Young man with 8 years eN-
pcrience in furnishing store; nWderiste
salary: goodrefs Address X =, TINS Office
1t-em
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FOR RENT 3 or 4 very desirable rooms,
with bath and all convenicnces. 1888
L st. NV. oc24-3t
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NANTED-By young map aud wuman
o st. NV. 1T
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WANTED-By firSt-class meatcutter and
clerk single, position. Address MEATS,
tins office. oc2o-0t EN-
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FOR SALE-S3O buys horse, wagon and
harness. Call at 1925 Bladensburg road
he. oc24 81
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ESTABLIS RED S92: all help furnished
free OF charge reliable help wanted. MRS.
MOORE, 3oO q st. NV. Oc2 4 81
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WANTED-Gentie tieman with horse and
wagon, would like position as salesman
has experience IN dry goods, notions, gro
ceries. Address w. L., this Office.
oc25- stem
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FOR sALE-H HORSES & CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE Cheap. a splendid pair of
horses: double set OF harness, one dirt
wagon, now making SO a day. one young
colt; part ca sh, rest on time with SeCur-
ity: must be sold Monday. Can be seen ut
7O4 | st. NV. oC2i-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Agents young men. Call at
1885 st. NV, basement. 1t
WANTED Experienced agents and So
licitors, Industrial agents included: to
Call at 10. . Washington Loan and Trust
Building: splendid opening for Bustlers.
oc23- St
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FOR SA LIE A IN compelled to sell my new
home, convenient to departments, TN
proved neighborhUod; stories, 6 large
rooms; bath, cellar. room for stable; cost
me nearly 81 900: will sell much less. $500
cash. balance monthly. Address W. +. $,
$40 L st. NV. OC23-3t
Arizona republican., 1897-11-06
PUT OFF A SANTA FEE TRAIN.
But Henderlit5lr Says His Ticket Was
 Good and WamS Damages.

Kansas City, Nov. 5.-The federal court has been called upon to decide whether Israel Henderliter, who for mlerly lived in Prt,scott, Ariz., is en- titled to $22,000 which he has de manded of tlhle Santa Fe railway for being ejected from one of the com- pany's trains.
 According to Ehe petition of Hen derliter tha circumstances were these: June last Henderiter bought ticket at Prescott for St. Louis over the Santa Fe, paying s49.65 for i-. When LajunIta, Colo, was reached the complainant says he was fo. cibly ejected from tllIa train, although he had at tha time a slip of paper in his hat band showing that his ticket had been punched to Kansas City. By this time Henderllter says he was so delayed that he lost the opportunity of selling a mine at Prescott, losing thereby $2O.00O. He has sued for that amount, the price of the ticket, $50 for extra board and loss of time and $2,OOO for mental anguish. The case was transterrad today from the state court to the fedaral court.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-06
INDIAN HUNTERS DEPART.
No More Danger of Serious Trouble
 Over the Colorado Conflict.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 5-A special to thla Rocky Mountain News from Rifle, Colo, says: Game Commis- sionsr Swan and Warden J. T. Mo Lean returned here last night from Meeker. Mir. Swan went from Meek CT to Yellow Creek, thirty-five miles west of Meeker, where he met Warden Mclean and Sheriff Wilber of R.o Blalco county, who had been as far west as thl Utah line, on their re- turn up the river. They reported that tahe Indians we-se getting out of the country as fast as possible. Warden Mclean and Sheriff Wilber had been riding the country four days notifying the Indians to laave and when the of fcers started back to Meeker the In dians were all moving out. These of fcials as we'll as the settlers along the river from Rangley ito Meeld.r are satisfied that the Indians have left for good and very little uneatsinsss is felt on the part of the settlers War dems haNa been stationed along the Ulah Lime to report the first reap pearamce of the Indians"
Arizona republican., 1897-11-06
INDIANS LEAVING COLORADO.
Getting Back to Reservation Fast a.
 Possible.

Rifle, Colo, Nov. 5.-Game Comm.s- sioner Swan and Warden J. T. Mclean neturned here tonight from Meeker. Mr. Swan went from Meeker to Yellow creek, thirty-fiUa miles west of Meek CT, where he met Warden Mclean and Sheriff Wilber of Rio Blamco county, who had besh as far west as the Utah line on their return up the river.
 They rspoli1ad that the Indians were getting out of the country as fast as possible. Warden Mclean and Sheriff Wilber have been riding over the coun- try four days, notifying the Indians to leave, and when the officers started back to Med1er the Indians were all moving out.
 These officials, as we'll as Iuhe settlers along the river from Rangley to Meeker, are satisfied that the Indians have left for good and very little un- easinIeSs is felt on the part of the set tiers. Wardens have been stationed along the Utah line to report the first reappearance of the Indians.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-06
DIVORCE EASY IN MISSOURI.
Statute Found Which Obviates Neces-
 sity of a Years Residence.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov 5.-Accord- ing to decision by Judge E. P. Gatss of the circuit court it is not necessary for a person to live in Missouri one year to get divorce. A day is enough if the offense be committed here, or while one or both of the parties lived in this state. In the trial of the divorce suit of Charles H. Ladd against Edna w. Ladd, the at torney for the plaintiff called tho at tention of the court to the final clause of section 4503 of the revised statutes of 1889, which provides as above stated. Judge Gates was surprised, but he admitted the effectiveness of the statute.
 The unearthing of this law lets down the bars a little more than they have ever been before, and brOadens the possibilities of divorce in this state. It has always been thought that the plaintiff must have lived ;n the state one year next before tiliIg g the suit, but now if the plaintiff can