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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19

WITH so rG.tW
AND THOUSANDS
A LOCATE IN sr.rr1E
JUST THINK,
WILL MEAN.
BARGAINS IN
ESTATE.
&c e,aA n. sox1so feet. with two large
rnoder buildings next to the city man,
this Is a great bargain: ,
ss.ooo will bay piece OF ous.is 80, pontv
srty that is paying IL per cent. net. oniy
three blocks from business center;
e nsl-The finest corner tsoxlaW on fseEen
avenue (old Eleventh street,. near Mao
ison and good modern ten-fooih
a 5Ss~A fine eight-room house and lot. lao
xIeg feet: on the corner: an elegant
view; Renton Hill. -,.,,,,
modern: sewer connections; lot q corner
IN best part of Queen Anne; streets
graded. a.
s., loa-A fine home %. ,os 81 seven f00''s :"
e. nan-Good seyen-room house: lot eexlZS:
fines, view in the city: on easy terms
81 soe-A fine six-roopl house on ar i.ile
and graded street: two omen hrepiaces
and fine mantels: only eight minutes
from postoffice.
81 5O-A good six-room house close TO car
line: lot 60xl20 and fine corner only
ten minutes from posteffice.
81. oo0-A neat little cottage OF SIX rooms
an Twentieth avenue. between Yesler
way and James street.
f oNE-ouARTER
Sc. eoa-One OF the finest dairy farms in the
state. only twelve miles from this CITY,
in the bottom: so acres: all improved;
new two-story house. two large barns,
10 head of fine stock and all necessary
farming utensils: call and Investigate.
81 aoo-Fine water front farm OF JAG acres;
IS acres under high state or cuitivation'
200 bearing fruit trees; boat landing on
place: good buildings.
81 5No-Fine fruit farm OF 100 acres "
acres cleared. with buildings: 200 bear
Ing fruit trees: near Seattle.
81 a0A-160-acre farm near Renton. with
buildings and other improvements.
state of cultivation; good Groom house
and outbuildings: horses, harness, farm
ing indictments. etc.
VACANT LOTS
GREAT
BARGAIN ,
50 $500 lots soxleo and 4OxlOo. overlooking
Lake Washington: on car line; street
graded: fine location.
81 5000 lots right in the town OF Brook
lvn close 10 car lines. together with
sNxS0 foot e. corner) just across the
street from the county court house.
5000 corner 1oox16o feet, on Yesler way.
overlooking the lake.
$so0-One OF the finest lots on Rainier av-
enue 5nxI00 feet. commanding the best
view of Lake Washington OF any lot
in the city.
ssOo-Two good lots. 12Oxlao. on Twenty
first avenue. close to Madison street.
s5o0-Two fine lots. corner. overlooking
Lake Washington. on Madrona car line.
$S50-Fine building lots. 4ox105. near Madi-
son: fne view.
ACREAGE AT
LESS THAN
ASSESSED
VALUE.
ssOo-5-acre tract. all cleared and close to
the city.
S15 per acre-Fine water front property
south of the city: carriage road to land.
s. per acre-Good land south Of the city.
county, road
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH ME-
F. NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
and Colonial Block.
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MAYER REALTY CO.
80. "a, IS Union MIL

FOR SALE--Tide lands: 15OxlSo feet nm.
ing on First avenue south ana 0ccida.
tai avenue. This Is one Of the chdcel
tracts In Seattle, and win Be soN 4 /
great sacrifice II taken within tAe M
ten days. Owner guarantees 10 pr "a.
profit within one year. Reason III ~
ing. Klondike fever. Call and inssgd-
gate. Will he business property wilhn
six months.
Do you want a nice business block chee.
Do YOU want house and lot frum &ou
5000? Terms
DO you want building site?
Do you want a lot or two on anDtAfm1nt!
$50 down, s. per month.
Do you want 100 or 800 lots ~ a nnnt
ment. or to build on aid inapruves n
profits.
Do you want farm property? ham ~
handles, dirt cheap.
Do not buy anything without call1f Z
me. r. Fl. DEMPSkl.
506-7-s Seattle National Bank bu|Idh1
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FOR sharp and refreshing steam beer.
brewed especially for family trade, Tele-
phone Union A.
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Central Chri.tian Church.

The Central Christian church will. for
the present season. occupy the front room
of the Acme Business College in the Seat
tie National Bank building. corner of Yes
Ter way and Occidental avenue. Rev Alan
G. Clark pastor Residence 400 Union
street. Services at II q. m. and $50 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50. Sunday
THE Dual Man" Evening. "The Holy
Spirit and His Work. All cordially in
vited to attend these services. Seats free
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First Christian Church.

Christian church at Latona holds Sum
day school al. 5 y. M. followed by preach
Ing by Rev. J. n Smith at D. m,
First Church OF Christ Seneca street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues Pastor
Preaching at II a. m. and 40 y. m. sun
day school AS. Y. p 8. c. E. Sis PRAYER
meeting Thursday night Morning sub
iect, Whose Am and Whom I Serve"
Evening subject. "A Startling Question
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SPARKLING diamonds at VIM. H.
Finck's. SIC Second avenue.
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Episcepal Churchea.

81 Luke's-Renton; Rev Lionel A. Wye.
minister In charge. Service and sermon
ut .. m
ST. Pani's chapei-warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. Lionel A. Wye in
charge. Sunday school at a35 a. m. SER
vice with sermon at II a. m.
st. Mary's-woodiand Park. Rev. II. II.
Gowen Ia charge. Service and sermon at
p m. Mr.. Wilbur 8. Lewis. lay reader.
Take Green lake car. get off at Winslow
station.
st. Observation-Disclosures. Rev. p. F.. Hy-
land rector. Divine service every Sunday
nj II a. m. and 40 p. m. The Holy Com
munion Is celebrated on the first and
Sunday at II a. m. on the third Sunday at
SD p. N.
Et. clement's-Twenty-fou avenue
south. near Yesler way. Rev. George Buzz
xelie. rector. Sunday school. 10 a.. m.
Evening service and sermon 7:3o o'clock
Celebration OF the Holy Communion on
the firsf Sunday OF every month at III g.
m. and on the third Sunday Of every month
at a. m. Service every Friday at 7:so
p. m.
ST. Mark's--Harvard avenue. one square
north Of Madison street and Broadway.
Rev. r. D. Llwyd. rector. Residence.
Howard ave asenss and ssi, Denny way sya !, lsls
"Th. AR sptr,tns, Hen" Evening. church
and Creed" Sunday school at s45 a. m.
Young peoples services Mt $50 p, m.
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
Gowen. rector. Holy Communion. 7:3o a.
a. II "eloeRs Evening prayer and sermon.
80 SUNDAY school s:45 a. m. Rector's
tification" Evening subject. "Forcgleams
~ The Incarnation I'm scandinavian Myth
oiogy." Strangers cordially invited.
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FOR sALE-s1e: one lot. Maaro,, 81
near car ARK
north Of Yesler way ~ rect
"stt-corner loi 4oxIae on Seventeenth ava
nue. AZ blocks north Of Madison s,rse.
s.Et-iot aoxl20 on broadway. close ~
slsa-Corner laaxl3o two biocks 49,
Msdtson street car. overlooking Lake
car. S'"ne I'd
e1-Four-roonn house. four and hal,
lots 1 NAN
~ .se-E igat-roon house two lois
u lps-SiG-room house, two lots one a oor
ner ~ cur
1Z..t,-,Ten-room house. fine lot close .r
&"a~ Thirty-scre fruit farm all imnroyas
n 4. FELfSE 1902 second Avenue
sd. FOR $50 acres of good land with good
timber; sg0.faA feet of lumber IL a cor.
serFattve estimate: I'm close proxlrnftv
70 mill and river: assessed value ~ lava
last year was $3.50: timber alone ,s
worth 1900. taxes paid: title narfec,
Golden Gate Exchange 81 ryirekIa,
block. Feazeii e. Minnix,
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I)DlT'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Here's ffer notices in the church direc-.
tory VIII BE- confined 20 announcements -
rs,ons Extended Musical programmes fos
Sunday services and ANNOUNCEMENT ,p.
church entertainments WIN cnIy go p for
hshea at advertising rates. NOTICES ios
this Department should be received al
this Office not later than p. m $50 =,
IN order 10 insure publication on S1iA'
morning.
Methodist Episeopal Churches.
Madison street-Madison street ana
Twenty-third avenue Preaching a. = q
u. and 80 .. M Everybody Il invited,
Gilman Park. BaIiard-B. so1 ,o
Ea.sor Services o !, e !, a Enr ans League.
i ins 4 Z; 10 o'c aaA'
Swedish church - Fifth avenue nea &c.
a rss s. = O. rrs serssaer p a. Il a. m
ard 10 , m Prayer meeting .,, Th ,nyf,eS
:, e ~ ;.sI ?; m Everybody cordially 'h'''e'
TOT rn ssss.,a :.i HssnsPPn n.a p D. R'
O. N. and .. m; class meeting at IL a. m:
SUNDAY school At i2.e: Junior League at
sa0: Epworsh League at p. m prayer
African II. Z. church-isn Jones street.
Rsv: George 4. Bailey. pastor; sers So
day school. 20 = y; n: Services Of song song
mnnton Grxe Sunday In each month.
Grace hirtieth avenue south and King
street. Rev. W III. Selleck. pastor: resi-
dence Ms Yesler way. Sunday school AZ
10 a. m. W. r.. Burgess, superintendent.
Preaching at II n. m. and D.. M ZIP.
worth League devotional service at
p. "A.
First German--corner Howard avenue
and Stewart street. Rev. John G. Moenf-
Ing pastor. Hahbash services. Preaching
at II a. m. and 7:3o D. m: SUNDAY school
az e.l5 q. m. Prayer meeting. THURSDAY
evening at o'clock. Every German Is m
vited.
Hayen-Corner East Newton and East
John. Rev. J. b. Goddard. pastor. Ciass
meeting. 10 q M Morning sermon az II
a. m. Sunday school at l2l5 p. m Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. Evening SER
vice at 7.E p. m Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at Tao o'clock All are well
come.
First--Corner Third avenue and Marion
street. Rev. 2. NJ. Randall. jr,, pastor:
residence e. Union street. telephone
Green sef. Reception day. Wednesday
afternoon and evening. 10 a. m. general
class meeting: II a. M. morning service:
$3.50 o. IA. Sunday school: 4 p. m. Junior
League; Sis ~. an. Epworth League: I:U
p. "a. evening service.
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Gsrman-Harrison street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pastor. so
Harrison street. German preaching every
Sunday at IL a. m. and every first and
third Sunday In the month at .. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at 9:6 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at Z p. m. Sunday
and s o. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday al .. m. Ger
go o'clock at Rev. Mallory's mission on
Fourth street. near Pike street.
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MEdweek prayer meeting Thursday AZ -
D. m. Morning subject Christ at the
Treasury Evening. Tpcieau Birds.
German Congregational seventh ave
ME between Pine and Olive. Services
a. il a. m. and I'D .. N. John G. Bic
get. pastor
notwithstanding al II a. m. and s
n m. Sunday school az u O'clock, Y. p.
s. c. E. fla D. IA Prayer meeting Thurs
DAY evening at clock
Fdgeyater-Rev J. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services al Ii p m. and 8 D. n Sunday
school. Iz:E p1n. J. r 9. C. E.. D m
Junior Y P. s. c. E.. Friday afternoon at
30 PRAYER services Thursday evening Of
each week
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REAL ESTATE bought. sold y ssse00t
ed: residence and business. c.y rrsopet&
Business sansns. s climber la ean.iss -
tate man. Madigan, 6W Nev
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FOR SALE-Sl. 606-New house, m W.
convenienccs, three blocks from
son street. ...1a
y, p0-Highiy improved corner
CARRAHEM
40. Bailey Buildine
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baptist ChsreAes.

Market s,rees-cornsr Twensy-fourth av-
enue south and Main street, Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. y. D.. pastor. Services on Sun
dag at II a. N. and % ?. m. Young Pso-
ple's Society Christian Endsavor al s:is o.
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing af 10 SUNDAY school at 1878 N.
Morning subject. Christmas and It's Les
sons" Evening. ''Cail His Name Jesus"
gwedish-Corrler Eighth avenue and Bell
street. Rev. Andrew Swartz. pastor; resi-
denee 81 Dexter avenue. Sunday services
AZ 1870 a. m and 80 D. N. Sunday school
q, u m Young peoples PRAYER meeting
a. n m Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing al S O'Clock Weekly meeting Of
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
at O'Clock. All who understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited.
First Baptist caurch-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets Louis S.
Bowerman. pastor. residence 1901 TWEEN
tieth avenue. Tel Brown 100. Services at
ii a. m and 100 D. m. Bible school, le:l5
.. m: Mr.. G.. s. Shank, superintendent
Young Peoples Society. $50 D. m Morn
Ing subject. 1.-THE Fuliness Of Time" a
Christmas sermon with special music.
Evening subject. Babylon, the City of De-
struction." Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood will
sing at the evening service. All cordially
invited.
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Methodist Protestant ChWHchee.
Yesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday at II a. m.
Duwamish Church-Daniel Bagiey. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at 7:3o D. m
First-Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching at II a. m. and 5.30 p. m. Class
meeting 10 a. IN. Sunday school. 1920 p.
m. Y. r. s. C.. E., 6:i5 .. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at T:30 D. m. Monthly meet
ing the first Thursday of each month at
ham Glass meeting this morning at 10.
Strangers welcome 10 all services.
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CITY PROPERTY. timber 'ssSieseg4
and farm lands. equities. -. ScueS
mines and good business cnan0e, st-einn
property: Investments mas 81 60
residents. Kellogg 4 Dsbsss' -
bia street.
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invited to attend these meetings. especial
iy the workingmsn- The Volunteer armory
Is flsiz Second avenue south, under Bolink
drug store. Officers In charge Of poE.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. F. e. Mummert
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WANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED AGENTS-The Union Central
Life Insurance company. of Cincinnati
Ohio want a few more local agents in
the different towns Of the state where
they are not already represented Any
fire insurance or real estate agency at
torney. postmaster merchant that will
take our agency for his particular town
can make money. Edward Newbegin
general agent. 30S-a09 New York build
Ing Seattle: Wash.
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The Chiliren's Progressive Lvceum
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis
hail, First avenue. at IL o'clock.
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The Rev. n. Fl. Gowen win give HIS thirs
address al the Acme Business college
Seattle National hank building on Sun
day afternoon al O'Clock Good musi
and short service. Subject OF address
Christ" All are welcome.
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FOR RENT-Wsrehouse on Railroad avs-
nue.: warehouse on West street: wsrs-
house on First avenue. The f,fss In
yssimens Company. Boston block.
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Mount Carmel Mission No. 14oS Third
avenue. between Union and Pike streets.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCANA Lodge. No. 81. F. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month
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Peoples MffefOn.
PEOPLES Mission Church-14es Fourth
avenue W. W. Mallory. pastor. Preach
ing on Sundays at 2:3o p. N. and every
night at o'clock
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GENERAL AGENT WANTED-A capable
and reliable man as general agent for
Western Washington for the Washington
Life Insurance Company of New York.
The right man will be given a desirable
contract. Address James B. Day. Gem
erai Manager Pacific Coast Department,
21s-217 Safe Deposit building, San Fran
cisco Cal.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22
HUbrOOk Items.

Treasurer Scott left for his sheep
ranch last Monday, leaving his office in
charge of Recorder Frisby. He ex-
pected to be absent about ten days.
John Nelson returned few days
since from Phoenix. preceding his sheep
nerd few days.
John w. Hall, of Pinetop, the pioneer
of the Fort Apache stage line, has sold
uis interest to Mr.. Norton. Mr.. Hall
will devote his time to managing the
saw mill at Pinetop,
Dan Mahoney has returned from
Phoenix, where he sold his band OF
sheep for big price. Dan is now look
ing to purchase another herd.
Will Wooster, the Fort Apache post
trader, arrived in town few days ago
from Flagstaff, whore he had been en-
business. Mr.. Wooster reports con-
siderable and frequent rains in the
mountains surrounding the Fort.
Hon. F.. T. Aspinwall, of Winsiow,
SpenC uay IL Co"h' 'n0 o~|''J Pi :.
the week, greeting friends and renew
ing old acquaintances. @
Mrs Julius Wetzler and child, are
expected to arrive here Sunday next,
and julius is correspondingly happy.
Miss Eliza Jarvis is visiting Mrs
J. T. Jones, at the headquarter ranch,
twelve miles below towD.
I will Amos, OF Pinetop, delivered here
for shipment last Sunday, some twelve
hundred head of mutton sheep.
VIM. Morgan, of Show Low, left for
the east few days ago, with two cars
of mutton sheep. Mr. Morgan will
Join his family at Chicago, for q short
visit with his relatives in that city.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

Hon. r. T. Aspinwall resigned his
position as agent Of the Atlantic & Pa
cific at this place, and Mr.. Philips,
his former assistant takes his place,
with Arthur FIckinger as assistant.
Mr.. Aspinwall had great many friends
among our business men who regret
his departure, but Mr.. Phillips is equal
" as we'll known and will give as good
satisfaction to the patrons Of the road
at this place.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

We received strawberry short-cake
the latter part of last week. from Mrs.
G. r Bauerbach, in which 4ba straw
berries were not wanting It was not a
clearinghouse short cake-sbort on
straw wberries-but they were in strong
evidence. We took it to the restaurant
where we feed, and asked the nroprie-
tor why he did not make his short
cakes like that? His answar was:
"Where you catch him? Heap straw
berries. Cost-ee too much money"
There was more of it than we could
manage single-aanded, so we had three
of our friends help US put that cake
away, and if the fair donor had heard
the praises which were bestowed on
the cake, her pride as model house
wife, would have been more than graft
fed, and if her husband ever kicks at
the dishes she places before him, she
ought to apply for divorce on the
ground of non-appreciation.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

The Los Angeles Times is response
BILE for the following: A Randsburg
man advertises for sale town lot,
cooking utensils, and bedding, "togeth-
er with a lady that goes with the out
tit," all for $lS. 1t would appear from
this that ''ladies" are somewhat of a
drug in the market at Randsburg. The
idea of giving away a ''lady" with every
iot sold has never occurred to Los An
geles real estate dealers. Perhaps if
ladies" were cheaper here the expert
ment would be tried. Meantime bach
elors in search of bargain are advised
to 60 to Randsburg.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

The excavation for the foundation of
the new depot and dining rooms at this
nlace was begun the latter part of last
week. There is crew at work at Put
nam, getting out rock for the founda-
tion. One: kiln of brick will be ready
for the walls in a few days, and another
is in course of construction. The
building is to be pushed as rapidly as
good Substantial work vill permit, and
when completed will be an!ornament
to our town and 4 credit to tbs railroad
company.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

The constant dropping of the rill will
wear away the rock; the constant plac-
ing of an ad. will rid you of your stock
The Il uism contained in this doggerel
is none the less true because of the
character of the doggerel says an ex-
change. We have had something to
say before about the value of persis-
tent advertising, and the mistake that
is made by the merchant who is spas
modic and very far apart in his adver-
tising. Nothing pays better than per-
sistency. The merchant may not be
able to afford large sum of money,
but small amount may be spent to
great advantage, and half loaf is bet
ter by far than no bread.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

Frank Wallace met with a peculiar
and painful accident a few days since.
A horse got one of his forefingers in
it's mouth, and tore all the flesh from
the first joint to the end of the finger,
taking the nail with it. He came in
Monday afternoon last to have his fin
ger attended to and spend few days
with his family while on the sick list.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

Al Naile, Tom Williams and Joseph
Spftz were IN from the range Tuesday.
They still insist there is herd Of an
telope running on the range south of
Winslow, and that there is jet black
antelope, with no white on it, running
with the herd. If they are not mista-
ken, this is quite a curiosity, and if
killed and we'll mounted, would com
mand a good, round price.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

No leaves ',hicago 500 m. Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS, passes Abunmerque 1905 p
m Frida, and Mondays; Bsrstow 20 p. m.
Tues las and saturdays, arriving atLos An
seles o.: o D. m. Tues vs. and Satur days.
: Passengers for north of Mojave holding
slckeEs reading via Mojave change at Bar :
stow to NJ. 5.
/ no caves Los Angeles at 500 a. m. Tues
days AMI Yrid ", pas ing Barst W % p M
and needles T:3J u. IN same days: AlpuGuer-
que 2:55 ID m Wednesday, and saturdays.
arriving Chicago 1:43 "a. IL. Frid ays and Non
days.
Passengers from north of NJ, jave may take
the Limited either at Barstow or The Nee
Ties.
Only first.clnss tickets sold at full rates ar e
bonored on the Lmitei Trans
Pullman 'alIce sleeping carsdaiiy through
between CHI .ago and San Francisco and
Chicago and Los Angeles.
Pullman tourist 81. eping ears daily through
between Oh ca. o md San Francisco and
Chi, ago and Los Angelica. s--..: -t 3
Tourist cars leave San Francisco every
Tuesday and Los Angeles, every Wednes' ay
running III ough to kansas City, Chicago
aud Boston, -e
The Graad Canyon of the Colorado can be
reached only by this line.
Ask for "a beautifully Illustrated book
which viii be m ..lled free.
DON A. SWEET,
General Passenger Agent, 80.
81 s.,..r.as. A Albuqueroue. N. Ms~
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

Our sanctum was honored and made
brighter few days since by visit
from two of Winslows most charming
and entertaining ladies', to-wit; Mrs.
John Pullar and Miss Farleigh. We
have been in better frame Of mind
and better contented with our hard lot,
and the office has appeared q much
pleasanter place ever since. Would be
pleased to have you call again, ladies.
The Winslow mail., 1897-05-22

Cy Schoonmaker returned Tuesday
afternoon from a two weeks trip to
Prescott and surrounding country. Cy
says that is coming mining section of
Arizona. There were quite number
of capitalists in that section examin-
ing and bonding mines, with view to
purchasing and working in the near
future.