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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
LARRIS CAIN & co.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
81 HINCKLEY BLOCK.

$s66-Will buy you Il neat little home by
paying $500 cash and balance $40 per
month without interest, on Madison
street car line
II YOU WANT four lots near the Univer-
sity for improved city property We can
accommodate you and assume small in
cumbrance. our lots are clear.
RESTAURANTS-We have them from 5 %
to N,i0o. all well payers. The latter is a
restaurant and bakery combined, COM
pleIe. with delivery wagons, teams. etc,
in a brick building. The weekly revenue
from the bread wagon runs as high as
$50 per week. Daily receipts in the res
t3urant department $50.
DRUG SToRES-Two of them will be sold
at big sacrifice ii taken now.
s., 50o-Wlll put You in possession of 4 mag
nificent home on Seventeenth avenue.
just north OF Yesler way; lot 5oxi00 feet :.
$1,000 cash; easy terms, for one year or
longer.
Call on us and let us assist you to a good
business. our advice rs To location VIII
be OF assistance to you.
LARRIS CAIN & CO.
81 Hinckley Block
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In order 10 Eecure correct Insertion OF
notices ardee tnsse heaatpgs- the same
should be ssftzt he BUSINESS oElce OF THIS
raTs1g No crar.e Is made for such no
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FOR SALES 800 takes cine 60xla0 lot:
Sixth avenue. between Spring and Seneca
streets; terraced stone curb: one block
from Madison car line: Groom modern
house fine view of Sound and mountains.
s.. 6oc-Takes lot 60x120: Boren avenue: good
View of Sound and mountains; best res
idence portion Of city.
N,No-Takes two acres level alder bottom
garden land. all in cultivation broom
house: stream of water through land; on
ear line
Sioo-Takes two lots and 4-room house, La
tona one block from car line.
Sie,eo-Takes block and lot 10 feet; Pike
street: a good investment
S2.ooo-Takes lot 60xf20 6o-foot front. First
avenue. near Yesler way.
MADIGAN.
5O7 New York Block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


AacANA Lodge, 70. s.. r. and A NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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GREAT
BARGAIN


s4.0oo-A fine corner l2ox1a0 feet. on West
ern avenue and Blanchard street With b.
room house.
s.. 5000 lots. 5nxl2e and 6oxl2o. overlook
ing Lake Washington: on car line; street
graded; fine location.
81. 5000 lots right in the town Of Brook
lyn close 20 the car lines. together with
a 60xSo foot "a corne1 Just across the
street from the county court house
ss00-A corner. 100x16o feet. on Yesler way
overlooking the lake.
Ss4o-One of the finest lots on Rainier ave-
view of Lake Washington of any lot in
the city.
s60o-Two good lots. 12oS12o on Twenty
first avenue. close to Madison street.
s600-A good. slightly residence; lot 61xso
feet: on Hyde street; four blocks north
OF Madison
sS50-Fine building lots 4ox1o5 near Madi-
son: fine view.
ACREAGE AT
LESS THAN
ASSESSED
sseo-5-acre tract. all cleared and close to
the city.
SIS per acre-Fine water front property.
south of the city: carriage road TO land
IS per acre-Good land south of the city,
on county road.
FOR RESULTS
~ PROPERTY
WITH Me.
r. NJ. JORDAN
Real Estate and Insurance,
) and Colonial Block.
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WANTED ~ oang man I'll. office cashier,
with ten years office experience, desires
&c make change for position with oppor-
tuntty for further advancement. .nor-
Begie aud Of strict habiis. highest recon-
mend4tions Address l.. c., care Post
Intetiigcneer.
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BUSINESS CHAxrr.

FOR SALE-The f,,-,it,ra -. -------
hofise: ! block from ro~ross,-s. 80 = s.roc0
hlo Soie' Mayer Realty Co. 8 49,
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FOR SALE-Hotel. x roo-,s.
ground floor; steam heat ehsce On
- see Mayer. Realty Co ~.
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l oH sSALE-Cigar stores: lodging honx.
commission business ana on stores
aila furnishing goods store lorna mug n
hIoc1 mayer Realty Co, ss-ss-S un aoo
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Stationary engineer. $3.50: men
To load sleds. s.: chief cook, 81 week;
oyster cock. sl2; rough carpenter. 81
mill cook. $50. carpenters helpers;
nall rousta5outs. sl.I5; hotel electric engi-
neer. ship carpenters. $3.50. teams. S. 30;
tiemaheTs. hotel cooks, mixer. ~:
dye works man. woodSn1en near city;
road repairer. 81. three stout men for in
side work $3.50 day; coal miners. 80;
outside the mine. N15: boilermakers; rail-
road iahoreTs. Size for eight hours. free
pass; edgerman. $3.50: wood turner, mill
hands; tcamster helper. Sl.oo; woods
crews. sawyers. buckers: barkers; hook
tenders; rigging singers; swampers;
skidders; roadmen: mill blacksmiths:
laborers s.: men to load wood. S1.15; wood
and bolt choppers. soc and 81 per cord:
teams: machine drill miners. free pass;
business chances: Eastern inquirers in
close 81. Cranes Employment Bureau,
I06 Washington street
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r. NJ. JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance,
3 and 6 Colonial Block.


FOR SALE-A fine modern home 81 eight
rooms this property has an unusually
large lot, is close to Madison street. on
second hill. and has good view the house
IS new and is well constructed In every
particular: If you are looking for Il good
home. il will be 10 your interest to in
vestgate this Price. $500.
An excellent home in North Seattle. suit
able for a small family; two fine lots.
60xl2D each, and on corner: lots are in
splendid condition with respect to lawn.
fruit flowers and shrubbery; property
fronts car line and is two blocks from
school, modern cottage Of six rooms;
price. s., $50.
A very nice home on Sixteenth avenue.
north of Madison; lot 60xi20; six room
modern cottage. price. $i,S50.
TWO good lots on Broadway, Forth of Mad
ison; lots are G0xlGo each. one corner:
there is fair house on this property.
but the lots alone are worth the price
asked. s2e)0.
$550-Two lots e0x12o each in Renton Hill
addition. one block from Madison street
siJo-Good corner lot on Madison street
y w. WEST, % Union block.
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Position by yonus man OF coed
peTienee with Colorado mining, smelling
and railroad mpanies. hTst class ac-
countant. sienosfapher. typewriter and
telegraph operator: references. viii ac-
cepf small salary 10 commence. Address
r. F.. care Post Intelligence.
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.'fs sALE-A stock o. dry -c,a.
snIii eiossiag. shoes and boots. NIL, NO =
see Mayer Realty Co. IS Union MAJ
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PRICES.

S.0s1The finest corner t6oNlNi on tsolsn
avenue fold Eleventh street,. near Maui
son. and good modern la-room house; -,
81 5ae-A fine S-roon, house and lot iZsiNi-3
feet; on the corner. an elegant view ;
Penton hill.
s. fes--A nne home of seven rooms IN
Queen Anne; lot 5slxleo
$e,.a--(sood 7-roon house: lot oaxl->' hHsst
view IN the city; on easy terms. -,
81 .s5e-s-roogn house. newly panied a, is
papered: hath room; lot 6oxlso feet. onts
10 minutes walk from postoffiee; TWO car
81. 55e-A line s-room house: strictly mod
eru: on car line and graded street W.
open flre PLACES and ma nantes ohis s's"'
sl.51-A good Groom house: close 20 cal
line. lot 60Nlo. and fine corner. ,,s
sl.50o-Good s-room house; hot and coaa
OF Twentieth ave and Z Spruce. great
bargain.
and painted, on Twentieth ave. between
Tesler way and + James: corner
N.@.A neat little cottage OF SIX T Toonls
on Twentieth avenue. between iesiei
ss5o%Fou bur- cottage: lot 4oxlo5. with
fruit: fine view close to Madison street.
the greatest bargain in the city for any
one wanting comfortable little nome.
oNE-oUARTER
THEIR,
g. eoo-Fine water front farm of l4s acres;
- acres under high state OF euI,a ,s a
place. good buildings. .,
s.. 50-Fine fruit farm of 100 acres; ~
acres cleared. with buildings; 'W bearing
fruit trees: near Seattle.
sa,o0Gl6o-acre farm near Renton WIN
buildings and other improvements
81, 5@o-io-aere farm; Is acres under hlgn
state Of cultivation. good l-room house
and outhuildings: horses, harness. farm
ing implements etc.
81 S01-One and one-half acres of good land
all cleared and in fruit: good 5-room
house. with cellar outbuildings. on Green
lake ear line
VACANT LOTS
AT
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~ sA,L M spiendldly located rss..n
ida'. Mayer Realty Co. IS Cniar n ,aIl
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED StepCsrap her. seven years
experience in general offices o. a rait-
roau company wants position by ,iarch
1 tsocncr u ueeiodl, understands clerical
N-o'F. Address X. caro- PoSt-lnteiiiscn-
Ger,
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nv PRiNrING OFFICE FOR sAIr
~ DIRECTION Of the super;er s.,,...
s;asS county. | am prepared to r resrs 8
stock-in-trade OF the onesn ci ran n ana
a'sS S9mpany; now being operated Nv s' =.
as Job and book Printing sas;, - ne
rooms "a Is. Is and It Colrnan SuilS;,aa
,,ra,,.,, tvenue. Seattle. Wash, where ~
Lnoperty may be seen. This il an srssI
,ens opportunity TO acquire a going hs,ss
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WANTED--Men and women 10 work al
home ! pay IS 10 $lS per week for max
ing crayon portraits. new patent method.
anyone who can read or write can do the
work, AZ home. In spare time day or
evening. Send for particulars and work
at once. Address II. A. Gripp. German
Artist Tyrone Pa.
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WANTED Ey an aged japanese man. POI
sltton as "a cock Ia any place preferred:
can FURNISH - good nrst-eiass reference.
Address II. &. care Fost-lntelligouccr.
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D. E. DURIE, Receives,

sl.es-Lodging house If taken hv 1,,--,--
next. 80 rooms with one yesr,s 49,
no other such bargain in the CITY fnr -:
amount OF money invested. Fasts " w
iacis: figures won't lie. We can sa,, ~
any one that the income OF this hos,sss
Is over $3.50 over and ahoye an aSsn nssiso
and rents on rooms can be inrrssssS.
co.'s are being put in several roorns an
9pphcants turned away every day' g
Hinckley block. 1As'
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r NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
and Colonial Block
BARGAINS
GOOD
PROPERTY.
So. sg-A f,ne 5-story brick block on First
avenue well rented.
avenue.
s5oa viii buy Il piece OF business property
that is paving y per cent net only taieS
blocks from business center.
HOMES
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WANTED-ln every county. agents of the
klondike Cooperative Gold Mining Com
pany; new plan. IL eral terms. Address
j. \. Giboes. secretary. =. o. box 20. Sc
attic. Wash.
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WANTED-Thorough hosiery salesman:
must be experienced and capable of taxi
ing charge Of hosiery department. APP
ply BY mail. stating experience and sal
airy expected. l.. w. Newhall & Co. Sc
attic
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WANTED-Advertising solicitor on large
daily newspaper doing special work. APP
ply Monday. between and II a. m. room
6. No. si3 Second avenue.
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English branches French and Music. sue~
cI1l care given backward childTen. Adj
dress -. T., care Post-intellgenCer.
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MAN hn Ewpl gmcaf hv Youne wllay
good cook or restaurant waitress. willing
90 so % Alaska Address +. r. Post
ln.e}}i .g~nrer.
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MONEY MAKER-f took old Dr. Lees ad-
vice, make sifJ0 a year and expenses
selling S. Quaker Bath Cabinets. easy
job. no capital; Turkish and Vapor baths
at home are delightful: no doctor and
medicine bills. cure and prevent disease.
Write for place. A. World Mfg. Co D,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WANTED-3 millwrights. settlers. ed
geTmeu. tailymen. . double blockers, 4
knee boilers. cook tsmall campl. packers.
knot sawyers. iahorers: fare TO any posi-
ton advertised 81 or less. Cali Sunday.
after a. m. Ballard Employment office.
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SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.

ALUMINIUM AND ENAMEL. LETTERS
and figures for signs and house numbers
All XeS.s. way.
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FOR SALE-Ali or half. Paving ma :.
turing business; fine opportunity ~ 49,
flee man with knowledge OF mees
Address u. A. -Intelllgenfs.
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WANTED tv ~ dow. position as house
kee arr cfEa fTltso maid or cashier. ..u-
.ress : s hosf-Ia5e i}E. aeVr
WAtTtNti Aa Glasses 81 rHantS at ss2t
NeE-stIN oflCr. t-rsf ANenue SoAttle.
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FOR SALk.-S1, Sa0-IIouse with modern
convenences, slightly location and desir-
able neighborhood
sS,5o-Desirable hotel of Sc rooms all fur
nished: steam heat etc.
First-class hotel, convenient to business
center. CARRAHER.
40i Bailey building.
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FOR SALE CHEAP want
klondike: barber shop ana - ~
complete: refit sl2 per month. ~
ticulars call 1923 Second avenue
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James Roarke, deceased.
 Neotice is hereby given Ky the under signed. adrniniStratYiX of the estate of James Roarke, deceased. to the creditors of and an persons having claims against tf1e said deceased, to exhibst them, witE the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication OF this notice to the said adE2inistratrix sss the office of Baker & Bennett in Elem zng Building in the city of Phoenix, tine same being the place for ehe transaction of the business of said estate in ssi1 Admanistratrix of the estate of JaIaes Roarke, deceased.
 Dated, Phoenix, A. T., this 9th day of June, 1898.
 First published in the Arizona. Rezcb- icer June Sth. 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30

sponded with a sudden sadness that he marriage had not made her happy i that her husband had not treated her with great kindness. Her illusions , had been so utterly destroyed that she felt certain the only chance of happi-
 ness lay in keeping forever her lib- erty, full and entire.
 Rene, under She spell of sudden en- thusiasm, began to plead with ardor cause which he almost felt to be : his cwn. He tried to conVfnce her how unjust she was in thus condeEnning g beforehand any true love which might 1 be offered to her because her first choice had fallen Tpon man incapa- ble of aDpreciating his happiness and proving himself unworthy Of it. There exists an old Persian legend which places whosoeyer finds wo- mans slipper forever under the inf1u- ence of it's owner. I ask for nothing better than to be allowed to fulfill the prophetic legend and remain all my life in the spell of the dainty slipper found tonigfI5."
 Love and confidence work miracles. It is certain that when Mariette re- turned she was not scolded, and her excuses were accepted in full. And lat CT it was rumored that che chateau near Compeigne, had obtained n.as- ter.-Translated from the French sor the Washington Times.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30

blood poison, is some better today.
 MT. J. ". Coyerdale and family will leave for Prescott on July 5 for a summers outing.
 The latest in the way of improvement in the neighborhood is the neat brick house erected by R. G. Clayson of the Arizona nursery. MT. Clayson SUD- ports the doctrine that two can d0 more in the nursery business than one, and for that reason he has erected the house and has chosen for his life com- panion Miss Florence Rodman of PhOe- nix
 MT. A. B. Kellogg left yesterday foa the northern part of the territory, where he will look after his cattle iu- terests.
 The Ideal Literary society is the only society of it's kind in the valley now holding meetings. On account of hot weather it's time Of meeting has been changed from once a week to once a month At the regular meet ing Saturday evening the members will render to the public program well worthy of being heard. AS usual, re- treatments vii be served after the pro- gram is rendered.
 Governor McCord will soon move from his farm home in this vicinity to his new residence on Center street
 MT. and Mrs. Spaldfng entertained a large number of young people Thurs day evening at their home in the north ern part of the district.
 A summer school has been recently opened in the district by Miss Mary Johnson, formerly Of the Phoenix pub lie schools. The results already ob- tained by Miss Johnscn are Of the most encouraging kind.
 The most perplexing runaway that has ever occurred in the district took pace the other day. II was Mir Munch and his hired man, who went to the river for a load of sand, and while there decided 10 go bathing. Hitching their horses and leaving their clothes in the wagon, they jumped into the river. At that instant. and no doubt caused by the splash Of the water, the team broke away and ran home, dis tance of five miles. Now, remember ing their clothes to be in the wagon the question to De solved is, when and how did Mir Munch and his hired man get home.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
UNDER A SLIPPERS SPELL.

Madam, would you mind if l ac- companied Francois to his mothers homer"
 NO; I am perfectly willing, but be back by Il o'clock
 The countess of Laispare had left her chateau, in the neighborhood of Compiegne, and, leaving all her ser wants with the exception of her maid. whom she took with her to Trouville, intended to stay a few weeks in Paris.
 Mariette, her maid, was delighted with the idea of the short sojourn in Paris, for she could see her fiancee, a brother of the janitor of the apart ment in which they were stopping. Mime. Laispare, a pretty widow, was fatigued by a day spent in going from tailor to dressmaker, from dressmakel to milliner; she was stretched com 1 fortably in a reclining chair, and her whole attention was centered in book ' she was reading. The sound of the clock striking 12 aroused her.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
ALBuQUERQUES HEROES
Sons Of fhe Boys Who Fell While
 GaliaRsiy FighfiRC-

Frank Booth. one of the brave sol dier boys of this city, who was wound- ed in the engagement at Santiago, is the son of W. A. Booth, the boolzkeep- CT at Bachechi & Giomi's. He was 23 years old on the Fist day of last April Prior to his enlistment he had been employed as stencgrapher and assis
 tant bookkeeper In E. J. Post & Co $ hardware store. He was one of the most popular young men in the city. Heye L. Albers, another boy in the wounded list, was 25 years old oa the End day of last November. He is the son of L. U. Albers of the Friesian dairy. and had spent three years in Albuquerque At the time of enlist ment he had been employed driving the delivery wagon for the steam laun- dry. George W. Armijo, still another on AlbuQuerque's list of wounded sol diers, is the 20-year-old son of Mari ano Armijo, the editor of Fl Neuvo Mundo. George was born in Albu- querque and had spent all of his life in New Mexico with the exception of the time spent at school in the east. W. T. Erwin, who was reported to be among those who were killed on the | field, was at first supposed to be son of C. L. Erwin, a former Albuquer- quean, who now resides in Fl Paso, but this was q mistake. A man by the name of Erwin who was working at Trimble's ranch south or the city. en- listed here, and is supposed to have been W. T. Erwin, although the name
 does not appear on the original list oi
 those leaving Albuquerque. Albert C.
 Hartley, Robert G. Bailey and B. J
 Atherton also enlisted in Albuquerque
 and are named among the wounded but nothing can be learned of theil
 previous history, as they had appar- ently very few acquaintances here Suffice it to say that they were brave boys who fell in righteous cause WitE
 their faces to the enemy. Captain Nc
 Clintock of Troop B and George How
 land of Santa Fe were both printers
 who had many Albuquerque friends H. J. Haefner of Las Vegas, or "Joe, as he is better known, is also vel
 known in this city. For all of thes
 and for many other brave fellows whose names may not have yet bee1
 learned, the flag at the Democrat off1c
 will wave at half-mast today.-Albu Guerque Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW-Office of Chief Quartermaster. Denver, Colo, June 6, 1S9S-Sealed pro- posa.s in duplicate will be received here ana at office of Quartermaster at each post below named until Il o'clock a. m,. 120th meridian time, July 6, 1S9S and then opened for furnishing Forage ana Straw, at Forts Apache, Grant, Huach- uca, sub-post of San Carlos. A. T., Fort Du Chesne, Utah, and Fort Washable, Wyoming, and Denver, Colo. during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1S99 Propos- als for quantities less than the whole re- Guired sr for delivery at points other than those named, will be entertained The right is reserved to reject any or all prop>sa1s or any part thereof. Informa- tion furnished on application here or at offices of respective post Quartermasters. Envelopes to be marked Proposals for Forage and Straw B. B. ATWOOD. Chief Q. M.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
THE HORRORS OF WAR.

What dreadful horrors cluster O. war, about thy name; What cruel carnage carries A crimson crown to fame! What woes tread on each other, So fast they follow, when The altar is mans glory,
 The sacrifice Is men, O. war, thou purple monarch, Who swayest field and town, What heartfes,s head of iron Must fill thy carmine crown, Thou fre-eyed fend of slaughter, Who sWeepest drought and flood, The shadow of damnation Cannot obscure the blood That thou hast shed for conquest, For glory and for shame, And in the niche Of murder, Hast written thine own name. Yet this is not sufficient, O. war, and we are told That you have now discovered New horrors to unfold We read that in Dakota, Pursuant to your plan, A new and helpless baby Is christaued Deweyman. Say, war. thy dreadfulhorrors Hereafter are in vain; Go on, and Iet them christen The next one Hobsonjane
 W T T,3mnton
Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Jesus Bermudes, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administration of the estate of Jesus Bermu udes, deceased, tothe creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months afier the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his butcher shop in the town of Wickenburg Ari- zona, the same being the place for the trans- action of the business of said estate in said county of Maricopa.
 YGNACIO GARCIA, Administrator of the estate of Jesus Bermudes, deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of May, 1898. First published in the Arizona Republican May IA, 1898