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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12

l.pss foa fant os innbt iom mufist, os
man pleier berfor Sanfen for Sfsnheb
A Orb, Sorper, soner, fort {asi, | ole
Retrirser ieper man et fod fpioist, inos
boIosrigt SIP forn nnulist.
Wien bet er en- Selpfplee. at bisIe TO
Aetninser nsopenoisois MAJ tjampt en-
baarb Ramp meb binoroen, alepeste
boor be nsbes uoe | 2ipct ube omtrins
| WtntebeSetns. os benne Ramp fer hi
oa osiod foresdd fiss for bore 2tne.
De srunstDisionie prufter gaor meb til
Sang % Dams, iprepsr COB oiterdtur
runbt ON, er nuintre os ~lipsslobt, me-
eens Wisfionens prafer forbenmer alt
bette fom usubeftsbeb. Desoors reo'
fsrer benne Ramp 10 naiisn altib en-
Borskrrnelis at ptisten til sieniipte
Sperbareubeb os aiarlisbeb. Wen iuos
lebes bliper bet pei nspt til at bore, dls
oenftunb prater osfau er Nenmi,er.
Gnbnn tun bette, at ben norrsameri'
tanfe Oisterprait, 9ri'tofer Sdnfon, ia,
.patt bstpbeIis Rsre | aisbenboDn pet
nosIe retisisie 5oreoras, ban bar bolot
on, fit eienbommeIiss S%tonDpurft | bsnns
5eni.enbe. R.n en- narmere Smtal.
beraf bib. ptft fsrs for lunst.
Oscar 9eismar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12
Sor Samerne.

Gn gammel uitrolosiTt Spauoom
lpoer iaaleoes: Gn ptse, iom sr fsbt
/ Sanuar, pil bIioe en- fornuTtig 9us:
mooer, liot ~melantolit muaite, men
at ct iastmobist temperament.
Gr bun fsOt i 6e6ruar, bin bun
en- pOerb9renoe og tierltg !9uitru %
en- en- Mober.
Den, Der bar Ssoielsbag / Marts,
bill blioe en- lstfinoi9 SGabOerIsftsr o.
oesuoen tr9tteti9r.
aprilbarnet er peseliinoet, Iune
fulot, lite ipnberlis 6egapet, men ION.
ofteit batter.
Naiblomiten er batter og blir Iuno~
ipnligpis lpttslig.
bigger, Der sr fsot / SUM-, er al Ct
beftl9t StnOelag, glitter fig tiolig %
taser Gipet let.
Den Piss, iOm fsOtes / Suli, er
sanite pen, men bar ct srattent Su.
msr.
augu'tbarnet er elItOerois og prats
tiff; bun glitter fig ieopanligpis meo
en- rig Wano.
Den pi9e, iOm bar 8e6urtsoao i
September, Tan prize fig Iptteliq, for
bun er tattfuIb, OmgiGnsslis % uues
gnolins.
Sttobsrpigsn sr batter og totet %
blir ofte uIptteIis.
s NOpember berimoO bIir giasrn
psnIiss, OpmsrtiOmme os at ct iaatmo
oi9t SinesIug.
Oetembsrbarnet sr uelTtabt, 9lab /
6ornsieIisr os sbisl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12
Joro til Siifere!

Otter ben fore Sjsulptte peb 81
tran bar Der mango J%iiterbism, hpor
Der life families Wab.
Oct er life bare en- isrsslis 9ienos.
gierning. Der Diier Rsbens Stsrrelie
beruoe; ben oiier usfaa, at belle bel
norite 5olt bar en- Spsape Der.
st sammelt Jolteorbipros lpbsr
Zig: De er Bon bangenbe Snsr.."
"8onen" bar bet osfau man iutt'
Glib til Deb Sitran.
9snge Ganblisse for llpeir, inser
Wab / 9iemmet, faa blep Der apaloeu
for l%llpttesnatten reiit paa Sjsen pao
"9ona"! al llOiist til llpsir; men
Der bar "8on" ON, at geiret osiau
tunbe hplbe fig.
Oct er iiftert, at fun Rsben eiors
be, at mango 5iftere prspebe "9onen'
os ieilte tilhaps bin apnlb.
"0e' sr it sobt for elm, Tom no IA
ia alt tao Sjsn. Den fom ia lei cir
Sorlap!" ia en- sammsl 5iIter.
Den Wonb ubtalte moi manaer
Giiters Snfte. 4 s..
Gnb Om 5iiterns fiji Sielp til al
bprte liot at ben Sorb. iom MI lissel
til faanpttes lanss 8piien!
Der er Serb mere sno not.
gn bprtet Sprolup, bpor Der far
aples nosIe Ssnosr potster os fsoes
tostre aisr. bet bill bli naitsn iom er
liben Serlisbec for ben SITTER, Der nj
fun bar en- Iiben Stus paa maine Ser.
get.
ga. bet bill sisre faamsset, at Sins
rem life bent frem blir nsbt til q
prspe "@onen", naar Der er lbIist til
at bet ifal saa pad 2ipet LIFT.
Der er baaoe Soritaaelie os Meblt.
benbeo peb Siiternes 2ip tilitebe, be,
riier be mango 9tbras, fom fra be.
belle 2anb er tommet inb til be Otter,
labte.
Men bet er life moi.
9perten Weblibenbeo s1sr Beng
ian al 6 b tilbage.
ut Rsoen, iom nu peb Sitran, far
biorage til, at Der ian iettes Sunbre.
Der at 9io ine, mar Der fun er "9on'
ON, at bet BIZ sad saa Bra, bet bsr pt
mud forebpsses melt muIigt.
Oct er en- H%utionaliag, at iaa ffel
inurt.-S. 6. Waasan / "Sagblabet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12
Stiferierne.

Silben bar bog alisepsI life sipet
iaa buarIis Iftaitnins. iom man full.
be pente bet, for priierns bar ftabis
bolot Jig faa bsie. at bare man fit fat
/ en- lioen alat, lsnnsbe bet fig.
Sette 5ebiiloaar bar igrunben be.
ret ct b~eipnosrlist 5eoiilbdar. 0aar-
Zig San9it belle sioen, bare Smaats
teri. Men naar man er tommen ilanb
meo ben Smule 5ansit, iaa er ben
blepen mootaeen msb uabne qrme.
Sar life Jet Mass til en- Slusporrsns
beb Tom ben, Sebiiloen iaar bar p9rst
ubiat for fra llolenoinsens Sibe.
.5ebfiIbfiitet.
ga bet sr bet frsmbeIes paa aant
meo, ua9tet man peb, at Der itaar
Wasier at Glib ubenfor aDften, %
COB 8ure osiau. Nsn bpab ital Iii
terne eisre / fist 9eir iom M? z
belle iamfuloe to Maanebsr bar bet nu
Hornet fig omtrent bpsr eneIte 0aa,
at alore Jolt neppe fan erinore Wo=
gen. Oct er not ianbt, iom ben aamle
Stril iagoe: "Gn fob Ssit fan man
nogenlunee tomme ~tilrette meb, men
en- Nib - nei mau ies iaa bare fri"
Oct er iuit life Suttertsi at bente
for benz, Tom MI i Maaneospis bar
lisset os psntet paa Storilben. De
bsrer, at Jortieneitsn itaar unber
Sanb, men at naa ben - nei, bet toiter
Reoifab snsr Gip. Den, Der lite Ielp
bar erfaret bet, ian life gisre fig nossi
ristist 9esreb ON, bpuc bet pil fiss al
lisae ! useDis us ie pau, men at man
auieeusl life fan faa iaapas bsraf, al
man fan itafe fig bet nsbpsnoiss I'm.
berbolb. Denne Slass prspslier E.
noset al bet baaroets, Tom 5iftern,
bar at sieunemsaa
Ssftfiiferierne
sr BET beler insen Ting bspenot meb
tattet pare be famine aariaser. ion
bar spelagt pore SilbefFerisr. Mar
peo, at Der er Sin ubs | Sapst. men a
faa fat | ben - mel.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12
.Sl nDe Mbonnent,,
vi pil, taa Iense Gill;,
get narer, ienoe Ct, oIn..
Marsang al "Seo slrnera
al tSl9enoe SnobolS:
22os sarsats. ssst. 1895 til s,o, ,o,.

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6OrtGlltneer:-SSop i e;o.
baarft, Honian at Grant Qaon 4G u
9daroen. vi Spar Bling. getoIt "a, S'r'
lptrttitttfe 6apteiu. Gn f~crtp;br,t IN
&art sorsmO. On GriuOrino fro Sn,b uo9a
oalen. llnoer Raperfop. vi qovS.aHs'
GlooO. Sttssnten. vi Soor Rino rT s.lp;
ltHgen CAB ino tilitlt. Sul,oit,n y, yum;
te Suletiap. 6orionins. vi auIips Sr. W;
On fiGbnelodnssr 9ia6eo. Spn,,, ~ SN'
vi arnOIO sDIptfer. Store 6oTs Sr,;,SS s;,
StGrts Rrnc. Sooift baOoe ban ISt,,r' r M.
20 VI NuSut 8OnosiOn. QiQs Cir Vn%
Urlert nso GorbinOringsr. 1t natliot C %,,.
t9r. J Gusiernes Bob. Cant, N5ri, "
Sodr Hine, Glen GOsbBi. vi Aoor Him.
Hltsen. Tari S%mthaustu. III H1rs g,ss,
ruo. Goblet SroRtpns 4roiua. fri,rbr.S,,
W Sonr Sting. Gattie % Tjo. Cen IN,
1rgnne Gsr. UT Warp e. gQinins q,
Sbertft meo Sisrtslue. Sc QonoFpotjo, !,
bsmmelt8e Sepei6tr. 9are en- Qopsotn,
Ser mao i~tutuerss ct Grtmptl.D On y,ts,
ttobtttorte. SlosmoDtrs 9oorsooo. On MI
big GDr. Gu SorO fricr / NmcrTi,o. 9ar..
tbtas aDs. Gn 6ortrajnq fra BEN fr.ra.
tplte 8rt9. Sansersg Bob. Sen rroi,rri,
@lrl. vi NatbanieI Suptborue. "a etS,
peroattersn fsrte StuOcu. Set oioyp, M.
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8. 9rrner. Runner 202. IN QpttIjo, vi
NlOtloe ErDoj. Gn 6tItluQts RonaN. VI
Grant allen. Ia Gpttsn tom. grjta. On
@titorte ira Rorge. 8tiietamsrQtr.
Smauitptter:-"0olb oro paa luon,
Out" SIpantte8nirg al 9rOriou. ss NJ
telg andres 8aao. Son5 paa SunDbclr,rI
anetooter fra ari9ens 1iO. Sla9ct pto Dr..
ben ABE Nuguit 1870. "StDtttr." ~ sr
Naturalismcus 5riumi, CRANBERRY NprSg
nDe S%tOlslrrer. 9orOens 9ruO. Strjlr N,
apOtbettt. 6n gift Somiru. IN 3rst
lllDtteu. Soui. iii Sgitmcsie &cup. yo,,
bet girlber at fpnoe fig. 0ooo f%onoora,r
ian brngcs til. ) Sdmstuptsn. Ranf, M
ga 9raaietbgamla tulos oP. Qoa inal p.t
R~uniten at 9ifte fig. 10 "a ban Ga. gR,T
ital Nd at ipaoiere, Suute Settle. Ct 3,tu
rente. &usoprcne taller. l0uibinaton :.
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parmt. Gor9lemmi9et. IN praitif CyRn
0elic. %Grtcengeltn % Gmeboercn. 0sttbor.
otlen. Srit parmt 0auO Qurmt1. or,I
gHtlbtlms 9uleaape. = Stuoaartt. Scmm
aiGrrtngcr tr iliee. 9~iOenfabtns Mart1rr
Gorog fra & q ilitliott:-fr.
itanoig Reuitlie. SIG ct Ucnligt Tn til I'm
6uitru. @iemmet. Nu cr bet Wor,g 5r
Guuiten at iparc. SpOroau itnbts lilir0g.
heb. ct penliat gluiiut. Npoo ct gorr;
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Borg. Observation-Disclosures Ten erac:
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NNttsn at at fsre 8tsrfab I Su8bo0niuon
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TceorabsY oiten c9 @ro 9lrntn It
Gar. eli rIOre ~9tur9aus al @cS arnta
1889 tore Siber) iant Yrrmic for St.95.
Ii. ~ANUNDSEN,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12

SNnnes -5ltre Gtrioutr Tom gttpr,r, al, 5itr,,
loniortt her Siateu FOR at rspraituttr, mia h,
.ss taet % ou'liaoenoe Counter. gtuta M of bsto
49, su."S mto a~nennlng botr ugt, sob aniatttlI.
SSleloen aniteninq. Ht'trtnur u~ousiSlts, Snhir
Sonoolat nito IrInarts % 2trts abrssis poo '"'"'
9. ". parf, 800 Carton gutIbiua Sbitoo,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12
b.

Snmaitinsu "Srspsnnen' mObtpa la I
COB Sebolo % er peltilfreoS mso ben. ia
ipues soot pm ben | ole Seuiesnbsr, o. M
piI Bufte, at Gnbper, Tom trGnger en- SIHa.
time, ma benptte 2~eilisbsbsn til at 'aG fa
en- aoo % btGtg Spmaltire. 6ragtrr toitsNt
rs Gents. Nenes S%pIfao, SiOaE gts
Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-12

TceorabsV oiten o9 @rS arntn {,
Nar. eli rIore ~9laraaug al @cS aruta
1889 tore Siber) iamt Yrrmic for S1.s5.
Ii. ANUNDSEN,
Drawer b. DEBORAH la.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

OT ait work on his claims His life, it is said, thaI1 beEn threatened and until but few days ago his absence was not looked into. The criminal officers of this county are now said t-i be unrav- cling the mystery, and for the good of the country we trust that the matter will receive a ferreting out relieving the accused and restoring the missing maT.-JournaE- Miner.
 City Engineer DeW1J5 furnishes us tclday some useful information in con- ncction wrln Idhe waiter supply prob lem as it applies today in this city He says utIat thei work going on all pres ent is That of sinking cribs through the bedrock above to drain the water irt2 the tunnel which lies some five feet Url5crLlcaln the bedrcck, and that in the performance Of this task great care must be u.ed. This wCrk was originally authorized by Chairman Gage of the water committee and is proving so successful that no fear need be felt by propallay owners of lack of water wii1 Wl1i.ch to combat any fire thtIt may oi-tre The tunnel is 300 feet in length, four by six feet, and holds 75,000 gallctls Of water. From this tunnel ilscre l3 being pumped daily int the reserv-fr 135, 900 gallons of water and of She best quality the city ever was furnished with The supply appears ldo be abundant and the capacity Of the plant is taxed to it's fullest. fihe Period of the year we are new in is usually the dryest, and in the face of a drought everywhere prevailing in the southwest Prescott today has a bslJ5er and bigger supply of water than ever known. The cost has been, it is said, somewhat heavy, but without i1 the less would have been iden-fCld greater - Journal Miner.
 There was an affecting reunion yes tsrday between City Jailer John T. Collins and his son, Fred Collins, after a separation lasting nearly twenty years. The boys mother died at Cam ercm, Mo, when he was but weeks
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

old. His mothers relatives took charge of him, and became so attached to the Eaby that ghey could not bear to part with him when MT. Collins started west twc, years latter. Know ing that tho child would be well cared for by his grandparents, MT Collins left him with them, and came west to take up his permanent residence. That 0Yas the last time he saw his boy uniei1 yesterday, when the young man, now 20 years of age. called upon him in this city. MT. Collins had long been expecting visit from his son, but the latter never reached the coast before a few days ago, when he passed through Los Angeles with the Phoenix base ball team, on the way Ito San Di- ego to play ball. Young Collins en- bIaos1 '>the Cprcrltun.ty On the return trip ilo stop at Los Angeles to get ac- quaiRted with his father, of whom he had no reo-lliect:cn, except by hear say and correspondence. Both were oVerjoyed at the meeting, and their only regret tG the snoItness Of jIhe visit, as Fred must return to Phoenix in a few days. He is employed there al the carpenter trade.-Los Angeles Times
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

ments Cummings boldly declared his readiness to swallow all the pocket knives on shipboard. Three were in- stantly offered him and he actually swallowed them all. One of the four he seemed luo have permanently ap- propriated, and for six years he ex- perimented no more in this way. Eventually, however, he tried few more of these somewhat indigestible articles of diet, and, it was said, would swallow a knife with the utmost i'm difference.
 When Cummings told his story to the doctcrs, as, of course, he had to do in the end, they thought him mono maniac and were inclined to pay no att tention to it External examination, however, showed that metal point had penetrated the wall of the stom- ach and induced the hospital authori- ties to administer powerful solvents in order, if possible, to get rid of the ob- struotive fragments of this singular dietary. Perhaps the stomach, which had neld out against pocket knives, gave in to the doctors strong medi- cine. At all events the man died, and they have on show at Guys same forty or fifty scraps of metal blades aI11 bits of handles and other component parts Cf pocket knives, all testifying to the truth of the story the man had told, and proving indisputably that he had long been in the habit of amusing him. self or astonishing his friends. or per hapS turning an honest penny occa- siOnally in his original way Collins certainly has beaten him by coming cut of the infirmary alive-London News.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
AMATEUR KNIFE swALLowERs
Gag,ronOmical Feats,of an Englishman
 and an American.

John Collins, who lately distin- guished himself by swal1-fwing ninety one pebbles, and has just come out of PetersborOugh infirmary, where he has been in retirement as tihe consequence of his feat, no doubt thinks he has beaten the record. He is mistaken, however. A much more remarkable feall is recorded in the museum of Guys hospital, where they have some scraps of pocketknives that have been swallowed by one John Cummings, an American sailoT. He and his mates went to a fair and saw mounteback doing some wonderful things in the way of swallowing knives. Most of them were greatly impressed by the performance, but Cummings made light of it, and declared he could do the same if he liked. On being dared to do il, he dlok out his own pocket knife and bolted it. His shipmates were naturally de-ighted- They piled him with grog and affectionately en- coEraged him to still further achieve
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

of iGle southwc5t on.e-fourth of section B, township l north, range 2 west, and iJhe southeast ona-fcurth of the southeast One-fourth of section 31. same township and range, in all eighty acres. The either was by Sarah E. Finley of Tucson on the north Cne- half of the south east bne-fourth and the east Cne-half of the southwest one fourth of section 31, township 13 scu5h. range 14 east, 160 acreS.-TucsOn Citi- zen.
 Governor Murphy is taking a look at the Grand canyon and will return to his pest in a few days. In connec- ticn with this wonderful work it will not probably be improper to say that as an exponent of the expansion idea the Creator first started the work a-gctng aud as it lad its origin in the divine realm like work cl earth must be about right after all. Atkin- son and the rest of the small fry should take . peep into the beauties and marveIS of what expansion really is and go via the GTani canyon route to fully appreciate the grandeur of it. -JouTnal-Miner.
 Some alarm and uneasiness is eX- pressed tlciay over what some believe is aa5Jher hcEEib.e case of foul mur der, too many of which have taken place in Arizona. The particular case in question is that of old man Me Carthy, who it is said is now missing. For many years MT. Mccarthy has been an industrious placer miner cl the Hassa ayampa and for over m-nth now he has not been seem in his cabin
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

It has just been learned that one man was killied and two badly injured at the South Bisbee mine last night by a blast. No details could be learned at this time but it is understood that Hhle name of the man killed is Mc- Kenzie.-TombstOne ProspectCr.
 The sme[ter alt the Cobra Grande copper mines belonging to Mitchell, Green & Co.,, and situated in the Can aneas, Mexico, was put in opera1on today. It is understood that force Of 400 miners, principally Mex1cans, is ayed-Tombstone Prospeotor.
 Dora GaruYstt, who killed a woman at BHsbee last week, was brought in to- day by Sheriff White of Tombstone. An attsnIrl. was made before Judge Iavis by her attorney to get the S15,- GOO bail reduced, but the effort was un- successful, and she was committed to jail.-Tucson Citizen
 The Tucson Marble works is manu- featuring ncnumenIts from ills oW'E granite and marble Quarries, located in the Santa. Rttas. The black gar ble is as fine in quality as is that i'm ported from Germany, likewise are. the blue and variegated and the white marble wif1 over match the best Yer mont product. The Tucson marble in- dustry promises to be of much import anoe in the future, as the home pro- drct is aus5ible.-Tucson Citi zen.
 Two h1mesteai entries were filed at the United tSates land office this morn ing. One was by Clara Engert Of Phoenix, on the southwest one-fourt1h
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED-A buyer TOT two teams Of carriage horses, stylish, well broken and desirable in every way; also sim gle drivers. A few high bred colts for sale, suitable for training to go to the races. Call at Phoenix Light and Fuel Co. or Pemberton stock farm. Reference, Phoenix National bank
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
ONLY AN AMATEUR.

Mrs. D1iver-You're hungry, eh |? What are you, anyway? A profession al tramp I suppose
 Roads Walker-No, lady, I'm not Il professional. Only an ammytcor, lady. I never ask for money. Something ,r eat and drink is all I have ever en tered tor yet.---Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

30-ACRE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE This farm is in high state of culti- vation. Trees five years old and will produce an immense crop this year. Possession given immediately. Upon the farm there is 15 acres in ap- ricots, acres in apricots, early New Castle; acres in pears, Winter Nell lis; ? acres in miscellaneous fruits, 3 acres in alfalfa. Price, s4,000; terms reasonable. Location half way between Phoenix and the orange grove. Address P. 0. Box 753. Phoe- nix.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
GRAND CANYON.

The Santa Fe have just received ad- vice that the stage line from Flagstaff to the Grand canyon is now making regular trips, and that the hotel at the canyon is open for the season.
 Full information will be cheerfu1ly given at the city ticket office of the s. F. P. & P. Ky, No. A West Washing to street. D. w. GILLETT,
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

SUMMER boarders wanted on Covey's ranch (old B. L. Andrews ranch), SS per week, S10 per month extra with saddle and pony.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE-A well establ1ia1 new and secondhand business; a goo1 chance to get in a good paying busi ness Must leave on account Of health. Address A. Hart, Nc. IF Gold Ave. Albuquerque. N. M.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
$44S5-SAN FRANCISCO AND RE.
 TURN.

The above rate will be made via the Santa F'e route May 21 and P, account Baptist anniversary. Pullman Sleep ing Car service via this route, and meals at the famous Harvey Eating Houses en route. Full information cheerfully given at the city ticket of- flee of the s. F. P. & P, A West Washington street.
 E. w. GILLETT.
 General Agent
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room. well ventilated, brick house; plenty shade and fruit. Inquire F., Repub- lican office.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR RENT, CHEAP Four room brick house with twenty acres of al. falfa, two miles west of town on Yuma read. Address Box 4O1, or cali at ranch.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

MEDDLE-AGED widow lady would like twIo or three gentlemen to room and board for the summer who would like good home cooking. Good, comfortable, quiet home to the right parties. No invalids CT chil- dren. Only two blocks from pest office. When answering ad, please sign full name. Address W. M, this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE-A span of horses, noun tain wagon and harness Horses well used to the mountains; kind and gentle. Inquire at 324 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR RENTED acres three and 9 half miles west of town. Three-roon frame house. Ali in alfalfa. J. Er- nest Walker, 26 South Second aV- enue
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
SION AL
MUSICIANS.
VETERINARY.

F. Q. RICHMOND, NJ. D. C., PhPnix, Arizona--- Veterinary surgeon and dentist; diseases of all
 domestic animals scientifically treated. Of flee and Residence, 5S7 West Van Buren street.
 No charge for consultation. Agent for the Horse Review. !.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED-A place in city for the care of during the summer months. Best of reference given. l., this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
ATroRNEYs-AT-LAw.

JOSEPH Fl. KIBBEY .& ARTHUR J. EDWARDS. Lawyers. Steinger block. 211< 5. 1st. Ave. Fhnnix. Arizons.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED-Goc ocd Chinese cook for summer months. Small family Ad- dress, giving references and terms, R. C., Republican office
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED Women irOners. Nation al Steam Laundry.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
DENTIST.

Fl. J. JESSOP-Dentist. once Porter building, corner Washington and Gen. ter streets. rooms 14 and 1e.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

If you want a situation, desire to er1- pIoy help, have a house to rent or sell advertise in The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR RENT-A snap. Two front rooms nicely furnished for light housekeeping Splendid shade. 49l North Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED-To trade Chicago vacant property and a Kansas farm fer a house and lot in Phoenix. l., this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR RENT Unfurnished front room: good shade, good neighborhood. 516 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE-An essa01lsned paying bus mess, 1;S00 capital required; a good opportunity; reason for selling, have regained my health, business inter ests require my presence elsewhere. For particulars address Lock Box 1885, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

HANDSOMELY furnished, large brick room, separate entrance, s7 per month 29 West Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

WANTED-A good gentle saddle pony. Apply Chicago Store, 203 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FCR SALE OR REN1-Ten acres with water right in Salt River canal, one-half mile from city. Call at 229 West Madison
Arizona republican., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE-At a bargain, two lots, with house of five rooms and bath. AIT modern improvements. Also stable and outbuildings. As fine fruit, shade trees, lawns and shrub bery as can be found in Phoenix. Call on or address No. 544 East Ad- ans street, corner of Sixth.