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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

The Psst-Intslligencsr has sstAblishsd branch
assnd0 where classified advertisements will b. r.
eeivee until " p. M. each day. The rates charged
q fhe branch agencies are the same - at the
Post -lntelligeLcer business Office. Cash ads only
VA b taken 1t branch agencies Following y The
list Of agencies:
Yorks BsrrinEton's drug store.
Second Avenue and fike.
nrcadwAy Pharmacy, r. e. Fisher,
broadway and James.
RentOn Hill Pharmacy, Twenty.
1Fst and East JeGers0n.
Walls Walls Pharmacy, Twenty
AFst and East Jefferson.
Frsehorn's Pharmacy, Ninth av-
saue south and Jackson.
shirtleEs' Drug stsre, Twenty
9hird avenue south and Jackson.
schnit.' Drug store, lO22 Howell,
eOrner Doren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
a. d. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
p. D. Costigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave
eAue.
FREMONT,
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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The following deeds were filed in the Office Of the
county auditor yesterday;
Esther woollsp to Arahsiia g. Phillips. lot 8
Mount Pleasant mt cemst.rs Go. to A. M. McFa-
isns. lot 8. ;. replat Mount Pleasant Cemetsry
4. Y booley. trustee. 70 Irving g. Clark. lots
Z -, bloch . ss'l't'' LIST add Kent Nov. e.
VIM VI. Z 4. and II. 1. CLARK 70 same. tract In
sec 10. q, s, Nov II, $500
Edosia W. May 3, Alfred n. Arthur !; Emily
and Thomas =. Records TO Herman W. Craven. lot
8. block l. walla walla add, Oct 81. q C.. 81
Recsivsr MsrchanN' National Bank 70 a; J.
n. ]. Ramsey to Mn J. r. eie..: lot 60. block
o. 8. wright 70 Alfred Battle. nj lot 8 block N.
Teny's LIST add. Nov. u, g. g.
"A. Adn b. !, nS5s Wright to same same ''''
0is Hrseken x un to Harry Krutz. part sec Is.
j@ren M.sts Ii ct un to Dora ropp. lot TO-
block 10, Central Seattle. Dec. !. Is
w. d. Hohus q Co. to Thomas 6. Lppy lot
and Psst lot :. block ~ Seattle tide lands Dec
A. r. Hotaliag Co. to Simon ana jacob Krsisl-
shsmss. d lot I and part lot q block 2, Maynards
O. .. Grsanaeaf . George Bos.sy q vi and VI
81 vi net gwi sec 9. %. s. Oct - 500.
l. and Myrtls NJ lane 70 Emma J. Davis lot j.
block no. d. T. Denny's 9Th add. North Seattle,
Ximus L. Rutherford ct ux. to Everett Timber
q Inv Co.. swi SEQ Is. q, 9, Dec 1. $3.50
Robert A. Hubert ct ux. to same Ell net and 81
sei 9. &c, 8, Dec 2, $500.
W. NJ. williams to Seattle Brewing 4 Mailing
Co.: tract east ,.s 2, block s. Fairvew Homestead
1. d. Ford ct uk. to Emma r. Plumley, -
lot 3, block g. B,rke's End add, Dec. l. q c.. 81
Caty NJ Winchester to Lyman E. T. Knapp, lots
to and nj lot 6. block 8. Young's add. Nov 20.
sS2s.
Eugene REM to Frank Bshl. lot Il, block /,
lot 5. block 5. Hubsr's add. Nov 70. 81.
q. g. (patentl 70 Van Rensselaer, Warren, set SEQ
2, q, 5. Nov. 4, 1885
Clair r. Aimee and Dana A. Famsworth to
Aurelia 8. Farnswortb. lot Z block %, Brooklyn
add, 6spt I. O. c.. IS.
King County Inv. Co. to Carl g. N. Miller, lots
! 70 .. block q. Edss Knights add. Nov. 70.
j. H. Carlson It ux to D. j. Strait 4 Co.. tract
In n, a. T. Nov. q, $50
George ". Dilling to e. v. and Anna Brsnnan,
q lots and 2. block 60. Nagles End add. Dec 4,
Martha Mciden TO Charles schalkenbach, lot s..
block 8. Burkes End add. Dec. l. 3z,7oo
Thomas Price to Mrs Thomas Eillingham. lots
and 3, block !, Engelwood, Nov. g. 30.
Exn. Of George W. shassr TO Margaret ehassr,
In sec "a. Is. 3. Nov %, ST.
Aurclia g. Fansworth to Charles Bush, lot T.,
block 20, Brooklyn add. Sept. 7, 500.
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The following letters await advertisers
n this office.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or a.
State Of Washington for King Coul
Equity Departmental. J. Fitch, Rx
tin, VS.. Blue Star Navigation Con-
Corporation, Defendant. No ~
Notice to Creditors. s
Notice is hereby given that the ur1
signed has been duly appointed recxQ1
Of the Blue Star Navigation CompauVfl
Corporation, defendant herein, By ~
above entitled court, and all persons ~
ing claims against said defendant ara ~
by notified to present the same duty "
fed to the undersigned at his office, sbql
65-66 Haller Building, Seattle, Washine1
within six months from this date, 1r1
same will be forever barred. a#
Dated the 18th day Of November. -
MARSTON TEBBET0sH
Receiver Blue Star Navigation COM
Corporation.
Charles e. Patterson. Attorney fot
ceiver. &
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PUBLfsnERs' NOTICE. rrAvslins. agents ass
>. 4 NcClsilan, o. B. Loomis. O. Lewis Cover and
L 1 Frank City collectors are J. 4; Cstheart. 3
etefsn ana Robert Akin Postmaster sverywhers
are our agents. Pay money only 70 these and to
our resident agents In the various cities and towns
n the Northvest
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IAs following iisensss 70 we'd wxs Issued ~ shs
and Antoinstte Elizabeth Kassr UG. both q
Wallace. Wash.; Philip nsmmsr ~ and Mar
Trunan t2Sl. both u Seattle: james Cox t2Sl and
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NOTICE TO coxrRAcToaaI

SEALED proposals for the cleArin6ss1
bling. grading and culverts on to-
OF railroad from Sumas eastwasl &
be received until noon, Tuesday ~
Der IL, 1899, at office OF b. b. . BN
, H.; New Wnaacom: WASH r., Tse
for $500. For further particulAraF
at office of the company to J. y,
van. general superintendent B. 81
c. r. r. Co. a
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A CONTRACT for clearing the u0|
growth from 80 lots in the P0ntm
dition Will be awarded at once ~ N
BILE party. Apply 10 John Davis An
709 Second avenue.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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wANTED-Three day and three night
boys IL to Is years old. Seattle Messen.
ger Co.. GA Second avenue.
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to cut bark, snipe and deliver a. f.
bank 5000 fish trap piles by March
not over one mile haul timber fg11
ed; skid road partly built. For q H.
information call Monday or TueG6nx
or address M. H. Angevine. F1yefsN
Seattle. u
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MISREPRESENTATION desiring confor,
able furnished rooms at lowest rate
The Florence, 415 Madison.
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wENNERHOLM--In Seattle. December L. 1889. At
the family Besidsnce, lsts Weller street, the In
FAINT son q Mr.. and Nm. N. o. wennsrholm.
HAsSELLr-Ths funeral services for Rev. Richard
HAsseTl will be held from the family residence.
2ls Mob Hill avenue. "wednesday. = 10 .. m.
NUaENT--In Seattle. December . 1889. John Nu-
gent, aged about 40 ysars.
NEHRBAs--At ZIG Fourth avenue north. Dccem-
Der g. 1889. william Nehrbas. Of congestion Of the
lungs. aged q years.
0RIFFIN-Ths funeral Of Rosetta Griffin win take
place today n D. m. from Bonney Stewards
funeral parlen. Interment in Lake View Gene
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IN THE UNITED STATES DfS7
Court for the District of Washi1
Northern Division. In the msfl5 q
Albert b. Edwards, bankrupt. r
1.623. In Bankruptcy. 1*
Of Seattle. In the county Of King ard
trict aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tn
day Of November, A. D. 1899. tbs
Albert b. Edwards was duly adtudI<
bankrupt; and that the first needs
the undersigned at Seattle. in the ~
aforesaid, on the 18th day Of Dec
A. D. 1899, at 10 o'clock in the foro12
at which time the said CREDITOR
attend, prove their claims, appol6t
trustee, examine the bankrupt. and IT,
act such other business as may pre-
come before said meeting. ss
JOHN p. HOYXx
Referee In Bankrhu(S
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WE OFFER TO-DAY.

Income property near Pike, now netting
10 per cent; will probably net 10 per
cent: within a year: 1850.
lots, overlooking Lake Washington;
$500: 81 900 cash. VIII rent same at
$40; possession Immediately.
A restaurant feeding 100 people daily; 1915.
We have special bargains in grocery
stores, lodging houses. cigar stands.
etc.
We want a barber shop of from to 6
yard, to rent.
II. 8. TREMPER & CO.,
Rooms 11-12 Starr-Boyd Building,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


INTERSTATE Commerce Conn
Washington Railway Safety Appli1
Notice 10 hereby given that nlr12
railroad companies have applied IL r.
Interstate Commerce Commission r. f.
ther extension of time flor the ~
year, or until January /. 1901, F.
which TO equip their cars and loccG
with automatic couplers and power
as provided by sections l and n
act approved March 2, 1893. relating g
equipment of cars and locomotive f.
safety appliances, and that a hearin3
such applications will be had at ~
fee Of the commission In the clff1
Washington, ID. c., on Wednesdsy'4
cember 6. at 10 o'clock a. M, e. r.
time and place all persons interef1e7
have opportunity to be heard Ia -
or by counsel whether for or againi{ f.
extension, and may forward by MT
affidavit. statement or argument No.
upon the question.
BY order Of the commission. EdW6xfl
Moseley, Secretary. Az!
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HELP wANTED-MALn.

!. 900 rockmen wanted on White Pass q
Yukon railroad, at highest wages; also
station men, good side rock work let
direct to the men at best prices. Apply
to M. ]. Heuey, contractor, IL and 13
Colman block. Seattle, or Inns of Court
building, Vancouver.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

have been in her company at the time she had received the child.
 Referring to Mrs. Evesharn's notes he found that she lived at Rcpton and Der byskire, nor when he got there had he much trouble in discovering her, for she was hOu3cl1ccper to Rev. SilaS Swart- house, perpetual curate of the parish.
 It was some tiInc before he could in ducc her to talk about anything but her brother Gn1 her brothers wife, who wore Goiag 50 nicely in Wisconsin, and who had invited hc- to join them. E-7or Q time Harry pleaded in vain that Wis cons.n was . long way from New York, and that it was quite possible that, no matter how good a carpenter Mir. Will l1ins was, his fame had never reached him.
 ''I}ut his wife says he keeps carriage of his own and pair of horses just like the squire Go; that he bought her q real silk dress last Craftsmanship sit still enc minute, young sir, and I'll get her letter and read you all about that dress; WAy-"
 Bat Harry was desperate.
 "Oac moment, Mrs. Wilkins Never mind the dress jast now; for 1 haven't LlIllS u Il~tltt SLDOIL It, l q )l N~tIG UD take up yo-Ir afternoon with gossip, and should 5c very glad to roauneratc you for your services if you will give mo your whole attention for little while" An American woAan of her station would have scorncd the suggestion of pay for such :. slight service, but Miss Wilkins had been reared on . diet oi tips. 50 she instantly subsided into re spectful attention.
 ''You accompanied your sistcr-in-law to Liverpool when she sailed for Amcrica?'
 (Which I did sir.'
 And you were present when 2 lady committed to her charge 2 baby girl?"
 (Which I ra aost certainly were, sir, ;,l' if it hadn't been for nc she'd never have taken that child
 Did you ever sec the laly before that day you met her on the Liverpool land ing st2gc?"
 Never"
 Have you ever seen her since?"
 Yes, twIce." -.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
Number Six s
 Sister.
BY BERNARD BIGSBY.
Continued From Yesterday.)

s'lIor7 aloclzing!'' There was a merry cleam in the girl's eye, which caught lIr Hardcastle's glance.
 ''What arc you laughing at?" he asl-2d snappishly. T am not quite so old that q romance at my time of fife shoull seem absurd" "
 The mischief faded out of the girl : face o9 the instant.
 No. dear Mr. Hardcastle,'' she saic with quite carnestncss. ''You are one of those men who will never grow old
 That is ridiculous, of course, but
 Nor must you tAialZ," she added. laying her hand upon his arm, that | was smiling ct the probability of youI aslling Mrs. Evcsha,n to be your wife. Snilingl Why, if 1 thought such a thing was possible I should laugh alouG for very joy"
 'Eh, what. Wanda, you must be crazy. Do you mean to say that you be lievc for one moment th2t such noble woman as Mrs. Evcsham would con sent to bless the flag end of life of . bat tered old hull: like nc?'
 Do you really love her, Mir. Hard castle?''
 Yes. you provoking puss. I suppose l do. But I never thought any sane person would encourage ne in my infat- nation, " was the grim reply.
 Then if I were yOu l would try my fate and ask her"
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

"Ah!''
 ..0ncc, sir, on the eve of the day my sistcr-in-law sailed; once in London, five years afterwards
 ''Plcasc, Miss Wilkins. give me the particulars of these meetings. Try and recollect every incident connected with them. for 1 would not miss the most trining cirumstanee-"
 Well, sir, Tn not likely to forget anything, for I was much put out both timcS.''
 .How was that?"
 Well, you see, I was going to the station to take the train home after see inr Susan of in the ship, when who should I meet coming straight towards me but the lady as gave Us the child. She was . 4ico, handsome young madam as ever I see, an She was stepping out with her head in the air, as though the whole city and corporation belonged to her. Suddenly, just in front of mo, q tall. ari3tour-ltlc-loo!1ing gc2tlcnan- oh, I tell you it takes us who have served as upper doIncstics t3 tell the true gcntlc.1nn at siTht-stcDpcd from q doorway and stood right il madam E way. Lord. sir, I don't t,.ial1 1 shall forget her faoe to InJ dying day. First it flushed scarlet wish p2ssion--I de clar2 her eyes did flash 1irc-I've read about peoples eyes ,.-1lashing fire, but I never cav t save that once. Then the gentleman, making her . low bow, whispered . few words in her car, an you should have seen the change. Every bit of color left hcr-Acr lips were bloodless-aad with the most abjcct, 1a face she took his ;-z-.4l and turned of down the street with hira.'
 Do you thiaI, !le was her husband?'
 The Lord above l5ao7v5. Well, I never set eyes on her again till went to London. just five years afterwards Then I was walking down Regent street one afternoon, looking in the shop windows, when who should I sec sitting in 6 splendid carriage which was standing before Fo~tnum & AlasOn's door but this same lady. She was handsomcr than ever, l think. There wasn't much suffering in her face then, but q proud. cold stare. as if the people passing by weren't good enough for her to wipe her feet on. Suddenly her eye caught mine and I saw by the start she gave that she rec o~nized me. I was juct stepping for ward to spc@lz, for l was determined the fine madam should give me some account of t32at poor little child and what became Of it, when she jcrl1cd the coachman-s arm with the cheek string and in m instant the horses were dancing in the air, and with bound the carriage was gone"
 (ContInueG Tomorrow.l
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
CHAPTER XVI.


 Hurry Evesham almost gave the whole thin.r ID in de1pair before he had been q month in London.
 It was . vild-goosc chase, for all the clcws he had whcrcwith to trace the Identification of an infant Waif, tossed on the waves of humanity nearly twcn. ty years ago, were:
 l. The case containing the effects Ot Ambrose Arlington, as found in his room after his dcmise
 2. A parchment label attached to a silk cord.
 8. A case containing the clothes worr by Wanda Arlington on the voyage, anG those afterwards discovered in her trunk.
 f. Two photographs-onc of Wanda Arlington as q child the other recently taken.
 .. A pale coral necklace. 6. A gcatlaman's gold watch.
 '. The deposition of Sarah Wilkins. S. Copies of all dispositions taken at the coroncr's inquest
 9. Mrs. I,gcsham's written narrative of events attending her guardianship of Wanda.
 And these were all.
 He interviewed scores of Arlingtons without success, consulted old files of newspapers, and advertised for the bap- tismal registration of any such infant. No good.
 Then it suddenly occurred to him that he ought to see the sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Wilkins, in her evidence had stated tC
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
Castle Greek Hot Springs
 Of Arizona.

A delightful resort for health-seek- CTS; perfect climate, natural hot springs of great medicinal and curative powers, especially for rheumatism; the only springs where you can take baths in the open air the year around without running any risk of colds; open-air swimming pool; private baths in DOT celain-lined tubs. A comfortable and attractive house of twenty-five rooms, in addition to which ample tent room, with board floors and sides, is furnished to those who prefer open-air accommo- dations. There will be resident phy- sician during the winter months Rates, $500 per day, or S18.00 per week. Tent accommodations are also provided at the rate of $2.OO per day or $12.O0 per week. Round-trip tickets via Hot Springs Junction, torty-four miles from Phoenix on the s. F., P. & P. R. R., in cluding stage fare, are sold at all sta tions on the railroad. Daily stage, ex- cept Sundays, runs to the Springs. A new building has been completed at Hot Springs Junction for the accommo- dation of guests going, to the Springs. For further information apply to
 E. W. GILLETT, f'ia s.ls
 General Agent s. F., P. & P. R.. R.,
 Phoenix,
 Or to c. NJ COLHOUN, Manager, P. o. address, Hot Springs, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
A TARANTULA IN COURT.
It Frightened the "Drunks' Into the
 Belief That They Had the D. T.'s.

4 row of "drunks" was lined up be- fore Magistrate Sims in the Essex Mar ket police court this morning. They were weather-worn. liquor-soaked un- kempt. Suddenly one of the prisoners put his hands over his eyes and cried: Take it away Take it awayi" A pO- lceman, thinking that the man had the delirium tromens, hauled him out of the line. Hardly had he been taken away when the man who had Eeen next to him began to paw the air and dance backward. I've got 'em! I've got 'em!' he yelled, and he, too, was hauled out of the llne A red-headed man near the end Of the line, who was watching the antics Of his fellow miserables with a sort of dress parade smile, uttered a cry and pointed to the bridge The rest of the ''drunks" looked where he pointed and stampeded to the rear of the court room.
 All Of the court officials and attend ants moved to the bridge and beheld a creature not unlike a large spider crawling along the top of the magis- trate's desk.
 .SWho owns the buzz" shouted a ser geant of police, picking up the beast.
 q do," shouted a brawny fellow, edg- ing his way through the crowd. He was Francis Pope. a porter in 9 whole sale fruit house at 156 Franklin street. He explained to the magistrate that the bug was a tarantula, and that he had brought it into court to show it to- Policeman Byrnes. He said he had put It in cigar box, but it escaped. To the sergeant who had handled the tar antula Pope said :
 That's a nasty bug. It is poisonous, and if he once bites any one that par tvs body will swell up like a balloon and he will die within an hour. You got to handle the reptile damned care ful, tell you. New York Conner ci9I
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
SPANIARDS GETTING BETTER.

Madrid Dec 31-Ssnors Sagasta and CastelIar are now convalescerl |. The former will .b1 able to leave his room today. Fourteen steamers are now on their way to Havana to repat1.- ate the Spanish troops remaining in Cuba A report of a meeting of Q dozen Spanish generals. the purpose of which has not been divulged, has been confirmed by a member of the cabi- net who does not deny the importance of the occurrence.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
FELL FROM THE CAGE.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 31.-A special from Ishpeming, Mich, says: This morning at s o'clock while nine Fin nish trammers whose names are un- known, were coming to the surface in one of the, shafts of the Lake Superior Iron company. The cage met some obstruction in the shaft that inclined the floor so as to let six men. slide off and they fell 800 feet to the bottom and were instantly killed. Those who clung to the caSe were slightly in jUI9Q
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

FOR RENT-Furnished one of the most desirable homes in Phoenix. Large yardI plenty of fruit, fine barn; house nicely furnished; elec- tric light, gas, bath; in fact every modern convenience. Will be rented for six months and to desirable ten ants only. Address P. o. Box 365, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

For the Christmas holidays the s. F. P & F. will make the low excursion rate of one fare for the round trip be- tween all points on their line Gn- cluding the P. & E); tickets to be sold December g, q, 9, 29, 30, 31, January and ?, and good returning until Jan uary ?. For full particulars call at city ticket office, A West Washington street.
 E. w. GILLETT
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

FOR SALE-Newl River we'll station, on Castle Creek road A bargain if taken within twenty days Just the place for invalids. For particulars call at station or address c. T. Hen derSon, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

STAR LODGING HoUsE-Henry Rixen. Prop. Good beds 25c Liberaify fur nished with all modern improvements. well appointed barber shop in con nectfon. Southwest corner Jackson and First Sts., one block east of Santa Fe depot.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

''You don't call me a brute any more" he said, tauntingly, after he had refused to buy her a new hat.
 No" she replied 'The brutes have been maligned too much already''- Chicago Post.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

young girl to do second work in a small family. Apply to Mrs. John O. Patten, Yuma road, al Thirteenth avenue
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

WNTED-By refined and competent woman in good health, a position where she can make herself useful.
 Good home more an object than wages. Address, Reliable, this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

FOR RENT-Or sale, my six-room brick cottage, 1925 East Washington street; city water, fine shade and good barn. Will sell on easy terms or rent for SIS per month. Apply 31-33 East Washington street.
 c. s. KENDALL.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

If you want a situation, oes1re to eln- ploy help, have house to rent or sell. advertise in The Republican
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

All sorts and conditions of men go to make up the enlisted personnel of a man-of-war, and, as a rule, nothing is known of the history of most of the man-of wars men, who come from every walk of life. It'is not surprising, therefora, that now and then a bit of romance is revealed when the history
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01
A ROMANCE OF OUR NAVY.

How the First Sergeant Received a
 Baronetcy as a Christmas Gift
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

LOST-A coat containing a nickel case watch with chain attached, on the south side of the Lum Gray crossing. Finder will return to this office and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

FOR RENT-Five room house, con- pletely furnished; bath, city water, electric lights, stable. Inquire at Intelligence Office, Room Monihon building.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

AM 58, unencumbered widower, healthy, good moral character, gen erous and wealthy; desire home lov- ing wife. Dewey" 3126 Forest av- enue, Chicago. III
Arizona republican., 1899-01-01

LIQUOR HABIT CURED by the Ensor Vegetable Remedies. Safe and sure. No curs, no pay. Best of medical attendance. Address or see A. P. Walbridge, manager.