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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-05
1|tE Bic STEAMERS SILL
..-s wrenAikess nesusnisg fes The
neanon,s C1eaa-op-DeYry ana
~ Dea6e Go NsstA-CeleeeeteA

~ Fourth of July festivities dill not
r,.fes1aIsy interfere with Alaskan traffic
ri-,>e yeeeeds the Ortxaba. HumD0ldt and
1stv a 6<astie sailed for Lynn canal
ueinfs yesterday and last night Their
nannnnger lists were not al large as usual.
fhotaxf each steamer had fair crowd and
-ore or less freight. The Orsxaba got
away DARING the forenoon, while TIE Iium-
sraA. and City Of Seattle did not saii until
Sbous 10 .. n.
81 d. Nenaeh, rich kiondtke miner.
~ on the Humboldt. He came out two
ueeks ago. and ~ returning FOR his clean
NJ which will be In the neis hborhood Of
fSaee Halt Of this sfnos.Ea had been
uushsd when Menach. who IL resident %
aeAts]e received word - ne serious IIl-
- II HE wife and FASTENED out TO her
1870 Mrs. Menash r. BOW nearly re-
engerAU. 90 her husband has returned for
- fortune OF gold His 1855 cleanup was
- e. the largest OF the district.
Nh Bsswsts. .sfe Q, Dr. 4. II Blewest;
wnf north 20 Join her husband. Dr. Blew
I'll Who has been I'm the klondtke about
aftaen uennths and Is reported to have
teen very succeasfui IN his mine ventures
69her Humboldt passengers from this city
we're Mrs. Gilmore. wife OF Capt; David
Gilmore and her niece, Miss KiFkman.
fnrty passengers and 100 tons of freight
afe booked for the Humboldt at vancou-
-
this city.
q. Shaw Kennedy. a celebrated Chicago
hnntsman. went north on the city Of Sc
altDe. From Sitka he will 20 10 the west
vard and try for game in the Cook inlet
country Kennedy has had the pleasure
a seeing wild game fall TO his guns in
nearly every land under she sun. save
Alaska,
Thn HI Rev. TThoi. Greek bishop of
Alaska. accompanied by his secretary.
Was 4 City Of Seattle passenger as also
4. b Smith Bonanza creek king. The
latter has several rich claims In the Kion-
dihe and is going In TO take possession Of
III seasons output OF his properties. Fred
G, Berry. OF Fresno. CAL, accompanied by
Ma bride Of a few months took passage
d, the city Of Seattle. He Ii one Of the
Berry brothers Of Kiondike fame
Mrs Stevens. wife OF r. c. Stevens. Of
the Great Northeyn. and MI and Mrs.
n H. 4o1befg. were other passengers
boand for an ALASKA pleasure tour.
7he Orfsaba carried the following from
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/ CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
UsUAL CASTS or POWDER DURNs
Result Tn0n CELEBRATION.
I've LaAtle Deys Severely Injore6 ~
Expseeien 81 Giant Pewaer-EaeA
WIN Lose N Eye-Cassaitses -
The Crowded streets Dsrang Day.

The Fourth or July. with it accompani-
ment Of powder and matches. always
brings with II goodiy share OF accidents
caused sometimes by careless handhng OF
explosives. and sometimes by the people
Who think II is . good joke 10 throw q
Hghted fsrecracker into . crowd.
The Fourth this year was not without Its
quota Of Injuries received from these
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DETROIT. July i-~intuncsian proceed
sngs have bssen begun in both tie | nsiea
State and county courts here oss behalf
of several railroads &c prsTent ticket
ss~agyinx during sne ..rfSstaT Enavayar
convention la she United States court
Judge Swan issued temporary restrain
Ing order snSssinsng the defendants from
nuvtng ar selling any special Christian
EraSteavsr excursion tickets. and fixed July
10 as the date Coz argument on ths bills
Tor pertas aeui injunction.
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Delegates IA Great Edueasionai Con
vensioa Begfn so Arrive

Los ANGELES, July ia committee
OF thirty well known ladies of this city
has formed 20 work tn conjunction with
usesls Of the National Educational AssocIa-
ton visitors. This committee OF .hsrty Is
entrusted with the work OK seeing tha,
things are made generally pleasans for all
strangers En the city. Il will ASS. sn re-
c%IvinE delegations a. the stations ard Ne
ready 20 furnish information OF all kinds
ard guides 20 al points.
Tesiay q meeting 81 tie sah-cnyn n1ifss~ Or.
excursions .as held ar! members Of the
committee were assigned - each excursion
10 ~ ras5e during the stay ~ the visitors
he deiegzticn, and visitors ALREADY here
TODAY .acS MARI In sAe eese5ratsor. - IN
dsps n5ence DAY ard joined in the exeussson
10 mountain arst seasiae gssorta
MAGNETS hand NaAsen PARE to-
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= countsrfeitzne scheme II - said that
certain parts Of the city have been Hooded
with bc&us dollars One OF the prisoners
= supposed 10 have spurious cotn with 2
miles OF P1ttsouTG. Il ID alleged that she
men sold II NJ. the rate Of ys.5e for -
worth
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YOUNG WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Named ~ Beneficiary I'm Millionaire
Chase's Life Policy.

CINCINNATI. July Ain connection
with the recent controversy between MT.
and Mrs Duhme. OF Cincinnati and NJ.
w. Chase, of Lafayette. regarding the
sanity OF the latter. an evening paper here
today publishes the following:
THE name OF Miss Margaret Tul.ege, OF
this city. appears as beneficiary on the
s. 900 accident insurance policy which
Moses Fowler Chase. the young Lafayette
millionaire, took out September s. A
statement 10 that effect was made by
Charles Mayor. OF Magly, Sfiess 4
Mayor insurance agents. who wrote the
policy for young Chase. This fs the first
time the name OF any young woman has
appeared even as a friend OF the widely
discussed young man.
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A CALL ron MEETING.

The executive committee OF the Seattle
Press club will meet at the office OF the
Post Int iiigencer at o'clock today tWed-
nes.layl Important business Is 10 be
transacted. and every member IL requested
TO b., present. BY order OF the chairman
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San Francisco: str Tartar chartered by United
states government to convey Loo troops to Manila.
Il coating here
sCILIY Passed Juls 9. Br SD Grenada, from
Tacoma, for Queenstown
kINsAIE~Passed. Jmly ). Br hk Inserlochy. from
Oregon for Queenstown; .ss bk Gwydyr Castle, from
Tacoma, for Queenstown.
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Pert Ludlow shipping.

Special Dispath to the Pest intellgeneer
PORT LUDLOW. July t-~Barkentine Skagis
Cart Robinson arrived here Sunday evening and
left yesterday for PINT Gamble She took on over
10 600 feet Of lumber here and with complete her
cargo a. Port Gamble for Honolulu The ssfamef
E,m Branch is exrected here tomorrow. She viii
take cargo Of ties to Nswchang China
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Now 1T Valparaiso and May Not Be
sent to Apia.

WASHINGTON. July s,-rFhe navy de-
uartmsnt received a dispatch to-day frens
commander Goodrich of the Newark at
Valparaiso. SAYING the At~rends sailed
from there last night fer samoa She car
rsss steel wharf tn sections. 70 build
seaIsng station a. Page Page,
The Nswarks De Situation "a NOT made
saawn by the department bat ~ Is IN
ssssx:Ocd the plan "a send her 80 Apis has
been aba nsi1ned.
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Los~s watch and Money.

George H. Jones. a laborer. reported 10
the poi.cs Yesterday thaAhe vas relieved
OF a gold watch and about 40 In cash Wbiie
!, slesp in a saloon In the southern part OF
tne city
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
TACOMA. July two young men. Ed
gar Hyde ard John Hidebrandt are In
the city ial on suspicion Of being the men
who committed a series OF bold hold-ups
last night. They were arrested early this
forenoon by Police Sergt. Whey. Each OF
verS. Both are sad TO bo capable OF their
alleged crime.
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nR, H n GENTLE has resumed dental
rragzfe-e in thf Rasaex eusiiIng
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Pera0nala.

VII, 4 Ssce, left for Portland last night. where
he viii represent the Post -Tnteiiiseneef dele
sstc 20 the Na,sonai Editorial Association cunven-
tlots.
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". EDWARDS q Co. gesl Estate.
Insurance ard Investments ~ Ssw Yerk
ssssGk
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II voa are sofnx 20 Cape Meme take
the steamship tssrorne. SAs Will land y9a
ahead os any ether steamer.
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Special Dispatch to the Post -1ntelligencer.
TACOMA. July Thomas Sammons.
Senator Fosters private secretary, re-
ceived a dispatch today from the latter
stating that the Fairbanks Foster sena-
,orial party win return from Alaska about
July 10. The party were all weiL the sem
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wa0NER's Esnz Madison Park, TO-
night.
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wAGSER's gana. Madison Park. TO-
night
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!, 3 ! sse:seE. csis Es,se. 8 s@esaa.
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CONNER'S
Special Bargains In Groceries.

Ammonia double strength ...... 49,. C
Hiuing. best quality ......... ......... 10
Bears. pink or Hayo. 10 lbs for ...... &c
Bird seed. lib packages. ...... Sc
Butter. best creamery. 2-ib bricks -. Hlc
Coffee. best Mocha and Java, per h.. SO
Coffee, Arbmckie's sr Lyon ..... 49, 1zc
Chocolate. Bakers Premium, per sib.. l0c
Chocolate. California sweet. per ID. 2oc
Chocolate, ground, Bib cans ......,... &c
Cocoa. Eaksrss. i1~sb caas -. $500. 2sc
Condensed mix, Eagle per can 80. lie
Condensed milk 81. Charles. ...... Zoe
Canned salmon. LII cans. each -. &c
Flour. beet High Patent. per sack.. $50
riour best High Patent, per barrel ~
Gelattre. cox's. per package 80. y1tc
Geiasinc. Knox's. per package ......,. 100
Grape nuts. per package ....-......... i5c
Matches. Vulcan, per dozen boxes =. Sc
Canned corn beef. 2-Ib cars -. 49,. SIC
Canned roast beef. GLIB cans -. -. &C
Gasoline, 5-gaiion Cans -. -. ....1ly8
Pickles and chow chow. az bottles g1ec
Pickles and chow chow. pint bottles 1Sc
Rice best Japan. per ID. ...-........kst Sc
Root BeeT. bottles for ...... s....... No
Salad dressing. purkee's, per bottle. 30
Soap. bert 4ayon. ls-os bsrs. for. 10
Soap, Lsnox. bars for ..4..... ........ 10
Soap. Rabbits q bars for ....s....... &c
Soap. six, bars for .-..,. ........ ;. 10
Soar, Borax. bars for ..........,.... &c
Sspoiio. PER- cake ....e... ........... 10
Starch. lib, Corn ...-+e .-...... Sc
Syrup. i-eai cans. pure sugar goods Soc
Whole Wheat Biscuits per package. 1tc
Chicken Tameses. ba1ed. each........ 10c
Teas. all hIgh-grade sc teas for -. S0c
Teas. all high-xrAde sac teas for 49,. 6fc
Teas, all Eigh-4rade sSe teas for 49,. &c
Cold Dust. : packages for ,..,........ 800
Sugar. Kranuiafed, - lis for 81 -
sugar. graduated. per sack .-,....... -
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JOHN E. MeMANUs 1 SON. 9ls Second Ave.

atcr said. and having a nne time. They
had been heartily welcomed. particularly
At 6kagway.
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81 5000
Fine ~. partially Improved. on Third
avenue. adjoining Rainier Club.

lanette. cArs Hsnsoa. With Ia tons u weIline-
tan coal. fw s1a rranrisco
HAMBURG Arrived. July Q. D. sh AIIertou. fran
Oxeaxn: BE- IN Oskosn. ffum seattle.
LvEkpO0f~-Anised. Duly ]. Br - Posesdoa.
-frum Dsernn
LosDON-Anissd July Fr Colbert. from Ta-
cnma-
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NUGGET Express shipment for Skag-
way and Dawson on steamer Humboldt,
tonight.
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wA0NER's band NAdIsen Psrs to-
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wAGNER's Band. Madison Park. to-
night.
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MARINE NEWS.

'NEfs-AFil ID
tsko y SALISBURY.
Section usasSteS WszfAsc Rurena
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SPLENDID OFFER.

The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company is in the field with an offer ap-
proxim ating $4,000 in prizes, to be dis
tributed among the farmers for raising
good beets.
The offer OF dozen different prizes to
stimulate the growth OF first class
quality OF beets, shows the intense in
terest that this company is taking in the
culture of beets in this valley They
are desirius of doing everything, they
possible can to stimulate work among
farmers.
Here is an opportunity that the far
mers in any other county in the state
would only be too glad to obtain. Be-
sides receiving cash price for every
pound OF beets that they raise, they
have presented to them an opportunity
to make extra money on the side.
AS the work on the factory progresses,
it is a matter OF more aud more surprise
that this company has done what they
have for this valley. 1t is to be hoped
that people OF every class will appre-
ciate the effort, being put forth to stim
ulate the growth of beets and aid in
every way possible the efforts OF the
company.
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Religion and the pos.um.

An incident told by the Rev. v. B.
Carroll in the November Homiletic
Review makes appafent the necessity.
in this transition period. of getting the
negro inwardly right in order that his
relationship to society may be right.
We were driving out one Sunday
from Decatur when we came upon q
negro, with a club In his hand and a
freshly killed possum on his shoulder.
We stopped to examine the prize, and
the colonel said:
MY friend, do you know it is Sun
day?'
"Sartin, boss"
Are you not religious mani"
II are. Use jist on my way home
from church"
And what sort Of religion have you
got that permits you to go hunting on
Sunday?"
Religion? religion" queried the
man, as he held the possum up with
one hand and scratched his head with
the other Does you 'spect any black
man in Alabama is gwine to tie hisself
up to any religion dat lows a possum
to walk right across the road ahead of
him an git away free? No. sab! A
religion which won't bend little
when "A fat possum heads you OF could
MT be established round yere by all the
preachers in de univarse"
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IN SPARE MOMENTS.

Il think it's absurd to say kissing is
dangerous" gushed Mrs. Lilytop.
What possible disease could be spread
by the simple act?" Marriage, mad
am" grunted Grumpy.
Mr.. Gaswel lat picture dealer's)-
Seems to me that's an awful price to
pay for an old picture like that. Mrs
Gaswel-The picture is rather old, to
be sure, but the frame is new.
Mudkins-What would you say. sir.
If l should tell you that 1 love your
daughter? Mr.. Cashtuburn-Not a
word, sir; not a word. Your audacity
would simply hold me spellbound.
Jinks-Whats all this excitement
about? Winks-Nothing worth mem
tioning. Man got knocked down. "Ac-
cident?" Not exactly. One of those
men who always catch hold of you and
push you out Of their way when you
happen to meet them on a crowded
corner grabbed the worng man just
now. That's ALL"
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MOrnOnism.

The good wife looked at her mending
basket and sighed. If she hadn't seen
them there she wouldn't have believed
her husband could have worn holes in
so many pairs OF socks in SO short a
time.
There are occasions" she said at
last, when l am almost ready to be-
lieve that it would be good thing
for a man to be a Mormon"
Then she went at the job she would
willingly have shared with few other
wives.-Chicago Post.
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COMMUNICATION.

l. N. BUNTING:
We are too busy to write an ad to-
day, just say to the people, that the
new combination is working to perfec-
ton. The people are joining hands
with US in keeping prices down to a
legitimate margin OF course our com
petitors will meet our prices on some
articles, but the intelligence Of the COM
munity must place credit where credit
is due and ours only is du, the credit
for low prices. We are selling:
.18 pounds mot 12) Gran. sugar $1OO
Prunes per pound DC
Potatoes ." 114c
Assorted nuts e loc
Apples per box $l'1o
Three boxes Lye 2oc
Everything fresh and clean and at
reasonable prices.
W. F. White Hardware Company.
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Whom Phyllis Sings.
When Phyllis sings, her joyous note,
are heard for miles around,
They shiver up the mountain soil.
tude;
The wild beasts stand and wonder al
the strange, unearthly sound.
And cen the echoes seem in fright.
ened mood.
When Phyllis sings the brides Fl,
away in sore alright,
And even I am thrilled from head
to toe;
That voice would put German band
to wild. impetuous flight,
For Phyllis is burro. don't you
know!
Denver Post
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s1uRA1aIA c.ssS z 2s,H e H., 9s.Is. Pa.
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Honest Advice.

The Rev. Mr. Perkins being called
upon suddenly to address Sunday
school, thought he would get few
original ideas from his young hearers
Children" said he, Il want some OF
you to tell me what 1 shall talk to you
about tonight. What shall I say?" Al
first there was no response. THAT
bright little fellow over there" said
he, pointing to youngster on back
seat. What shall l say to you to-
night?" In little. piping voice came
the answer:-"Say amen and sit
down. wn."-Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post.
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Tho Largest and
Best Equipped Drug Store
TONICS

A long, severe and expensive sick
ness can frequently be avoided by
taking a good, reliable, properly
prepared tonic.
A TONIC makes weak people strong,
restores youthful vigor, gives re-
freshing sleep, builds up the sys-
tenn. Let us give you the benefit
of our long experience.
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A Change OF Opinion.

She-"Then | got right mad and told
him what thought of him"
He-"What did you say?"
She-''I don't remember"
That's queer; you ought to know
what you think of him."
"Oh, | know what l think of him
now, but do not remember what !
thought of him just then.
apolis Journal.
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ANATIONAL LECTURER.

DR.. John p d. John is TO be heard in
Grand junction, ''The Worth of Man"
Friday night ibid Man make God or
God make Man" Saturday night at M .
e church Single admission Toe. The
course $1.OO 4132
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MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY
eY- Our night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.
MITCHELL
PUAELY PER1ONAL.

J,C. Glassford sells window awnings.
New goods in all lines at Roberts. the
jewelers.. IA ~
Dillon Wright returned last night
from Lake City.
Denver & Rio Grande No. 3 was two
hours late today.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work in family of three lO d
j. W. Work, OF Florence, editor of the
Florence Refiner is in the city.
There has been new transfer plat
form laid at the depot.
Bicycles at right prices at Roberts.
4142T
A much needed lew water box is be-
ing placed across Main street at Fourth
Last but not least" is what they say
of the May Day ball,
Samuel G. McMullin went to Gunni-
son Yesterday. on business connected
with the district attorneyship.
Attend the "Cobweb" Box social at
Odd Fellows hall tonight.
Coal miners and day men wanted at
Book Cliff mine. 10 u
Best and largest cent loaf OF bread
in city. p Supp. u
sell my bread directly to consumer
no middle man gets profit, therefore
can give bigge5t and best 5 cent loaf in
town. P. j. Supp. IL
Best rye bread in city cents loaf
straight. P. j. Supp. tt
Good coal diggers and men for out
side work wanted at L. B. G. mine.
IT t;sas sure cure for "that tired feel
ing" and you will; never regret that you
did it. What? Why attend the ball OF
the Women OF Woodcratt.
Ice cream soda on tap at Grand juno
ton Book and Stationery company II
Pearl clifton sem. porcelain ware,
beautiful flow pearl decoration with full
gold tracing Handsomest in town.
414lm The Rio Grande.
We keep full supplies for amateur
photographers Anything you want,
dark room in connection for the accom-
odation of our patrons. Grand juno
ton Book & Stationery Co. tt
Empress pattern, green and gold glass
ware is conceded by all to be the best
and most stylish on the market, we Will
have another and larger consignment OF
these tomorrow. The Rio Grande. I'm
Cards of invitation are out for the
celebration of the Eightieth anniversary
of Odd Fellowship at Armory hal, April
2S. The event will be celebrated by a
banquet and by program of literary
exercises.
Complete line of Cannons famous
perfumes and toilet articles at Grand
junction Book and Stationery company
We will add new departments as we
go along, one price to all. House fur
nishing goods, queesware, glassware etc.
cheap. See price tickets attached to
goods, The Rio Grande. IA I'm
Sole agents for Encyclopedia Britain
lea Three styles, sold on monthly pay
ments. Grand Junction Book 4 Sta
tionery company. u
If you ever saw genuine May Pole
dance you will not miss chance to see
another and II you have never seen one,
you should not fail to attend the May
Day ball, where this beautiful drill is
to be one of the charming features OF
the evening.
The Womans Relief Corps will give a
"Cobweb" Box social this evening,
at the Odd Fellows hall. Gentle
me en- will be charged 25 cents admission
which entities them to lunch for two.
Ladies' will be admitted upon furnishing
lunch for two in box or basket, with
name enclosed. Lots OF fun promised.
Every one welcome. Ladies without
baskets will be charged 70 cents admis-
ainp
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A SNAP.

For SALE-A 22-acre fruit farm; 3
miles from city; 10 acres set to fruit;
good house, barn and all out buildings;
sandy loan soil; water rights etc, clear
$4,000 takes the whole ranch. This
is absolutely the biggest snap in the val
ey. Address "F," Sentinel ofice
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RA1LkoADERs. ATTENTION.

First pay day, then May Day, and the
ball by the Women OF Woodcrafs. Do
not forget to reserve dollar for ticket
to the best ball OF the season.
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RveFybody SAYS %.

-;sscarets Candy Cathart,. the most w.
asrful medical discovery c. the age. piea
at and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bo oweis,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy end Try boz
of G. C. c. to-day; 10, 25, SO certs. Sold an,
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Cameras and Gamer a supplies, Dekos
Finest black and white paper or earth
at Bedwells. Il
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NOTICE.

We will not buy any more Second
Hand goods. The Rio Grande. 4 IA I'm
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OUR BUDGET or FUN
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

a Variety of Jokes-GIbes and Ironiea
Original and seloeted-Fiotsam sns
Jetsnm from tho Tide of Humor-
witty Sayings
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-01
Notice to Creditors.

10 the matter of the estate of Fred f.
Ca row, deces sed:
N"ti,e IL hereby given by The Under
81 snsd, JOS. 4. C,rrow, administrator OF
the estate of Fred Z Cdrrow, deceased, to
the creditors If, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication of
this notice to said adminis traitor at the
office of Tompkins d Carr Nv, in the town
Of Kingmtn, NJ have county. Arizona, the
= me bein the place for the transaction
of the business of SAID estate In he county
Of NJ have, Arizona.
Jos A. CARRow,
Administ rator of the estate
Of Fred Z. Carrow dece ised
Dated Feb 20 IS93