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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15

Columbia ST. Nos. 81 to OIL: Jacob y. Pru.
duvsky john Ross and -- Fischer owners and
contractors, $500 40.
Columbia St. Nos. ~ to Of; Joseph Fisher VS.
John II. Ross, owner and contractor, 81 900.
:, First Ave. and S4th ST., n. ". cor, 25x1on;
VIM. y Lyon c. II Stcincamp, owner; Joseph
Bcrrusrhcn, contractor, SOB.
First Ave. and s+th St, n. W. cor 25Xloo:
Charles Gems VS. c. II. Stclncamp owner Joseph
Brrnasch"n, contractor. SOL 30
Madison Ave- Nos. 1852 and 1884: Peter Schacf.
irr y Son David l.. Blnck and Jacob lederer,
owners and contractors, $1,000.
st ruuls Place and Webster Ave. .
o5NloO Joseph bologna VS.. Joan J. Murphy, owner
AMI contractor Sii6
[ Mon Ave. aud Dawson St. 25HlO0: the Iiar-
len! River luml"r and Woodworking CO, vs.. F. c.
Rurl.ngamr owner and contractor. Sis.
\aienIiu" Ave. ana lNUth st. II. v cor. lfOx6o;
Joseph LOrcttu ct al vs. y. IL. Levin, owner and
contractor. sos. 49,.
White Plains Ave. q $, 10 Il. s, Of sth 81 u.
44x5l Willinusbridge; j T. pufy CO. VS. MI
chael O'Connell. owner: Peter Sponheimcr \ SON.
contractors, $43l4.
Walton Ave and lG5,h St. =. .. cor 1ooXloo:
Cornelius V. Drs"oll vs.. Hannah G.. Doran owner;
Garrett Van Glove. contractor. S3S2 rs.
14nth st, :. $, 1929 4. e. Of St. Ann g Ave e,
lOUNlUO: +. G.. IOmuntc Il Bros. VS.. Meyer Boyer,
owner and contractor, $500
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Inpanese sailor Drowned in the Harbor.

ToIotana Nakaba. Japanese sailor ~
wears old. OF the British ship Ansona. lying OF
s,aplctor, Staten Island. while bending sail
Yesterday morning fell from the rigging into
the water and WAS drowned. In falling. he
struck the side raj! OF the boat. which render
ed him senselesS The body was not recov-
cred.
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Cnntrr., y.Hn Supreme r,r,- Here's
ca!.' r.'" ',',' NV-ual IerrH. Part | Motion
mate. .' a. l"'"" A NJ. Part H. .E> parte
S"T, s'iiss 6 ur' cN,mre.. F.rrr.,h.,o- wn,s =,
in Il E,i.o!M :, ,cnnsn susan u. Gl.Nsnder Viii.
hrrry C'a..''Ia ANN" 4" III, liarha,a RAllcnbacker,
xvt.ol, "'-9Psc"l Term Court opens At 10 A. n.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

ings as follows:
NEW BUILDINGS.
Monroe ST, =, T.. 1923 II. W. Of Market st:
for wv" sixstory brick flats 81 6SsT u and So;
\. \. I:ulrtsky and II. Holman, aG5 Columbus
Ave, owners; NJ. Bernstein, 245 broadway. ar
chitrct. $40 900
I.orng n. .. =. 800 It. :. of IIighhrhse Rd.;
Cor two AMI II hnlf-stgry frome dwelling. 2OHiu;
j ". WaEhhurn, mi West li2d 81, owner; W. l.,
T. hn. architect and builder. S3,IOu
ALTERATIONS.
l5ol. St, $. W, cor. OF Third Ave; allegations
I" three story brick store, Andrew NJ. Davies,
owner; Frank II. Hines, lo4 wes, i2ith St. ar.
chitect, S4un.
Fulton ST, Nos 81 and SO; alterations to an
eleyen-Story brick Office building Market and Full
ton National Bank. owner, +. E. ldeil, Engineer.
81 300.
ions /" n four-story brick nat; Charles l..
Farher. li3 81 AIMS Ave, owner; ". G. Dickcr-
son, architect, 5000,
I4"h ST. - >. 10 r. W Of Cortlandt Ave;
to move thrrc.Sto,y frame dwelling To l,Hth ST.
-, 25u u "f turtlanlt Ave, I.tZ \.
S-li., ga East i"h ST, owner; Edward Wrn1,
l43th ST. 40 90 East; altcrat IONS to a three
ward W"u%, ar"hit"rr, 81 900.
Throggs Neck lio.l. 500 Il. from Fort Schuyler
R"nd; alt"rntnns :" 4 Nv" and a half'story frpme
dwelling. L. DE l.. Wisaman. owner: Smelling Il
Potter. III 5th Ave, architects, $500.
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Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 50 Liberty street-44 I-a and 40
Maiden Lane.

issues the strongest Policy, because it
is a Lawyers Company and can Sc
cure the best examination of the titles
it inSures.
The proof of this is to be found in
the amount of its losses, which for
twelve years aggregate only StS,783.i3.
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At the New York Real Estate salesroom. yes
terday. William Kennedy sold. IN partition. the
two-story stonefront fiat. one half part. on lot
1Sex10O II. No. 1876 East 18th street to the
plaintiff. Margaret Cahill for $500.
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Nantsd-M alts Hltrhanirs, &c.

Statesmen wanted, thoroughly ex.
perenced ones for Upholstery Dept.
Apply Superlntendent's Office, 18th floor
between and 9 a. M, or after s p. m.
Freak loeser & Co., Brooklyn, NY.
WANTED -- First class, clean cut,
ble.bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply 40
State ST., daily, in the morning, Brook.
Ign Rapid Transit Company.
WANTED-A thoroughly experienced
and competent man for Head Porter.
Apply Superintendent Office, 4th
floor after 5 p m. Fred'k Loeser &
Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
RGHs to feed ruling machines. VAN HouTEN
- BROS. 30 Pearl At.
STRoNti BOY to run errands and to make himself
- useful; wages 81 per week HJ.R boz "a sun
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OiIiclnI Records.
REGISTERS AND COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
Filed on Saturday. August 70, and up
one o'clock to-day.
Tn\NEyNNr
CONNEYANCES

Grove ST, .. :, at .. W, ;. OF Woodruff
Ave-. lUUNl5Uy lOOxl0O, u part John
MrtIia to August Swrnson aud anU...... 500
Wrs arms, Wm. Il, CaEer 10 Ncllle A.
srrand Ave-, : e. cor Of U5th ST, 5GxGix '0'
trrrg ratrick SkrlIy TO Hugh l..
Sally ..,,....., ..,,..;,.,....,......
Third Ave-, ,. r., W. u uf lot 575 map ~
Nak"rcld, 1ONli+, Hannah liellman to
IGin St. s." taI East. 25NIoa3: Katha, 81
riue Goerl 10 Katharine lIufmann......
G!th ST. =. :. lOT Il. ". ~ If AmStrr-
liam Ave-. ls.lo0.5, Allen bailey to uys.
7Hn s.. N@. u East, ia4Iio@2 Naannia
sad St. n = 80 II. ". of West End Ave-,
5oyln. .; Henrietta Is. SIvGG" To Th"s
INN s., ~ ). aodH H. e. Of Is; Ave, '"''''"
2. tN lwl. IL, Isl Ave. =. \, ll6 n. cot
Rnw"ly - NT3. l"y22 iN7T5; Alexander
vi, gand AM AM. T." Davis Harp .,,...
lIuL ST ~ G3S West l5Np0 II :; Patrick
il. Iyurh tu Vim. H. o'Breu. ....,,..,
LEASES
Firh Ave. Nos 25S and go. Henry Cora
/" I,avd II. Anderson, a OF IN floor;
GaIrNsEi R-rnagd. L. Virginia Slneso; No
IIu Fast llhih s.: yrs .....,...,.... APO
MORTGAGES
Boyer. Ulysses J.. /" ADDISON Gardner;
Br"vster, wm. and nno, 70 Bond and
Cl5I 32O VEST ys..,..,............. 10000
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Auction Sales To-day.

BY JAMES l.. WELLS
WEST 1OsTH ST. Nos 81 and II, n s. 100 o
Columb bus ave. OI1oO II; two hvc.story brick
fats; foreclosure sale; Hyman SOM ct al vs.
Carl Lagesson ct al; Hayman Rosen.
thai. attys; James Halves. ref; due on
saa6 h ana m anu t III, 'os , s Sla si"
int.
BY WILLIAM KENSEILY.
EAST THIRTY FOURTH ST. No. III north side.
2o4.+ east Park avenue. 2lIge.p FOUR story dwell
ling: foreclosure sale the Y. NJ c. A. of New York
vs. Richard Duncan Harris ct all Harrison X Byrd,
attys: John r. Ward, referee: due Judgment.
$4,000, costs, S2o2.71; taxes. etc. 5000.
BRYAN L. KESSELLY 4 co.
BEAVER AND MARKETFIELD SITS, Q7.4 Q Broad
st. 22l1e on Beaver OF 5:i.6A 1894 Market
field at I23.4Nbh.3: four story brick building par
tition sale; Conrad / Peters vs. Louise Onelmeyer
Ell all Lewinson kohler X Schattman, attys; Ed
ward Mccall. ref; subject to mort for $4,000.
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Domestic Servants at'anted.

As COOK, hrst.class. English Protestant, gentle
~ mans private family. FIrst.class references,
Wage-,s"u. NJ r., care Mr.. Branigan. lo3 F.. both al
(NIAMRERMAlp AND WAITRESS Small IA.
Y mily; wages SIG; Tor the city: references re-
CURED MRS l.. SEElN. 3h2 18th ave.
& 'uMrfTENT CltAMHFRMAID. GOOD SEAM.
y STRESS. for Tuxedo Park. references reouirsd
MRS l.. SEEli, 3d. 9Th ave
4 'uMrETENT KlTCHENMAID for Oakdale Il,
y l.; also second laundress; good wages and
n.st references Required. MRS l.. SEEIY, asa
wv AITRESS- Wages 500; must he competent
~ and have good references; to go to Seabright
MkS !" SEEl,N, 80 Bth ave.
Il lTCllENMAIn 10 go to westchester, n VI
fer"n'cs required. MRS. l.. SEEIY 49, 9Th ave,
I ANpRESs Wages SOS; to 60 West virsipiat
onc"s, MRS. l. SEEIY, at2 9Th az" ''''''
IooKS. LAINDRESSES wAITREssFa,
y 'hhini"rmaids. cooks. who do Liunirywork
S SG!rnI Men wanted immediately. MRS, /.
SffIN. NN West I'D ~. servants entrance 3h1
9Th ave. Tel 1871. 18th ~.
{ COMPETENT COOK. wages s35; large famiIyt
Mrs. l.. SEEli. 3b2 9Th ave.
Z 'oOk. willing to de- laundry work for a family
y Nt"n living short distance from the city;
wages W; best references required MRS t.
SEflN. "52 9th
'INMbRorGIlLH COMPETENT COOK, for Glen
- owe good wages, best references required,
Mrs. l.. SEELi, -? 9th ave
+ lRST CLASS COOK; must thoroughly under.
references required MliS l. SEEIY. a52 9th ave.
(WAMBERMAIDi in hotel: can come well recon.
y monded. Address Chambermaid Box lad Sim
lptown. inth Bwar. '' N
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DIRECT TRAINS FROM BROADWAY FERRIES.
VIA BRooklfN UNION -" X. r., week DAYS
and half .honrly from 934 A. NJ. to "a4 p. NJ Last
train from ROckaway Beach at 1857 p NJ
FARE 10 CENTS
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MAMMALIAN BEACH.

Trains leave foot of 34th st. f. r. N Y. week
gay. 80, go 90 n2o; LOO NJ. 121o, and
go. Ilo 80, 80 $40. ":aO. 1850 i NJ
, sundays. 900, $40 1910. 1l:IO A. NJ: 1910 and
half .huurly 40 ITO p:lOP Nj. Iu:lO l. NJ.
, Leave foot Whitehall at Battery via 3ath at,
SCUM Brooklyn Ferry. daily. 900, and hourly 500
$40. and 10 20 r. VI. TWcek days only.
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
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;first-Clash Males.

\ PRACTICAL. POOh tINSHER would like q POI
\ s!t.uu IN oil blank and printed book bindeIy.
An every day mAn,slI't!y temperate, can do stamp
ing and siding, country preferred. Address. A.
hoN I2u, suu Office.
WIDE A WAKE uuSIlISG YOUNG MAN lsAy.
n !nE for California III a few weeks. would like to
represent on mora first class Manufacturer or
Merchants Oh Commission.
CALIFORNIA Boz 2o1 Sun ONCE
NuUNG MAN, IL, good psnmAn, desires positiont
! Advancement, j. XANfr. 1873 Ludlow e..
tNy,
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- tent; pp"-! differences; i. F., BOX 5eI Sun
uptown Office, 1903 Broadwny.
N itSE and chamtsrmaid; good references tho
~ roughly competent |. n, Box $780, Sun up-
town office. 1905 broadway.
~ wages SID good rcfcrcn"es T. d" H. Box ssS'
Sun uptown office, l265 Broadway. '
ADiES' MAID or nurs" to grown children; eI-
- cell"nt references, good senmstrcss. +. n.
Box 552, sun uptown office. l2G5 broadway
I)RoTEsTANT infants nurse; understa nds the
"ntir" care. also bottle feeding Best refer.
Iim"s ). s. BOX 549. sun uptown office, 1905
pAEL"K MAID and WAITRESS: hest refer.
cn n' 'F%m r. v", ss f" gn S@1o"shy
broadway. '-''
- WEpISH LArNDhESS understands her work;
= wages 81. excellent references. s. G., Bof
5G2, sun uptown o'hcr 1868 broadway.
SWEDISH rnok WAGES $50, thoroughly com.
sun dTt1 % o &C., r ?SaFr% r"ndwn NJ b. Box ''s
J.rIRST.CIASs LAVNDREsS; understands sbIrtS
a collars. Guns, etc, good references. l.. b..
BOX 5G3, sun uptown office, 1903 Brnndway. '
EIRSTCIASs CnAMBERMAID; wages 500; IN.
H. Ta1 80 a" np,o srT dSSe " s
LEHMAN LADIES MAID; understands hair.
n'e. H. Box 5d5 'f sun npd~ SSc RES isss
family; references, NJ. X, Box 55l. sun uptown
Office" l2G5 broadway.
E,>GiIsII COOK; wages $50; long experience;
orro. l2G5 broadway.
4 COMPETENT waitress and chamh, rmaid city or
= county; good references NJ H., Box h4s.
M test " rierr"cas d. " Ro1 55 Sun nptowa
office, 1868 broadway.
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MINING MACHIS FRY FRASER 4 CHALMERS
4l 10 Broadway. New York. manufacturers of MN
INC and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining,
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
MINING MACHINERY. -UneIcelled in efficiency
4h GATES IRON WORKS, II Broadway.
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New Buildings and Alterations.

Plans for new buildings and alterations
have been filed at the Department OF Build
ings as follows
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first Class Grlp-frmalcs.

IhoNti BOY to run errnnds and to make himself
useful; wages 81 per week. HI r. boz / "a Sun
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

ranch's homsly outfit, and the agonized vocal effoI ts of the mesquite-ladened bdrro, the farfamed Rocky mountain canary bird, which has been lightly termed the sweet singer of the south west"
 Out at the park, Miss Bright Eyes and Paragraph found the foot ball game in stirring progress. The con testants were the Phoenix eleven and 1.-the young representatives, from the government Indian school. The In dians, though much inferior in weight and general physique, won the game handily. They won it through super for agility and their adeptness at the revolving wedge tactics. A..dwinter base ball, bicycle and horse races were also on the programme. The sample of base ball seen there would bring ridicule to backwoods opponents of the noble game but the horse races were exciting and were received with ear piercing cowboy whoop5 and great ac- claim.
 At the Indian school the dusl1y stu dents. representing nearly every tribe in Arizona, were giving an exhibition military drill in the plaza. led by the Indian band in dazzling uniforms. They marched with sOldierly precision, and SQOWeQ the ESSulIS OI ulSCl- pline and training.
 The noble ostrich, that proud bird of theater plumage, slavery and indisc1im- mate appetite, was in all the glory Of his feathers at the big farm, and he stretched his rubber neck over the fence for anything that might be offer ed him. The ostrich. like the burro, doesn't care twheths1 he eats hot ta- males or tin cans, and jackkniVes are dainty morsels to him.
 Down the perfumed valley, the plain tive song of the mocking bird forming pretty interludes to the musical ripple of irrigation canals, through groves of blossoming oranges, lemons, and nearly every fruit known to a tropical cline past fields of brightly green alfalfa, where cattle, sleek and fat as butter, fed and thrived, the horses We're guided. bosomed in a clump of cottonwoods, came the seductive strains of a guitar, played by some love-lorn senor prac- ticfng a serenade to his dark-eyed senorita.
 The mountains bare, save for the giant cacti that stand upon their brows like lonesome sentinels at a fortress, breathed an air of mystery and TO- nance to the scsne, as they were shad- owed in the gloom of approaching night The sun was fading slowly away in a delirium of colOr-gorgeous, sublime, unpaiD iDtable. The melting glory of it formed magic pictures of upturned ships and wooded islands, that seemed to shift at the play of wizards wand, finally merging softly into the mellowness of the twilight.
 Isn't it glCrious?" murmured Miss Bright Eyes, who sat enraptured at her companions side.
 Tt is," said Paragraph; 'thave you had a merry Christmas?'
 Yes" she said simply. Their eyes met, and in the depths of hers he thought he rsad his fate.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
CHAPTER XVIII.
NY nn-a ~ --kANL

NEA1sER
 Harry did not let the grass grow under his feet, when th2-e was even the faint est chance of working in the right di- rcction, alI half a1 hour after he re- ccived N1r. uardcastle's letter found him on the top of an omnibus on his way to Hampstead Heath
 He had no difficulty in finding Acacia cottage, the residence of the eccentric doctor, for he was q well-known per sonage in the noighborhood.
 What q pretty place it was. A quaint, thatchcd house, half smothcrcd in roses and honeysuclfles, and surrounded by lovely garden. The old gentleman him. self was in the garden, pruning a rose bush, q short, wcaZcncd, crafty-loolzinr old fellow, clad in long dressing gown, and with Turkish smoking cap on his head. Snch q man living in such a place was to Hur1'ys mind like bind ing q copy of some blacl1lctter folio in the gay cover of 9 Christmas annual.
 He advanced to meet tho intruder.
 ''Ah, an American he said. as he glanced at the young mans card, before opening the letter of introduction. Come for some hints I suppose for New York eorrcspon dainty little bit of modern contemporancous history grand peoplcEours = do so ap-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
Castle Creek 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, $3.C0 per day, or $1S-00 per week. Tent accommodations are also prov1ded 1 at the rate of S2.00 per day or $12.00 perl week. Round-tr;p tickets via HotN Springs Junction, 1orty-four miles from Phoenix on the S. F., P. & P. R. R., in cluding stage fare, are sold at all sta tioEs on the railroad. Daily stage, exN 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,
 General Agent s. F., P. & P. R. R..
 Phoenix
 Or to c. M. COLHOUN, Manager, P. O. address, Hot Springs, Arizona. l
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

prcciaGc gossip about the criatocracy, especially if it has 2 flavor of naugi1tl- ncss-not. Of course, that 1 ever indulge in scandal
 By this time he had opened the letter and read it's contents.
 ''What.'' he cried, in pleased surprise, ''from my old and distinguished ac- ouai1tance. Alexander IIar6lcastIc Gad took you for one of those newspaper fellows"
 If report was true Dr. Forester added 1,any an honest guinca to his yearly in come in consideration of his salacious gossip with those same correspondents he alluded to SO slightingly.
 So Hardcastlc wants me to be of service to you, young man. Now, in any way you can command me, am yours
 He shook Harry's hand warmly, and led him into T charming room, opening into the lawn.
 Take that arm-chair,, he said, hos pitably Ut is q relic of Stowe abbey. 1 bought it at the dukes sale; but it will be none the less comfortable for that. You smoke, of course. All Americans do. Have a cigar, and pardon mo if light my pipe"
 Harry wondered where he got the magnificent meerschaum with it's big amber mouthpiece and solid silver mountings from. He felt sure it was q mcncnto of some dccayed fortunes.
 Now, sir, what can do for you?"
 Harry thought q moment; then re- solved to tell his story from first to last. He had told it so often that it had now assumed 2 logical onsccutivc narrative, without the suppression of a single salient point.
 The little old man sat with his head on one side like q jaclldaw, Grinning with intense interest, but never inter- rupting by single movement or c-,cla- nation.
 At last the tale was told. Still the doctor sat silently Tufing at his pipe.
 Do you sec any ray or light?" liar " asked at last, anxiously.
 "Eayl The whole dawn of day breaks upon me. l sec tho key to mystery which has puzzled me for years"
 . As he spoke he went to his bookshelf, took down q massive volume, carefully ducted it, rapidly turned over it's leaves StA4t4, 4I~~E4S L'>i-Itl " A1-e H. As ing for. placed the pondcrou3 tome on the table in S-o-lt of Harry and said:
 ''Read! Your eyes arc younger than nina. Read 1t aloud.''
 Evcshan saw ct a glance that the volume wGs ''BUrlzc's Pcorage,,' and at once proceeded to do as he was bid, at first listlessly, then with rapidly in- crcasing interest.
 (ContInued Tomorrow
 An advertisement in The Republican is read by thousands of people daily
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

General W. w. Blackman of Boston owns the chair in which General Grant sat in the court house at AppomattOx when he wrote out the conditions of Lees surrender.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

WANTED-American gentleman wish es lady partner with few hundred dollars. Big brusiness proposition Spanish speaking preferred. Ad- dress X. X. K, this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

LOST-Valley bank check book Has name of F. c. Longe on number of papers in check book. Finder will please return to this office and re- ceive reward.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

If you want situation, des1re to em- pIoy help have house to rent or sell advertise in The Republican
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

FOR RENTING rooms furnished for light housekeeping. suitable for two or three men. Call at 229 w. Mad
 ison street.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

STAR LODGING HoUsE-Henry Rixen. Prop. Good beds 25c. LiberaYfy 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., 1899-01-03

LOST-A coat containing 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., 1899-01-03
Popular Wants

Advertisements under this head, one-half cent a word each insertion. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents.l
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

WANTED-A young girl to do second work in a small family. Apply to Mrs. John O. Patten, Yuma road, at Thirteenth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

LIQUOR HABIT CURED by the Ensor Vegetable Remedies. Safe and sure. No cure, no pay. Best of medical attendance. Address or see A. P. Walbridge, manager.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Washington street, a white eiderdown baby robe. Finder please leave at Republican office.
 s. w. BUCHANAN, JR.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

A GOOD pony, harness and cart for rent by the month; terms reason able Inquire at 129 Adams street
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

ADVERTISEMENT WRITING. I would like to prepare clever, catchy and convincing advertisements, un- der a yearly contract, for two or three Phoenix merchants, all in diff ferent lines of business, at a mod crate rate. Write me. H. L. Brown, 50 Broadway, New York City.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

WANTED-Man to buy lunch counter and accompanying paraphernalia. or to come in and run it. Klondyke Sa- loon, Mesa
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

WANTED-Lot in Phoenix clear, in exchange for desirable new hunting case watches, guaranteed. Call or send particulars to David s. English, 545 West Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

An advertisement in The Republican is read by thousands of people daily.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.

PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND REPAIR ING. Orders left at T. k. Irvine Co.'S store, 19 and 21 East Washington street, will be prompt ly attended to
 CHARLES QUAKENBUSH. Satisfaction guaranteed.)
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

STRAY mare from the Pool Ranch, one-half mile south of Indian School She has foretop clipped star in face and right ear slit, and weighs about 1000 pounds. A reward will be paid for her return or any informa- tion about the mare. Leave word at this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

MANDOLIN, Ricca, New York maker; Almost new; cost $22. What offers trade or cash. Address Box, Re publican office.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

GRAIN land for rent. 460 acres good grain land near Alhambra for rent.
 Inquire of w. D. Fulwiler, office of Arizona Water Co.,, O'Neill building.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

FOR RENT-A self-contained four roomed fiat, furnished for housekeep- ing; best locality. Inquire 546 North Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

GOOD country board at McBride's, in house or tent; use of horses; above irrigation Address Box TSP.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

WANTED-$5,O ,O0O for three or five years at per cent; giId-edge se- curity. Rooms 201-2 Fleming block
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

FOR RENT-16O acres in alfalfa. See
 J. Ernest Walker
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
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  DIR. VIM. G. LENTZ, DENTIST. SPEC IALIST in Crown and Bridge work. Gas administered. Office over Post office, rooms 1, 3. 5. ', g. H. J. JESSOP-Dentfst. Office Porter building, corner Washington and Gen. ter streets. rooms IA and 1G-