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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.


FOR RaNT-Two. 3. and , llrfurnisfsd rooms.
= - and - modern improvements. splendid
nous aud neIghb0rhood. 1914 St So e24-E
FOX fENl-I-srge unf,iruizacd front room: rea-
~auahle. 81 L 81. NV rs5i-g
FOR RENT-Second Hoo-. with bath: private
nome, occupied by owner; suitable for housekcep
ING 1879 18th St mi
FOR RENT unfinished, second floor. - New
jersey ave. e2g-g
FOR RENT-Housekeepins fiat: four rooms and
11-n. central; clean: cheap p u st. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Thrcc unfinished rooms on third
Tor. -. adults 30 - NV mss
tob kENf-Threc uHfuTuished rooms: cheap 10
desirable tenants: no children 30 zG St ne
Tn23-G
FOR HENT-Thsse unfinished rooms. with
heat. gas, and bath on same aoor- - n
------.-.. 2IO 81 ne e22-2
: oh REET-Four uuf:rrishet rooms for house
acrPiuE. g0g StE st NV. 81
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Through trains from tne South arrive Wasting.
ton 5-41 am 6.52 an 80 daily 2-I5 p r..
and eco pm daily From H4TTls0Gburc II %
~ week days and 80 pm. daily. From Char
I0ttesyille SOS am and $40 pm daily.
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II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA, THE NINTH DAY or MY
l40l-t'EDRCE J. HOFFMAN y, UNKNOWN
HEIRS or JOHN STELLNAN TT Al y
21%if Equity Docket so 50
On motion ~ The plaintiff, by Hamilton A.
Colbert. lis solicitors Is Is ordered thar the de
PENDANTS. unknown heirs aIieueeS and f.v7.lrs
or John Stcijmau and Sarah Ann StcIlfnan his
vile. the unknown heirs ticvisccs. and 3I7aD4,.
of Henry j. FJrher and Annie T. FlrI+r his
wife, and the unknown heirs. aIearrs. and d,yi-
sees OF Christopher HeHEiCH> and Auui.a lien,
Tlein- his wife. cause their appearance. 10 be- on
tered herein orbCtgre the first Falc IIy orcITrrr
forty days after this day; otherwise the ,sue
Viii be proceeded with IS It's case Of default
The object of tins suit Is 10 Quiet mile in
complainant 90 the south twenty feet front ON Third
street hv the fulI depth thereof Of lot A. in
Joel ". Jones subdivision ri square 5i5 AZ n.r
plat in Iibrr y X. folio 161. one OF the records
~ the office vi The Surveyor of the District "a.
Columbia, and 70 establish as matter of record
lumplIfuJHt's fec-sjmpie title thereto
Provided copy OF tins order De published one,
week taf three successive weeks III the Wash
inEton Law Rcporter'' and ia The Washington
Times.
By the Court:
9sssl) A b HAGNER. Justice, etc.
True c"py-Fest-
J. K Young. Clerk etc.
b ALI. L.. BUHMAN. asst Clerk.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Paytry COOK: two nurse giTls IN city;
waiter, waitress, and four women 10 leave city.
~ Il St NV nj
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rnArNs ~ RIrENnNr RPlNru

D
Leave Washington $40 a. H.. 100 D m, G-5j
r. H. and AS p n. week days, and 9-Gi a.
II. and G.25 p m SUNDAYS only for RIuernoaL
and 6-25 T. m. week days for LcesburS
Returning arrive Washington So a M and
500 o. n. daily, and s-S4 q. III. and 2.fJ q m
yzcek DAYS from BIuenont. and 80 a. IA vse=s
davs from LeeshuTg-
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Tickets. sleeping ear reservations, and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
Trausisr Co. on orders left II Ticket Office -G5
18th St NV; 81 Penna- Ave. \. W and At
Pessul. Station.
Phone I!H for p r R. Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON Sd y P and Gen Mgr
) r. HA2pWICK General Pass'r Agent.
L ; BROWN General AGENT
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-By respectable white girl place to
take care OF children help with houseworE-
-. 18th St NV a
NANTED-By white widow. situation as house
keeper OF nurse children, excellent city refer
enCeS- Box a. this cfFice 81
WANTED-By colored woman. washing to do Il
home: UsfeTCnces- SARAH ROANE- 2Iz Wilson
St 81
WANTEB-By volored girl, place 10 do general
homework good references I.z3SlE 5Jh s. NV
81
WANTED-By coIared girl. place 10 do general
hoUSewuTE- as / ST. uw. 81
WANTED-By respectable cclore5 woman. place
10 work our by the day 1912 9th 81 nv.
el
WANTED-WasiIiug and ironing out BY the day
OF place a. good cook lls 81 NV III
WANTED-By respectable cofored girl situation
Of any kind Gail 1893 IIth 81 NV nj
WkNTED-Bv coIored woman dav work Of any
kind. = Hanover place nv. mI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NANTED-Partuer, an experienced and we'll
recommended man. frst-cllss dining and Ts-ref-
room business; capital required s50l. don't
4f@"eF y Eoa don't mean business Address
Box rs tins Office ii
FOR SALE-Gsocsrv. corner 81 and X - nv
~ 81 Stccsed, Hy,t-class goods For r.art7rTlIsrs
address by mail CHARLES J. NAGUL. Easf-
lnstoo City JAIL 81
FOR SALE-Bargain; barToom. Address BON Il6.
this Office ms
FOR SALE-Nodern printing oatee7 in lots 10
sglt 1i5 81. NV. basement r2t-2
FOR SALE-Nodera ,Iruz store well located AMI
established business, other business viii sell az
nargaIn+ small amount Of cash, easy terms. Ad-
Greas BOX lsi. this ONCE mig
FOR SALE-Best grocery. meat. ana provision
store III Northwest sickness. 10 rrffrs or agent.
address BOX IS5- this Office mis-
FOR SALE-CTocery- stock. and fixture. $50
worth 500 DUNLAP, sos F s. mass
EIGHT swings and privileges. sumner re-or--
snap. DUNLAP, 800 F ST. ug2f-S
FOR SAiE-Cigar store and roolroora: ch.--.
for cash go ~ 81 sw- ezs-2
FOR SALE-Con:cct5anrrv. Esf3v .IIa- 50
make Offer, iil-hellth NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKER. Ie5 +. czs-s
FOR sALE-Grocery, corner % and D ~ NV:
vii invoice. szzg
FOR SALL-i-gnch-oom: ice cream aud soda;
-&-L-- 80 .-1 - nv c-3-S
FOR SALE Barber shop: cigars ba-iaes- mart
CITY, also shocb!ack stand AddTess. BOX rs
this Office uzs-5
- Ga. p s,l 7s ai. nz-'1= central
------ ------ - - ~ us sli-e- M
FOR SALINE essIe wood plant. 51frr J----
64ain,sS; 5TyeSt;ate NEW YORK. BUSINESS
F0P PE-,T - -7.-.------
I'll r[l-+5,-.- - zz. an ".'siltii- cen
crate II GTg1t NJ. M terms is'-
M
ness; 50 to 500 address BOX II6. tins sficc.
FOR s1IF-Bsr6q- -5o1 l5zo. -i.-----.--- s-o7
confectionery. So Dungeon fry-r;-.,.'
DLNl-AF. 90 r ezz-3
FOR SALF-Roo-r7ns b.,r,s,. ,.-,--,l 1T =
FOR SALE-Filr-gE crgccrv -o---- - :, 49, > -
DUNLAP. 90 + go
FOR ~.TF-0TF lgt[5.I5-I-T -
- ~ eZ-2
ith and 4 IS. Sc ess-s
WANTED Partner Nth 500 IN 7,bcT.s7Tr T5,--,-
z4--z-z-- Box IL LLLz oti.e- Obj
go.
II " MEH BOARD.
- -.---------
Aih0- TRaN' II IANI las opened boarding
ho'lse at CoioHIa! Beach for eo!orcd people vino
Der vel 'i''-i AUG 7''''le' al 'he rate Of =
-
FOR RENT-FL4Te
FOR RENT-TIree de-irsbIe unfurri-l,e5 4.ts
IN family oi two - Indiana NV eIg-7
---------
FOR RENT-SUBTRBAS.
FOR RENT-Columtia PARK eight mile, nom |
Capitol hVe-roOm house and stables. hfteeu
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NANTED-Br reliable man Of thirty responsible
outside position ot some Eind- references. For
personal interview address Bon IIg this Office.
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FOR RENT-ROONs.

: ANA--s' AhOS-sA5-
| For RENT-Nfcely-fuI cool rooms ~
| Fast Capitol st. m2l-3
| FOR 8ENT-Furnisbed communicating rooms
olneT rooms. 3. > Per week. so h St MSS. mi
FOR RENTED IIth St NV. furnished second
story front room cheap; gas Tor cooking H.-i-5
FOR RENT-DclightfrI fat - .th 81. -sv.. sec
/ ond floor: SIX rooms and bath: dumb waiter
5u24-%
FOR RENT-DeIightfuI. cool communicating
rooms on first and second floors. single ur on
-ulic SlS f. MS. m2i-%
FOR RFNT-Tro delightful large rooms. second
H""r- furnished: cl,=eis. bath Ioof pa ST. nv.
El2t-3
FOR RENT-FuuiShed or unflrri~he8 two
rooms on SECOND floor. summer rates. also bass
ment suitable ior shop. = PER month 80 X st.
FOR RENT-Tvo delightful rooms. furnished.
summer rates, s. and SO 5I5 18th ST. uw.
egg
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. two nfcrly-
furnished rooms. So; references. 1855 New Jrr-
NeH a-e- NV. cZ3-S
FOR RENT-Furnished and UNFINISHED rooms,
new house 49, st e2s-S
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms for light house
keeping % F St NV mss
FOR RENT-Large second-story front room;
also back room 22l D St NV mss
FOR RENT-T,yo nieeIy-i,.-nizhed rooms. second
story 81 h st ne MIS-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for gentlemen only
II05 St m23-3
FOR RENT-Thrce communicating rooms: second
Ho"r: single or suite; complete for house
Scep1ng; gas and bath floor; Of large
yard and kitchen i required 200 lst St NV
49,
FOR RENr-rurn:shed and unfurnished rooms
as sta St NV e22-3
FOR REST-Two rooms with bath lz51 eth st
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 3. S. sI2. us
New York ave. NV MIS-
FOR RENT-Furnishei rooms reasonable. 80 Cd
ST. m22-3
ROOMS AND BOARD.
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS for two: vcry
reasonable. 30 Ist ST ne CTS
els
FOR RENT-Rooms and board, - per week.
li@5 9th ST NV esq
FURNISHED ROOM with board for single gentle
man: home treatment. Hos sth s. NV. mz&-3
GROCERY; rent So; established eight years;
daily sales. SIS. price. $50 NEW YORK 81 81
NESS BROKERS' 1906 F ST mss
rok KkNi-turniShcd rooms with board ST.
per month 4G2 10th 81 Sc e22-S
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with board. 6Is
q st nv. e22-2
WANTED Two boarlers. nicely furnished room:
good board. bath. gas; $50 per week each zG3I
II II. u22-6
FOR RENT-Plessant rooms with board at sum
Nor rates: near Capitol Census Once, and Ii
bTsry. l05 I'd st. ne. eis-7
FOR RENT-Newly- painted end papered rooms,
v5th or without board: everything drst class;
splendid location. sl2 9th st NV e20-ti
FOR RENT-uFFICEs.
FOR kENT-Ofice or business room: l222 G St
nv: 50. Apply TO 4. {. CLANCY Bond Build
ing ,us9-1
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RkNF-Lsrge airy store. with improve (
mentS; With or without dwelling and stable (
800 + 81 eIs-T
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WANTED-SeUtIed WHITE woman FOR general
hou~eyork IN widows family. good home TO
right party; references Address Mrs PAXTON
f25l austin St. BrO0Eland. e2E-3
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wANTED-AGENTS.

NANTED-By a savings bank. nan to solicit
savings scCCUnts: reference required: salary and
commission. Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK 18th
II md Nav York sve- ma
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MBTA. BEFORE LEWIS l. O-NEAL 4
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-THE UIIf-S
LAN>BJ RICH FJRNTTJ RE AND CARPET
COMPANY Plaintiff v JAMES c. SINCLAIR
AND ENoS /. HOPPER Defendants
summons due form having been is.11,I ont
OF this court TO 4 lawful constable Of the Di,
trlct OF Columbia or defendant Hotter and the
same having been returned Not 10 De found -
Il Is hereby ordered that the said defendants
ealSe their appearance to be entered herein ON
OF before the 22D DAY OF AUGUST 800. other
Wise TINS cause viii be proceeded in as IN case
of default. The object Of this suit is IN derarl
mine the title to certain goods and ,Lartels
LEWIS / O-NEAL
Justice OF the Peace T. oi c.
STRA>Bt RGER d DANINANN. ATTORNEYS
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WANTED-A woman To wash and Irun- also d
eITl TO attend two children 626 St NV
uI2.}-3
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wANTED-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED rent small six or seveu-roorn hou=.
IN The suburbs, must De reasonable B. X
NICT1 IL 2is 9Th Il NV rr53-g
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wANTED-ROOMs.
wANTED-Roo3is AND BoARD.

WANf5D-Larse- airy room. by two gentlemen.
Tear Union Building. state price sith or ggithau;
board address BON III ms Office ruzg-2
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wANTED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES,

WANTED-To Huy. good. speedy horse also
light grocery wagon Gall at lC,h and sts Sc
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so II. K. FgELTON'S
- Loan Once,
3I4 Ninth Street ~. w,
Money Loaned Watches. Dismonds. JeweIry
Etc
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT.
Business strictly confidential No connection
With an other Loan Gfice in. the city
NINE. THEO.

Medium ard Card Reader. washington's most IA
nous claiTvoyan- and paInist. Consult her &C
business love. and family affairs; reuLites the
separated. removes spells. causes speedy mar
TIaees. and gives luck Open daily. German
spoken. 25c and so. ~ L St. NV nIs-I
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WANTED-Re-iabIe help booked for Office work
and summer resorts; today $40 81. NV. second
floor. nj
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NANTED-Two yuunE ladies for special WORK so
month; must write plainly 65I 81 NV mi
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WANTED-Twc Young ladies Of neat appearance
for salesIajIes- Address Box I27- this Office.
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FOR REXT-STORES.

.OR RENF-Lsrge aiTy store. with improve
nents; With or without dwelling and stable
- 81. ne. els-T
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ERNING MlLLOM-

VLtIIst u ANI ND TAINI~I-
I111 NEW YORK AVENUE y W
He tells your name, object OF visit. and any
tIin, Won wish 20 know YOUR future and fverv-
thing TeycIlCd 10 daily ana sunday Ladies
81. gentlemen. - nj
IT'S THE MECHANIC and IaboriuE pcoplc that
we wish 10 Tell about our frst-class suits q
clothes lnsar 10y Islrlu-I0H taiorSl uuiy sIIg,gI
used. az that: don't forget 90 note the place ana
give Us a cali, rccvlcet. we are the poor man :
friend goods marked in plain figures The
Brotherly JJ>THS OLD STAND, 90 D 81
Tn25-7
VI. d. BURNETT. Fortune Tcgic-; consult hcr on
business. love. family affairs. removes -rtlI,.
causcs happy marriages, gives good luck, hour
= a. Ia till lo p- m G1s - So. NV c22-&
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WANTED-Th-ee girls. plain cook. 81. 1.u--e,
SO: chamhcrm4id- So: private family Enquire
less iItk st. NV al
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HELP wANTED-FEM4LE-

ANTED-YourS lady To attend office. Arriy
thursday 20 and O'Clock. basement. SIS 15ta
- NV 81
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
NJ. B. HeSeltOl'S
Wood Workers
and Jobbers.
THE NEW FIRM OF
QlCQUILLau & P00LER

Are now located in the new building of L.
w. Weston on the Island where they are amply
prepared with much new and modern ma
chinery OF the latest pattern to attend to every
thing In the line of Wood Working and Job
bling at short notice and lowest possible cost.
We shall make specially Of Cabinet Work.
store and Office Fixtures and win be ready at
all times to make figures on anything in our
line you may have in mind, guaranteeing the
best work obtainable.
Anyone thinking of putting in Storage
Refrigerator should talk with us before closing
atrade as we feel we can convince you those
we build not only the best, but cost less.
Any inquiry by mail will receive prompt at
tention. tf8
NAT. McQUlLlAN & POOLER, FL.
I'm tho leland cLnwhppan Nc
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
TOILET SOAP.
EGG WHITE SOAP.

A pure, delicate scented soap. superior to
many high priced articles. Three cakes 26c,
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20

Interesting Children's day exercises
were held, Sunday morning, at the Con :
gregational church and In the evening AT
the Methodist church with large attend.
ance at both places.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
GUARANTEED

Free from Ammonia, acids or poison of
any kind il will not injure the finest gold
or silver. For removing tarnish it is SUI
perior to all others. Soeasy derives Its
name because it is so easy to operate; so
easy because it requires so little labor to
produce the original brilliancy and lustre.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20

Let us frame your picture. We take
out AL Of the wrinkles and use new
kind of backing that will not stain the
dlcture and ask you no more.
BRAGG q VARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20

Violet ammonia for the toilet, pint
zoe, at SIMPSONS corner drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
SOFAS Y
SILVER POLISH.
For Cleaning

Gold, Silver, Plated Ware,
Jewelry, Britannia, Nickle,
Cut Glass, Mirrors, Marble,
Etc, Etc.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Annexation Of Cuba Sentiment
Growing in the Island

| WASHINGTON, Nov. G.--Gen S. M.
Whiteside, the military governor of
Santiago de Cuba, is an open advocate
or annexation for the island of Cuba
Not only this but since coming to
Washington he has given free express
sion TO the belief that there has ben a
general growth In annexation sentiment
among the natives Of the island. which
has not been appreciated by the peori,
of the United States, and which has
been lost sight Of through vaporings
or Cuban agitators. who have urged
that the Cubans be given an lndepend-
ent government. The expressions of
Gen. Whtside have created unusual
interest They are believed to reflect
actual conditions as seen by nm i'm
partial observer and who would have
no objection in coloring them in the
relation. He attributes the change in
feeling to the wise administration OF
Cuban affairs by the United States gov
ernment
He admits that In the early days of
American occupation there were few.
II any. prominent Cubans who cared
to express annexation sentiment With
conditions political education. and in
dustriai, ilnmeasurably proved by
American occupation. the Cubans have
begun TO realize. as they could not do
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06

through any other process, the advan-
tages to be gained by close alliance
with this country. The general says
they have come to realization that to
cut loose from the United States and
establish an independent government
means the temporary. II not perma-
nent. forfeitIng OF all the advantages
which have accrued to Cuba since the
overthrow of Spanish misrule.
AS an indication OF actual sentiment
among the islanders the general cites
an instance At public meeting. one
OF the prominent men in the province
In which the general has authority ad-
dressed 5000 people In favor OF anexa'
ton. The speaker had formerly been
one OF the strongest opponets OF an
nexation. He assured his people that
only through annexation could pros
perity and the future welfare CONNER
cially. industrially and politically OF
the island be assured.
In commenting on this, Gen. Whit
side said: When he concluded, the
s 900 people rose like one man and
cheered and waved hats and handker-
chiefs for fifteen minutes That an
swered fully to my mind whether these
people Of Cuba want annexation. OF
course they want II; they would be
foolish not to want IT,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Stepdaughter Causes Divorce.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov "a di-
vorce suit In which high balls" tight
fitting bathing suits at the seashora
and other alleged indiscretions by a
stepdatghter figure prominently came
To cat in court here today.
The complainant is Joseph S, John
son president OF the twine company
OF that name. and very wealthy resi-
dent of Baltimore His wife. Mary. was
the widow OF johnson's closet friend
John S. Hopkins, who died in lS9.
Johnson was left as trustee and ulti-
mately married the widow He was
then sixty five and his bride iifty-two.
The latter had a daughter. Miss Lii
iian. little over twenty.
In his complaint Johnson accuses
the daughter of flirting with strange
men. patronizing the bar freely at At,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Rural Mail Delivery
To Become General

WASHINGTON. Nov, & Within
five years every farmer will have his
mail delivered at his door The rural
free delivery will be In operation over
an area OF 1000. 900 square miles. and
this will include all the inhabited Ter
ritory OF the United States
So spoke superintendent Machem OF
the free delivery division of the post
Office to-day.
by December L." continued Mr.
Machem, there will be 5000 rural
routes in operation OF there 300 were
not established until June 30, 1900
During the fiscal year ending last
year. 1900 were established. There are
now on file 5000 applications, and
they are coming In by the hundreds
from all parts Of the country"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06

lantic City and drinking high baslJ
while attired in tight fitting bathing
suit at Betterton. Md. Being unable tc
stand such conduct and ashamed to
meet people OF his class socially on ac-
count of 1t. he says, he came TO BATH
more.
On account OF the behavior OF HE
stepdaughter. Mr., Johnson says. bit
ter quarrel arose between him and hls
wife and she notified him that hht
would not live with him. He has ger
erously provided for her. having given
her In the course OF seven months moi
less than $500 for spending money. also
paying her bills al different stores, he
declares, and now asks for an absolute
divorce. charging his wife with I'm
faithfulness.
Mrs. Johnson Is possessed OF con
siderable property in her own right.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Notice OF Forfeiture.

Territory OF Arizona, lxs
County OF Pima,
To Il. d. Fairbanks, his heirs, administrators
and to all whom il may concern:
You are hereby notified that have expended
One Hundred Dollars t$iooool IN labor and
Improvements upon the "fieRwick mrnInB
claim situated IL, the County OF Pima. Terri.
tory ot Arizona, the location notice OF WHICH 10
recorded In the Office Of the Recorder q me
county aforesaid. in Book X Record OF Mines,
At M ne 7s7. reference 10 which said record 10
hereby nsde for more complete description IN
order 10 hold the same under the pfosisians oi
section 2z24 Revised Statutes OF the nn!sd
states BE- tug the amount required 10 hoIo me
same Tor the year ending December 3lst. 1901.
And II within Ninety days from the service
of this notice Tor within Ninety days aiter this
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as co-owner, yonr interest In said claim WIN
become the property OF the undersigned under
said Section 25A. ,,cupa
Ist pub Aug) 26, 1901: last Nov o. 1901
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Shot His Rival
In a Jealous Fit

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov, G,-~it0Es
Sheridan we'll known and highly ron"
fitt;.s: ynamg man of Independence
Mo. in a tit of jealous rage to-day shot
and nortaily wounded Writ Herkey
OF Gcuda Springs. Kan. his rival In
the affections OF Mrs Clara Williams,
at the Independence Electric depot.
MIR Williams and Berkey were waiting
for "a ear. when Sheridan stepped mp.
and without warning. opened fire on
Berkey Mrs. Williams Is divorced
woman Sheridan is The ron OF Mrs
II. l.. Sheridan. who Ia Newspaper
writer Berkey's parents at Geuda
Springs are wealthy Sheridan came to
Kansas City recently from St Louis.
where he had been employed for sew
eral years.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06
Advertisement.

Trt>oS, Arizona, Nov. s, 1901.
sealed bids will be received at the once OF
the City Recorder up 10 4 p. m. on the 18th day
of November. 1891. for the purpose OF grading
North Stone Avenue, between the Southern
Pacific Railway tracks, and Third street incla-
sive, according to the plans and specifications
now On file al the once OF the City Engineer.
and subject to public inspection.
The work to consist OF removing, or fliing In
OF all dirt, the full width OF the street. between
property lines. according to the oficial grade
map. and to be done subject 70 the approval of
the City Engineer. and the Street Committee.
A certified cheek In the amount OF $40 viii
be required to accompany each bid to be COR
sidercd bona fide.
Al work to be completed within 20 days from
time OF placing contract.
Bids to be opened at g special or regular
meeting OF the Mayor and Common Council.
Respectfully.
FRANK n RUSSELL.
EDWARD HALE.
CHAs. @. GOODWIN.
Special committea
fHf uub NAY & last Nov i5
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-06

II overcOuies all forms OF blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired. and no
remedy so thoroughly and effectively
cleanses the blood. If you have any
blood trouble. or your child has inherited
some blood taint, take S. S. S. and get
the blood in good condition and prevent
the disease doing further damage.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case We make no
charge whatever for medical advice. i.
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