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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Personal.

C.P. Sykes left this morning for Gala b8sas.
 Judge Silent returned yesterday from Santa Monica.
 Mayor c. NJ. Strauss returned last evening from Boston.
 George Sheppard, of the Nogales ous- tom house, Is in town.
 Tom Brown, of Phenix, Is Tn town looking up a school site.
 C.. Bruce, of Babacomari, IS stop ping in town for few days.
 A. s. Stanley, of San Francisco, Is ID Tucson for pleasure and profit.
 Lee Moroney has gone to Benson and Tombstone to look after ice interests.
 II. \. Alexander, Esq, an attorney at Yuma. will remove to Phenlx Tn a few days.
 Wm. Mover, Esq, arrived from Den yer last night and Is registered at Hotel de Paul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Lightning Freaks.

Daring the heavy storm last Saturday evening the electric fluid played some fantastic tricks at the residence of NIT. A. c. Smith, corner of Fifth and Stafford streets. The lightning entered the house at the top of the screen door in front, splitting 1t into fragments; thence fol- lowed the ceiling until encountering a wire stretched across the room, when 1t was detected, and striking the side of the building knocked large fragments from the adobe wall in several places, and finally disappeaTed. The top WAS knocked from bird cage ID the room, but strange to say the bird was not kill ed. Several plants were also destroyed. Both Mir. Smith and his wife were sev- erely affected by the lightning, 1t being nearly twenty-iour hours before they fully recovered from it.-Republican
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
IS THE TOLLS.
The Black Canyon Stage Robbers Roth
 Arrested.
LIAM J. OSBORN, Clerk.
From the Phenir Gnzr.t..


 On Saturday last it was reported that James Larson, of Gillett, had been ar- rested and brought into town and lOdg- ed in jail, on the charge of having been concerned in the stage robberies in Black Canyon on the 27ih of June and the lst of July. Upon inquiry being made at Wells, Fargo X Co.'S office our reporter was requested by Mir. J. N. Thacker, Wells, Fargo < Cos detective, not tO mention the matter as he had hopes of the arrest of the other man concerned in the robbery at an early day, possibly before evening, but should they fan In the arrest, the publication might give the robber q C alarm and cause them more trouble to capture him. This morning NIT. Thacker's hopes were realized by the receipt of telegram from James Dodsun, Chief of the Pres colt Police, informing him that Joe Chambers, late of Glllett, had been ar- rested, and for him to send an officer mp for him.
 Glllett was taken by surprise by the arrest of Larson. He was well and fa- vorably known there as n hard working blacksmith, against whom they had not before heard a whisper of wrong doing. Much surprise was also manifest in Phe- nix by those who knew Larson. Mir Fhacker, assisted by Hi Mcdonald. of this city, who has rendered efficient service Tn ferretlng out and causing the arrest of these highwaymen, started on their trail about two weeks ago. The first slgn they got was the losing of some $500 in gold coin at poker by Larson, a day or two after the last robbery. That was more gold than had been seen iu Giilett for many day, and when stated tO the detectives gave them a clue, which they followed up with such sue cess that 1t led tO the arrest of Larson, who protested hts innocence up to some time yesterday. when he was confronted with the detail, of the rObberies SO com pletely that be broke down and cried like a child aud made a clean breast of it, volunteering tO take the officer tO where part Of the treasure-contenfs of some of the packages-was cDucealsd aud deliver 1T mp 10 him. He saIl Chambers. who hai been his helper iu the shop, was his confederate m the first robbery which yielded them but S22 Chambers held the gun on the driver and the one passenger while Larson re- ceived the box. The second robbery was done by Larson alone, he using Chambers gIn and giving him SlJ0 of the money. This exploit netted them S6j0 coin and some valuable packages, the contents of which he has delivered up. Mir. Thacker telegraphed to Mar shall DOdson, of Prescott, yesterday to arrest Chambers, aud received his an swer this morning that he had his man and to send an officer for him. Mir. Mcdonald will probably be dispatched tomorrow to bring him down. This has been one of the quietest and most bril- liant feats of detective work that has taken place in Arizona for many long day. and will have a most sslutary effect in deterring the commission of like crimes for long time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
\ Big Grant

The following synopsis of detailed account of grant of land embracing nearly one-third of the State of Sonora, Aexico, is from the La Constitution:
 Granted by the Governor of Sonora, by virtue of the law of the 18th of De cember, 1881, to Alberto c. Carbo, Jesus Lacarrs, Jose Ramirez Espana, Manuel Espana, Gustavo Torres, Jose Ma. Lou iza, t1lomeno LOuiza, TeodOrO Has, Di- onlslo Lacarra, Jose Lacarra and Jesus M. Ainza.
 tnst-A zone (tract) of 63 square leagues, situated in the towns of Bron- ces, San Antonio de la Huerta, TOnichi, Bananca and San Javier, and including portions of the districts of Alamos, Guaymas and hermosillo.
 Second-A zone of 5l square leagues, situated south of the Agua Grande mountains, north of BOcatete mountains -on the east side of the Yaqui river and Of the towns of Camuripa and Buena Vista, ln the district of G1aymas.
 Thlrd-A zone of (5i) fifty-four square leagues, situated east of Cumuripa and Buena Vista, on both sides of the Yaqui river.
 Fourth-A zone of 63 square leagues, situated three leagues west of SuAqui and the same distance from Barranca, in the district of Gnaymas
 Fifth-A zone of 63 square leagues, situated west of San Marcial and San Jose de Punas, in the district of Hermo- sillo.
 Sixth-A zone of 63 leagues, situated east of San Marcial and west of Suaqui, ln the district of Gnaymas
 Seventh.-A zone of 54 square leagues ln the district of Hermosillo and Ures, between the ranch of Duraznillos, Maza- tan mountains and town of same name, extending to Batuc, Tepupa and Soyopa.
 Elghth.-A zone of 42 square leagues in the district of Alamos and Ures, near the towns of Tonichi, La Tinaja and Onavas east of the banks of the YaquL
 Nlnth.-A zone of 4S square leagues, situated south of Santa Teresa noun talns, east of the Sonora railroad in the district of Hermosillo.
 Tenth.-A zone of 24 square leagues, south of the city of Hermosillo tnree leagues distant from the range that runs from N. E. to $. w., in the district of HermosillO.
 Eleventh. A zone of 45 square leagues situated between the towns of San Jose de los Pimas, San MarcIal, aud the Pila- res mountains, including portions of Guaymas and Hermosillo districts.
 These grants not to apply to any other mlnes, which shall be denounced m accordance with Mining Laws of the country.
 In payment for the above, the govern ment gets: 1st. S5,00O to be used in building the "Instltuto Sonorense." 2nd S2S, 900 within twenty months after the date of the grant. 3rd. Ten per cent of the net proceeds of the coal mines.
 The company can transfer these con- to any individual or corporation. native or foreign, but the purchaser will have the character of Mexican national Ity, without any recourse to foreign in- reference.
 The transfer can not be made without the consent of the executive.
 In the event of a sale of this conces- sion the government gets 10 per cent of he amounts or benefits therefrom.
 It Is supposed that the management lf the proposed Port LObLs railroad knows more about this grant than most people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
THE GREAT ANTI-SYPHILITIC.

Le Richau's Golden BaI-am No l Cures Chancres, trst and second stages; Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphIlltIc Cstarrh, dlsea-ed Scalp. and all primary forms of the disease Price, s5.OO per bottle. Le Ricrau's Golden BalSam No. Cures Tertiary. MersuriRl. SyphilItic Rheumatism Pains m the Bones, Liberated Throat, Syphil itic Rash. Lumps. erc.. and eradicates all dis- eases from the system, whether caused by bad treatment abuse of mercury. leaving The blood pure and healthy. Price, $500 pea bottle.
 Le RichA1's Golden spanish Antidofs for the cure of GonOrrhea, Gl-et, etc Price. e 50 per bottle.
 Le Richau's GOiden spanish Injection. wash for the cure of tfleet Structures DIsea-es of the Uretha and Bladder. etc. Pric~. Si.JO per bottle
 Ls Richau's Golden pintment for the effec- tive healing Of SyphilItic Sores and EruptIous- Price. SI per bottle. Also agents for Le Eichau's Golden Pills for Weakness loss of Physical powers. and all diseases arising from abuss and excess and Overworx. Price. $500 per Box Sent everywhere C. o. D. securely packed per express.
 c. 2. RICHARDS & CO.,. APents.
 427 d 42s Sansome street, Corner Clay
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
The Oldest Man.
San Jose Mercury.

There resides on the ranch of Juan Bernal, in Halls Valley, in Santa Clara county, an Indian named Victoriano, who Is without doubt the oldest man ID America. Ills exact age IS not known, but the traditions of the Bernal family place it at l30 years. He was a young man. residing at San Juan when the old Mission Church of that place was built, over 100 years ago, and assisted m the work thereon He was a servant of the great-grand- father of Juan Bernal, him. sell man of 80 years of age, and he has been a dependent of the descend ants of that family ever since.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Notice to Stockholders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ~ stockholders of the Draeour God and S.i- yer Mining Company that mreungo ot the stock haider- of the sand company has been called leo meet on Tuesday. August q. l--i at thc office of Che company No. Z1t Pennington -trr-t Tucson. Pima county. Arizona .otice of Has nos G Stiles sttaruey-I at I2 o'clock g. to consider the ques- tIon of convey iHg and trau-tsrrinc s.i the prun- er.y and a-=ers of thIs company to 70 new cuil- pany. organized under the laws oI The StarC u' New Jersey. W exchange for stock oi such Ecv company, and to consider the question. al=ti. or dissoivInr this company and dividing the stock of zaid new company among Its -toCahoidets.
 By order of the Board
 iyaiNW JOSEPH K. BLACK. Secreta1y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Notice of Eorfeitnre

TUCsoN. PIN4 COUNTY A. r.. June 53, Is-s. ITO JOHN DRUMN OND OR THOSE WHO
 I may claim under hun. lou are hereby uoti fled thai The undersigned has expended One Huu- dred Dol sr- m labor and improvements upon each of the following uamed and described min ing claims. situate iu the Empire Mining l-- trIct. Pima county. Arizlu lua. tu-glf. Little trl- ily. recorded February lt. i-~J, .u Book H. pace 763 and l63. County Eecurder'- tMcs of stla Pima couuI y; also n r-do. rectrJt-d Deceu- hsr |, l,>O, m Book L. psges lil and sl ID sad Recorders ohce. also Aur -ra. reCurIed Narra Q l7, ls,l, m Book k pages t5i and tsl 'n ssid R. corder's Once, also MIura ahuaa No. 2, recorded June 3. Issl in Bo, X O. pages r1 and s1s lu -'.It Recorders Otce; also Saddle. recorded tebruaIy iu 1881. m Book ?. page 3ll. Iu and Recorders Office; also Gilruy. recorded December !, lSe1 .a Book r. page li1. iu sad ksroriei'S 'S OmCe, tu order 70 hold sand mining clsIm- under the u-u- visions of Section 2a2t. hevised Statutes of Che United State, beluE the amount required Co hold each of sad claims for the year ending De- cemher si. I--2. And if within ninety days after ths notice by publication you faIl Cr refu~c Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as go co-ownsr. your interest therau will become the property of the undersigned under sad Sec ton 2a2i
 je23 sm ALBERT TMBOLET.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Letter from Agent Wilcox.
S.N CaRI.ns. JnlV 30.

SAN CARLOS, July 30. EDITOR CITIZEN :-YOu are informed that Do such pass was issued, as stated in Florence paper. No thirty days pass was issued by me, nor have any passes outstanding.
 One of my first acts on assumlnG charge here a year ago was to soolish the baily-abused pass system. take pIaa-ure in informing you that General Crook has full and absolute police" control of all the Indians on this reservation. and has assigned that worthy officer, Captain Crawford, to take personal charge here. 20 Co Denver in few days to attend The q. A. E. reunion at that place, and intend to return here in about four weeks. Truly,
 P. F. WILCOX.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Fashionable MhimS.

The young lady of fashion now anus. es herself and tortures her friends by tiddhng But however horrible may be ihe noise produced she will look well during the process of makingjt. Anoth- crIreak Of fashion Is represented to be to pray on genuine prayer-rugs from the East such as a Mohammedan uses. They are usually about three by four feet in size, and can be distinguished by the de- sign, which always represents some large figure at one end and pointed at the oth- CT. Places are indicated for the hands and knees. Devout women procure the real things from an importer, and actual ly do use them to kneel on while pray ing. They are said to be great com fort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

King Alfonso wants the qustro-ceu- tennlal of Columbus discovery celebrst- ed in Madrid, but Chicago is determined that he shall not have it. As 1t is only nine years hence we will wait awhile. In the meantime the Garden City may slide out of existence on lard epidemic. N r. Com.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

J.D. McAuliffe, the curiosity man, IS back from Santa Fe. He represents the tertio-millenisl as not being up to the highest not ,h of success on account of the lack of co operation with the managers. Still 1t was big thing Tor about nine days The greatest fault wac its leugth. Mack has brought back a lot of Indian curiOsities, including blar kets. pottery, etc, and will have them on exhibition at his old store at tbe depot in a few days. Mack himself resembles a many starred policeman or soldier hero, SO covered is he with med sls
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

A party of young people assembled last night at the Russ House ID honor of Rodrrt Paul who leaves tomorrow for Santa Clara to attend the catholic college there. Following is the list of those present: Miss Agnes Paul, Miss Anna B. Dixon, Miss Carrie NJ. Dlxon, Miss Sarah Levin, Miss Lizne Prince Miss Sally Appel, Miss Sarah Appel, Miss Lizzie Renfro. Masters Rob; Paul, \. Levin, IT,, Eugene Browne, Geo. ;. Mearns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Charlie F. Montgomery, formerly city editor of the Tombstone Nugget and the Solano Republican, and at present confined in jail at Red Biuff, California, for killing Townsend, rival newspaper man, edits his paper, the TOcsin. in hIs cell. He IS furnished newspapers and writing materials by the Sheriff, who IS his partner in the paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
A Card

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiscretioDs of .'outh, nervous weakness, early decay, los 3 of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This. great remedy was discovered by a missi mary in South America. Send a self addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, StatlOn D, New York City o31-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

If the Marquis of Queensborry ever gets to heaven, and introduces the rules which are the apology for every bloody and brutal prize fight to-day all over the world, we hope that St. Peter will go into framing and knock the Marquis out in the first round. Without desiring to even border on what might be consid- cred blasphemous by scrupulous per sons, it is safe to assert that the name of the noble Lord will go down to poster ity side by side with that of every hog whose highest instincts consist in a beastly desire to pound some other brute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Dr. Mary Walker has been dismissed from her clerkship by Secretary Teller lon account of her eccentricities," as he puts it. "Eccentricities" is not an inap- propriate name for the articles in ques- tion when worn by a woman, but as the fair Doctor solemnly swears that she will wear them or nothing" 1t would surely be prudent not to eKasperste her ID adopting the latter uuutterably awful alternative. Mary Walker, eccentric, is bad enough-divested of her eccentric ities-but hold, enough
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Notice to Stockholders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO I'll ~ stockholders of the kus--ii Gold and Silvvr Mining Company that meeting of stockholders uf sand company has been called Co meet at the otiio. of the company No. 22i Pennington street. Tucson. tlma county, ArlzUul .atliCe ur HayuOs A Stiles. attUrney-i Co consider rhs uu. stiou Ot contributing DO ton of the as=ets of The com pauy Co a new company organized under the laNs uf the State oi New Jer-tE. exchange fOf stock of such new com pc.liy5 and Go consider r.s question of dissolving this company and dl,ia iux If~ as-ers among the SOC liuiCrrs. Weefr- called for iu o'clock A. N. August 2. i--3.
 By order the Bosld.
 waist GEORG F. WIGGAS. Secrltaly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

The Stockton Evening Mail, iu the plentitude of it's railroad hatred and as sumed anti-monopoly virtue, says pite- ously: "The skilled editor deceives 80 artfully that he can lead his unwary fol- lowing into political pitfalls without their knowing it." The editor of the Mail need not be afraid that he, person. ally, IS doing anything of the sort, for, if "venal journalists are" as he asserts, "often uncOmmonly smart men" he may lay the fattering unction to his soul that he certainly does not possess the last at tribute, however disposed he may be to exercise the first.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Notice to Creditors.

CREDITORS OF TEE LATE JOHN R. ' James are hereby notihsd to present their claims with che necessary vouchers. rp the uu drrsigned within teu months from tl.s hrst pub lclfiuu hereof at -he ullce Of Haynes q StlleF. attorneys. No. 33t Pennington street, Tucson Pima couuty Arizona.
 ADELAIDE JAMES. Executrix. First uublicafiJu Iuiy e. IS~g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Many a person is willing Q be morally "off color," SO long as he t not so gilt edged as to brlng the law upon him. The boy who is pursunS the elusive cherry or the fugacious apple IS only sad when caught by the fence or the pro- prietOr-EI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

A New York girl has Uncovered that squeezing the hand enlargss the knuck- les and spells the shape. We hate to inform the fair experiments that squeez- ing the waist has no suct undesirable effect. In fact the result t quite the op- posite.-Low. Clt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

It is reported that brother of NIT. Ward. of Tonto, is expected in Phenix at an carly day. He comss with view of building costly hotel, one worthy the name and capable of sffording first class accommodations to the travelling public-Phenlx Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
EARS for thG MILLION
Foo Ghuu's BaIsam of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores the Hearing. and i- ths only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 known

This Oil IS abstrRcted from peculiar species of white shark. caught in the lellow Sea. known as CARCHARoDON RoNDELETu- Every Chinese hzh- erman knows lt. i;s virtues as restorative of hearing we're discovered hy @ Buddhist priest about the year i{I1. Its cures were SO numerous and many seemingly miraculous, that the remedy officially proclaimed over the entIre Empire. Its use became universal that fIr over Sl0 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people Sent. charges prepaid, Co any address at Sl.uu Der bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

The amount paid out for miscellaneous freights in Globe from May IoSZ' ta May, 1883, as sscertalned by the s,,I railroad committee, was S3l3,'4 l'- Inns sum does not include small shippers, nor the coke and bullion, which would exceed all other freights. Globe Chronicle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
BORN.

WILSON.-ln Phenix. August {. 1ss3, tO the wife
 of W. J. Wilson. a son. OSBORNE-In New York, tO ( e wife of Dr. R.
 T. Osborne. of PheniX, dau. h'er.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Arthur Bradley, who go. in yesterday from Ash Fork, says that as near as he could learn the name of the man who was recently killed by he cars was Reed. He was a stranger on that part of the rosd.-Prescott Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Impotency, Exhaated VitHI.s, iu-l.. ture De cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD. in all it- complications. and from U UhttsNer cause produced. IteurIcne- and pgllHe- the blood Strengthens the Nervos, Brain, hu-cies, Ogel. tion Reproductive Organs, and Physical .r,. Mental faculties. lt stols auy unnatural de1i. . ttutiug drain upon the system. preventing lng1t untary lus-os. dehIutarug dreams. seminal losses EItu the ur'ne otc.. sp destructive 70. mind and body. it is @ sure rlulustur or Hi KIDNEY All BLADDER tJNPLAlNHS q contains no injurious I1gr-IlIrur-- To tharr sufrring from thc evil edrrtS ef youfhiuf intt-rretiou< or eNrc>~e-. a speedy. thor ough and permanent tflsE s- t.tAE fN FEED. Price. ss.JU Der bottle. or lve bottles m ca-e. with fuil directions and advice, >i0 Sent secure from ob--ryatiDu ro any address up uu receipt of pTice, ur t. o. D To ne bad n4.r oF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
DIED

GRAHAM.-In Pheuix. July II. 1888. Jas. Gra- ham. native of California, aged 25 years. HARRIS-ln Tempe July S1. sss, H. II. Harris, aged ;;- years. GILCHRiST-In Deming. Juy iSl, lSss, D. O. Gilchrist. HENDERSON.-4n Tucson. J fly sl. iss3, James
 Henderson. of Virginia City. New. aged S5
 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsOS, PIMA COUNTI.A. T..
 May Zs A ID l-sg


 May Zs. A. D. i-s3.
 ITO SAMUEL V. sHOBTRIDGE: YOU ARE II hereby nstIhed that the undersigned have sxpended Two Hundred Dollars in labor and improvements uI on each of the following named and described mining claims. situate 70 the HsivstiA M ning District. Pima county. Ar zOna. to-vit; The YOni- located NSvember =; 1880; nO-ice of location is recOrde in Book of Mines. page E3s, County Recorders Orice o' sand Pima county: ana the Union. lOcatsd lL, ?, 1880; nO.lea of location recorded in Book ~ oI Mines, page 2fZ, said Recorders Otiice, m % orl-r to hold said mining claims under the pr"yl-!ol5i Of section 3SEi. Revised Ststutes nf me SnLtel t St ate-, being -he amount required 70 r'llu ei.- of zaid elsin.s for the y-srs ending. December sl, 1881, and December 5i. issZ- Ana Ll Nllnln m ninety days after this notice by publeatlou SO, fail or refuse to contribute yonr pr 'po.li"I ol .uch arraDaitura az a co-0Wner. to Wlf.- One Hundrsd Doii.rs on each Of said claims your interest tnerein will become me propeftS or the k. W SHORTRIDGE. isasm c. c. STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

We learn from the Tombstone Repub- lican. that Wm. McCresdy fell from a hanging scafTold at the city hall to the sidewalk, a distance If nearly 30 feel. It does not appear that be is dangerous ly injured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Governor R. c. Powers came up from Gila Bend to-day. He hss just com pleted the Hume and he .dgates to his canal He says the river just begins to rise, having risen an inch Eithin the last few days.-Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

The Courier, in speaking of the branch railroad says: The franchise will soon be turned over to Mir. Garland. New d. rectors will be elected, new stock issued and work pushed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
MARRIEn

HEPBURN N-ESCALANTE-II Tucson. August 2 lSs3. by Rev. Antonio JOuy .nceau. Miss Mar garita Escalante and Charles W. Hepburn. ESCALA ANTE- -VALENZUELA In Tucson. Au- gu-t 2. 1888. by Rev. Antonio JOuve' oeHu, Miss Petra Nalenzuela and AlejaI fro Escalante.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
TRlaI ROITlE FREE

-u,.c1rrt Co show Its -ICrit. will he sent Co any one aup!yIug by letter, stating his -ympres.s @ and sL--. Communications strictly confidential
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
DR. C Q SAIEIEID-

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 Consultations strictly Curndeutu-. by A'rta.- OF at otice FREE Fog tue convenience or u..- Jiants and i1 order to insure perfect score. have ai1pfst a private address. uuisr ~hic r'l packages are f0rsarll-'-