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Bronchitis and Minister'S Sore Throat
Cured.
was laid low by an attrack Of Bronchitis and
Minister'S Sore Throat, and my life was almost
despaired of, when my doctor said try 5. 8. s.
htsitated for some time, but was afraid of be-
ing permanently laid aside from the active
duties of my ministry, decided to give the pre-
paration fair trial, and after persevering in its
use found complete relief. and am enjoying ex-
cellent health. am clearly of the opinion that
Swfts Specific Is one Of the best alternatives and
blood Purifiers in existence, and take pleasure
in recommending its fine curative qualities to
others afflicted as was
II. C. HORNADY.
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TORNADO
Extract from Chicago Tribune Dispatches. May

Extract from Chicago Tribune Dispatches. May
o. 1888.
A double tornado formed south OF Terre Haute
on Monday afternoon. 1t went straight across
Indiana, two counties south of indianapolis At
the Eel river bridge two men were killed and
four wounded. From thence the storm took on
the buZZ-saw characteristics of a funnel. Vivid
description of its approach toward John CrOft's
house. Five killed. Onward to points south
east of Shelby ville-itty Oig barns-OSs of life
jump to the Miami river
Get Tornado Policy Immediately in the
Home Insurance Co., of New York.
BARNARD & sAYLEs. AGENTS.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. fo- 81 hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. June %, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER. aostracTers Of
titles. room No. g. Etns Building:
Cornelius King and wife to Lewis v
Bowl, lots and and part OF lot q
in James Gillespie's subdivision of .., 90,
outlet AS, in Indianapolls...--..--.-. S3IOOuOO
Caroline V. Ebert and husband TO
Francis NJ. Churcnman and Slough
ton J. Fletcher, lot % in Henry c.
%, in Indianapolis ...0 23OUoo
Eliza Fathers and husband to Wood
ford Thompson, part of the west
half of the southeast quarter OF SEQ
ton l l, township 3, range east,
containing 10 93-100 acres.-.....--. 10000
f. NJ. Cburchman ct al. to William
R8therJ ct al. lots 10, II and lS in
the county surveyors Subdivision 500. 90
Alfred Harrison ct al. 10 Charles e.
Clark and Ann Z. Golay ucluATl.
lots TO Is, inclusive, III A. ID.
Woods's first subd vision, being
subdivision of part of lot 4 in V. -
b. Cress's addition to indianapolis. 1,3oO W
F. NJ Churchman ct al. to Hugo
Kingston, lot l in block rs In the
town of Brightly God. -..--.--.-.-.--. 900 90
F. NJ. Churchman ct al. TO Justus D.
Webster, lots 4, and in the
county surveyors subdivision. $4,000
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company to Thomas O'Flah-
erty, lots AZ and 48 in j. Henry
kappess subdivision of n part of
outlot 10y l,bOUOO
OrVal ID. COSler and vile to john and
1ncy Beggs, lot 20 in block 20 in
John C. Burton's North Indianapolis
addition 5000
john KigeP to COrnelia f. Downing,
lot in s. A. Fletcher, jr.'s subdl-
vision of lot 500 in Fletcher ct ais
subdivision of outlots 81 anc 95... LOO
Edward Lowe to John Kidd and wife,
lot 25 in McKernan & Yandes's sub
division of outlot 1 in Drake IL
Mayhew's second addition TO Indi-
ahapols- ----------.-..-- 4OOOO
David +. Swain, administrator, to
Meln A. Christ, administrator, lots
81 and 80 in block 40 in John C..
BurSOn's North Indianapolis addi-
uon. --:..--------.--.-----.. 99'OO
Elijah 5. AlvoTd and wife TO john !.
Smith, all of lots and in MOrris's
subdivision of square 81, In Indian
apolis .-..........- 10000 90
Allen Summons and wife TO Edwin s.
Folsom, part of lot Is in Bradshaw
d. Buffers addition TO College Corner,
in indianapolis. observation-disclosures. 100000
Conveyances, IA; consideration $29, $40 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCO A

By thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion aud
nutrition, anu by arSreful application of the tius
properties of well-seeoteu Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with dellcatelY
favored beverage which may suva IT'S many
heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the judicious uSa
of such articles OF diet that constitution may
he gradually huilt mn until strong enough to ~
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds of SUD
tie malndias are Heating around ia ready to at
tack wherever there ls u weak point. We may
escane many fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
wel fortified with pure blood and "a property
nourished fr4me.-fCivil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sud
in tins only (l2-lh. and TO- by grorcrs, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
Frank Vaugha was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment for ENLIGHTENMENT.
DR.. FeTnandezs trial was continued until 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PARTY.

1866. Ex rel. Commissioners of Scott
County Newton Nj. Wilson. Washington G.
e.
Elliott, 1.-THE suit upon the official bond
OF the appelle S clerk of Scott county. and the
admissions of tine principal debtor clearly show
a liability for much greater sum than that
awarded and all the evidence tends to support
the admission. Where admissions clearly
proved, and are consistent with the other evil
dence and circumstances of the case. they
should be acted on by the Jury, unless in some
way disprOved coutradlcted IN such
a case the jury have no right To arbitrarily dis
regard the admissions. Indignant reversed.
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HIGHWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


1924 John r. Peed VS.. Jacob Brunneman ct
al Henry G.. G.
collars, i'm proceedings to locate highways.
if no circumstances is filed before the board of
commissioners, challenging the public utility of
the proposed highway, mat Will he taken as adj
united. "a Iud., 454; AZ i'd, 276 GO i'd. I'D.
Ii the remOnstrance is based upon claim for
damages alone the amount OF such damages will
be the only issue to be tried ON appeal IN this
case the remonstrance was both the gro und
of inutility and damages. but appellants dis
missed their remoustrance as to all questions
cept damages. This dismissal carried with it so
much of the report of the revie Ters us found
against the public utility of the highway AID lett
the case AS II the ren0nstranee had been linn
tied IN the first instance to the question
of damages. The only question at issue was
to whether appellants entitled tn
damages. The burden was on them to establish
IT, ana they were therefore entitled to the open
and close both in the testimony and argument.
(39 Ind, 209 SO i'd, 436) Where r bill of
ceptions Is presented to the judge within the
time granted, his delay in signing and filing 1t
will not deprive the Ohiectng party OF Its bene-
fits. tSections 626, 62S, r, s. 1851 Judgment
reversed.
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These tirst-class. full-powered steamers wilt
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin. $50 to S75. according to accom-
modatiOns. Return tickets, $40 10 $3.50. Seq
Ond Cabin, $40 Return tickets, S75. Steerage,
outward 500; these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for Storage
passenger from Europe reduced TO Sol
Apply to FRENZEB BROS, Agents, As East
Washington street, ALEX. MErIGER, Agent .
Odd-feliows Hall; JOHN II. DIR. Agent, In
diauapolis; AUS TIN, BALDWIN Il CO.. General
Agents SO Broadway, New York.
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SUPREME CoURT-JUNE %.
COMMON cARRIERs-LIAEJLITY.

1886. L. s. b NJ. s. Railroad Company VS..
Abel b. Bennett. Noble G. C.
Hammond, J.-MOtiOn by appellee to
vacate the order overruling his application
for rehearing. without deciding whether
such motion should be entertained in any
event, the original opinion given in the ease W as
correct. Whether the appellee bases his claim
for recovery upon appellants liability as a com
mon carrier or upon the express contract set
forth in the special findings OF the court, the
special findings show that appellant was not
liable upon either ground, the loss resulting
from causes over which appellanr had no con
troll or against which no care or prudence could
have prevailed. Motion Overruled.
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g r r II

tarrhal virus causing healthy sccretions. II alayS
nfammat On, protects the membranal Innings of tho
head from additional colds, completely heals the
and restores tho OF taste and smell.
Beneficial re ults realized by Il few applications
thorough treatment will cure. uneluaei for
colds in the head. Agreeable to Send for crcu-
cnlar. sold by druggists. BY mail SOC package
ELyS' CREAM BALM co.. Oswego, N Y.
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l have been a Hay
Fever sufferer three
years; have often heard
Ely's Cream Balm
spoken of in the high
est terms, did not take
much stock in it be-
cause of the many
quack medicines. A
friend persuaded me to
try the Balm, and with
the most wonderful
success. This recon- .
mendation you can use
for the benefit of Hay
Fever sufferers. T. 5.
GEER, Syracuse, n. Y.
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$1,000 Reward

Pl,OOO reward
VIII he paid to any chemist who will find.
aualy sis of 100 bottles 5. 5. s.. one particle of
mercury, iodide potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Write for the little book, which will be mailed
free.
Price: Small size. 81 per bottle. Large size
(holding double quantity Sl.75 bottle. All
Druggists sell ii.
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HERCULES POWDER, THE SAFEST AND
i strongest powder in the world. Powder.
kept by q. II. JENNIE, Sole Agent, 2949 NorUa
Pennsylvania street.
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HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.
TINHE "OAKWOOD" RESORT. GREEN LAKE.
| Write for Illustrated circulars. DAVID
GREENWAY, hartford p. O., Wisconsin.
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BRYCE'S BAKERY.

Only one quality of CRACKERS made. and
that the pest Wholesale price, Gig cents, anG
retail 10 cents per pound.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LINE
BETWEEN

New York and Glasgow, Liverpool.
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
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REpAIR or prrcHEs-srArUrR CONSTITUTE

1924. George w. Ingerman NOblesville
township. Hamilton G. g.
Niblack, J.-SectiOn 4,2S2, Il. g. 1881. CON
tains two distinct prOviOns; Ql for the repair of
dit5bes and drains already constructed and the
payment therefor ont of the general fund of the
township. (2l For tina reimbursement OF the
general township fund for the expenditures
thus incurred, by the assessment of taxes upon
the lands directly benefited by such repairs.
1t WAS only the second provision that
was held invalid in the cases In SO
Ind, Alb, 563. The first provision confers
no unusual or extraordinary powers upon town
ship trustees, and constitutes, of itself, CON-
pete and independent provision not in conflict
with any restriction imposed by the cOnstitu-
tiOn. In such u case the unobjectiOnable part of
the statute is allowed to stand. q Bkf., 8; 4
Ind, 342; 60 i'd, 1879 The first provision of
said section is valid and obligatory upon all
township trustees, in whose townships bitches
and drains already existed. Judgment reversed.
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Real Estate rrnnsfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office OF Marion County. Indiana, fo- 81 hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ June %, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER. abstracTers Of
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10,114. Richard Thomas Joseph I, Irwin.
Bartholomew @. G.
Elliott, J.-Irwin and Duffy held separate
judgments against McEwen, and executions
thereon were levied on growing corn, which was
replevied Ivy Mrs. McEwen. There was n judg-
ment for the defendants for the corn, hut none
for return of the properly, although the YER
dict found thar the defendants were entitled to
return. This action brought by
the appellees on the replevln bond.
The appellees were properly Joined as
plaintiffs. The property levied on supplied
fund Tor the satisfaction of the TWO writs, ana
the hOnd executed to the sheriff was for the
mutual benefit of the Judgment plaintiffs, and
they had right TO unite in action upon it.
SO Ind, $50, i'd, 374; "a N. Y, 1921 1t lisa
general ruie that snretles are not to be held
beyond the terms OF their contract, and a
statutory undertaking must he construed so ms
to give effect TO the terms employed (Bayliss
ON surctes, 1881 The liability of the surety on
the bond in suit Is by Its terms limited TO three
things-due prosecution of the suit, return of the
property, if a return be adjudged. aud the pay
ment or such sums of money may bs re-
covered against the plaintiff. The surety did
not undertake to return the property unless a
return was adiudged, and there being no iudg-
ment for "A return of the property, there no
breach of the bond. Il Cal, 800; 81 i'd, ga; "a
i'd. las; 40 i'd. 302; IL Conn. 100; Pick, 284;
81 N Y, 324: % Wis. 62l: 30 Ind. 26l.) The
court erred in allowing recovery of tho value
of the property replevied Judgment reversed.
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conveyances, IA; consideration. 500, $40 90
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

III. T. FRENCH. Aetlng secretarr.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

NINETEEN lepers are shut into the
 San Francisco small pox hospital |. These lepers are importations, but
 there seems to he no law of CaIifor
 mia or of the Uaion that would send
 them to where they came from
 There is a grand old idea once pEact-
 ical in its nature that the United
 States is the home of the poor and
 distI essed of all nations. That doc
 Urine has become entirely impracii-
 cable at the present day. The United
 Stat"s has already arrived at a point
 where she has all the poor she cares
 to attend to. Every county m every
 state has it's public hospital, ils poor
 house, its asylum one or all for care of it's sick. its old and increp1., it's insane. If the United states do not take Congressional aciIon in ihe mater She will shortly become hospital for the sick, imbeclle nd indigent of Europe with Asia thrown a1.- The lrpers Of India and the eastern Asiatic coast and the Paci fic islands are just beginning to discov- CT that there is a country that will shut them up in colfortable hospi- tals and 'ed and lo'ige them while they live, which in most cases is En average lifetime. It is a Dri nciplr long since recognized in Eng ish common law that each town or couA- ty should care for it's own sick and indigeut and it is one strictly en- forced in England SO far as her diff ferent parishes an counties are con> cerned, but her sense of justice E eems quite unable to reach beyond her shore lines and she attempts 10 shake off her paupers and invalids into the broad lap of the United States. This is a question for i'm national legislation and it is 10 be hop d that oar nexl Con gres will put an effectual cheek on [! of any class that is not self>su. timing at the ont set.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

sls will be seen from hi-sleiter pulA lishei in this connecti n. The Com
 nittee felt that tn, y had sp@nt mu>h time and energy in the attempt to rid tie community of small pox as we'll as furnishing from it's own members more than one third of all the money expended; they were therefore no doubt some what tender as to tie charg- that they had spread the disease, but so fur as the Gazette is conc rned the Commiite are moi in any way for its attack
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

THE EpstapA affirns that it's recit- al of the murder of Ward is correct in every particular and the subses quent developments as to Indians being seen by various parties in that region would seem to confirm the EpitGph's theory. We hope for he sake of the Territory that the Ept- .1pL may be mistaken
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
NOTICE.

r hereby " rn all per ons from buving | certain opp min.s si:nated in the nam < Of which a-a a. f'l ows: Home ~takn, SweeI stake, Washington, Copper h ad sn Sunset Said mines were To- caied Januar, 1Tth. 1882.
 On Jnne 2d- following and after, D c. Kiing. C. L. Philes. and R, K. McGrath jnmp .- tn aforesaid mines aud made To- cations cove inr tho sam "round, the To- c ii notices of whi h ware rec erded in Yuma uuty, aud the names of he loca- tion- as made are as f all W: I h Lit C Wonder. Kina QIern. Empe or, Regei Tho mines abov, referred to be ong tr th , undersigned ,h a'ore s power to sell and convey title to the same.
 Signed J, c, BULLARD.
 Sept II, I'm
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

A LAND grabber named Hill How ard Las succeeded in raking in ten square leagnes of the San Pedro valley on an old grant from the gov ernor of Sonora in 1852. The case has Iong been pending ID the land office 1t Tucson and Surveyor Geue~ ral Robbins has finally decided in favor of the claimant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

TIE reports from sll the mining districts surrounding Tucson are favorable; and many mines that have been idle the past year, will soon be in full blast. This is the result of the certainty that there will be smelter erected in this city in few weeks.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

OUR OFFICE was honored hy pleasant call this morning from MT. J. C. Herndon, of she law firm of Rnsh & Herndon. Prescott. Mr. Herndon is assistant District Attor- -ney for Yavapai, and We judge the office encrSeIically and carefully
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

Ar LAST accnurt the Apaches were yet in the neighborhcod of Casas Cranies, Chihuahua, and were trad ing literally, but no one is allowed q to sell them guns or ammunition which they seem very desirous of obtaining. The Mexican forces continue 10 concentrate at that ,oi..
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

CALIFORNIA IS still ahead in the fish" story business. This time B man in Scnoma county raises petri- fed pumr kins- We cave. The country that Can beat that would probably be suspected of prevarica>
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

Bur three states in the Union have not prohib ted lotteries by legislat- i've enactment and these three are Louisiana, Kentucky and Colorado. Stock Tn the Louisiana Lottery Com> pany sells at $2o0 per share on ac- count of this monopoly" of the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

CALIFORNIA flour is qHo' cd in San Francisco at S3.75 for lowest grades to S5 50 for b. st. Sellers are hold ing fas, al S1 7Oi1 the wheat mar kot. Barley ranges from 96 cents tc $f C8. ace ording io quality.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

SAN FRANCISCO reporters are fair ly beaten for once. The railroad conference sits with closed doors and reporters are not admitted, neither can they learn anything essen ially pertinent to the business being trans- acted. They, however, "guess" at an immense amount of stuff, two points of which are that there is to be freight pool and that the Allan ;lc and Pacific is to be gobbled by acme one.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

BURssAH has an embassy in Europe and the various powers of ina, jca- Ions section of the earth are suspi> cious tha, the embassy is seeking the rrotectora,e Of some one of lhem to the exclusion of others.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
PEsNsrLyAN1A Las the finest aa-

PENNSYLVANIA has the finest as sem blaze of polical leeches ever collected hy any state. To>day is their 253 day of continuous session Of the Legif lature and the 97th Of extra stsslon. The members get sIO per day. They seem 10 think that they have good thing and intend to stick 4o if
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
THAT POSTAL CARD.

TIE following is the contents of the postal card sent to Dr. Mahoney by President Mcdonald of Mesa City, and npon which the Gazette, a few days since, saw it to attack and insult the penple of Mesa City and the Mormons in general in d most unwarranted manner. The card reads as follows:
 MESA CrrT, Sept. 13, 1883.
 DR. o. L. MAHoNEY Ali the pa tents so far dorng we'll new cases yet developed. Gellrude Pom eroy Las fever, and Uncle Geo. ". Yet decide the ab we case or that of Mrs. Morse l hope that il will be stayed soon especially as your Cou> mittee of Safety has fenced Us oui after having sn fr"ely spr ad it around. Y0ura Very Truly,
 A. F. MACDONALD.
 In rela ton 10 the above card we have interviewed Mir. Smith, whom President Mcdonald seems inclined to hold responsible for the attack of the Gazette as will be seen from his letter published elsewhere. The Committee did feel somewhat cut by President McDonald's pointed re- mark concerning the spread of small pox when t WAS really spread before there WAS a committee, but neither Mr. Smith nor any other one of the committee 50 far as we can learn au . thorized the Gazette to say anything whatever concerning inc matter The Gaz tte editor heard the card, or a portion of it, read but heard no such exp ession of sentiment as il gave vent to it's criticism of the Mormon people ani of President Mcdonald ;snor did anyone Intimate that it was desirable 10 take public notice of the card. The card could have been had for publication at ary time and it's contents were freely furnished us for hat purpose. Mir. ] McDonsld evidently meant no insult
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

GENERAL MCDOWELL. command irg ile Department of the Pacific was seriously injured by being thrown fem a carriage by a runa way bcrse in Gnlden Gate Park. His skull is pr 5ahiy fractured.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

Lieut.. Porter, the abscon1ing As sistant Commissary Subsistence al Fort Tn mas, has been heard from in Sonora. He got away with $1,90O cash and was some $3,O00 short on st res.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

THREE per ons were instantly killed ly the boiler explosion in Pittsburg and twelve seriously wounded, some of which have since i,o5
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

THE big railroad pow WOW in San Francisco is going on. The destinies Of the A. $ F., among many other railroad matters, wilI he decided. f
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

SAN FRANCISCO fumigates Guay~ mas mails. Would it not be good rlan to "look g little out" in this section of country.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
FFYER ARATINe.

GUAYMAs. Sept. 1a-Yos terday's rains have checked the fever and DO new cases have been rep 'rted since last night. By orler of the Pref ct pastiles are beIng burned in the streets 10 aid ihe purification of the atmosphere. The business houses are re>opening.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

SIXTY mics of the Tucson narrow gauge have been surveyed and track laying begins this week.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
For S ale.
SeStlemsrt t Wanted Forth
 NTirsS.

"Av1NG PURCbASED ALL DEBTS
 Ik Diethe l~ie firm of Kelly & Meyer. sssu1n all iHdeh'efn&s of id hrm. b rcby give notice to all persons owing b H. to Kelley & May or tn settle the same at once wi h tho IT deisigncd cc unts If rver s co will b. acce! ted half cash wi,,s approved note for he balance. Il .ccoupi,< T. g. than S1O0 n st he paid cash . or ,e@irg ow cut u; b re~s. and - .,S.n-a mt@velneuts h. ing D -nd,ni d- dl-Y ,,,a ,,pt set .nsnt of the bl sie-s -, 1 ne e,,ppns pi og. I want all the d lin- ,i',l, nIertsto sto ms ,rward s'y sel 1si o, vii give tneir accossa s.f 1'nd oI, st tbe col fectel b.. Law. ca5. De A".'4 "' 'A> otice of Kelly $ speedy. MAYER
 Phoenix 4. T.. August 9