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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
COTTON sTATFMsNT.
GALVESTON, Oct. THE following Ia the
daily comparative cotton statement:

Exports this week: Great britain. Al ,so.
Nance, 6,a7; Continent, S,s3S. stocks nj all
' ed states s1S pot" this day. $3.50; u is
ST, LOUIS.
changed. VI"
eat-IOwcr, woak; declined steadily
rom opening; closed lis@li. below yoslef.
ssy No AIRED, 7aa7gsl cash; SSs.Ca7Vl, Octo.
su; Oi.Gh y. November; MI sgN December.
sQsin NJ ins DE- figures.
eorn-Opened hrm, hut soon broke and
went down with rush, closing lA tn ~. be,
low Yesterday blis6pjls. cash; hloilss O.to.
MfcNSsf November tossing at lowest
,Sats-Easy, slow; 2o,, cash; ao,. year; ~,
Provisions nrmer with good trade.
Pork, ia JEGl6.7h.
Bulk Meas Long clear, y Is; short rib, s.s,;
SNORT clear, 1910.
Bacon Long clear, 10 s2l>slO.75; ahor, rib.
iAM,a; short 9 ear, ll.llS,ell,26
Lard higher; $50.
,. anMle-hecelpls' tcoi stronger with good
solryi exports, Me7; good 10 choice, B sO,0
1gNans, 3SGAG
Nocs-kecvilts, 1880; IISaSBO.
hhcip-RccciI II, LOO; quiet; common In
.edinm natives, 22NpS; good 10 choice,
baes'5i Texans aGs ~
NEW YORK.
HKw foRK, Oct 7,-Becves- Receipts, SO
err loads for export alton and car loAdg FOR
home ,radc, Hianghterers directl no trading
ID beefoa tie.
Dire. cd beef dull and lower for common,
Heudins offerings ToSas and NoloIado beef;
CIV slaughtered sides told at adhTO, 6or
JeNaA and Colorado took, TlSCplO: natives do.
rhoop-RcoclptH, M; slow but steady; OF.
Esmes SdS for common 10 medium sheep;
S.t0aJ ~ for lambs.
Flour dull.
WheAt-Spot Iots 1. toliov.,,h.a,o IN
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Mems KIP brogans, Vscl,2h; boys kip bro
kans, SsSl!Wi men'sP calf brogaas, l0NaL7b;
boys L. calf hrogans, a(nl.2S; mems kin
2,buckle plows, lnNNi,S,; boys kip 2-buckle
blows, Ssel.h; mems huff balls. congress and
button, L1st27i; mons calf halls congress
and button, s.lael.dl; mons kip boots, 2lO0d
5000 nous T.. calf bonts, NON,b,hOO' mSn(
calf boots, &.ONd6O,OO; boys kin hoota, lhO01
100 boys l.. calf boots, lR.Sl09tN: boys
calf boots, y ,Nd27O0; womon'S ID kip pOlkas
Is@N!'fci Misses tn hip polkas, 6yG5Oc;
childs ln kip polkas, all sizes, ts,0iic; child's
PIX ipolkns, all sizes, SVN05c; women $ call neg
fud ~ polish, i,NNel.Si; Misses calf neg and
- polish, ApllO; wOmen's bun sewed pol.
sh, WglA, women's calf sewcd polish, 40
gi'Mis; womens grain Sawed and polish, ~
soat Aewcd NOilsh. GOLD, WnnenN yrntu
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A Down Town Merchant

~ AbbWn Town Nltlfnbnt
Having passed several nights dis
turbed by the agonics and cries of a suf-
tering child, aud becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
was just the article needed, procured a
supply for tho child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he
had done, she refused to have it admins
tered to the child, AZ she was strongly in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
slcepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic du-
ties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered "A
portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awoke in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
at first offended mt the deception prac-
ticed upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial of the syrup never yet failed
to relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice Of the mother. Sold by all
druggists. Is cents bottle.
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This Idea OF Going west

air to relieve consumption isall "A mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases vi
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 30
cents and Slm. Sold by llickox q Pat
t7rson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their GUS
toners; have now secured the sale
OF Or. Bosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup,
remedy that never fails to cure coughs,
colds, pal in the chest and all lung af-
lGctions. FOR proof try free sample
hOttle. Reg ar size. 80 cents and Sl.OO
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sheep sold at 81 por head for breeding pur.

NEW ORPHANS.
NEW ORLFANs, oct Corn strong in
sacks; yellow mixed and white mixed %
Oats-TeXas duh and / wer.
Cornmenl In fair demand, but at lower
ratt ~; 3G5Gt2 ~.
Hay quiet, prime, 1850; strictly prime, lG;
choice quoted nj 1850.
Bulk meats in mir demand; shoulders,
pack Il, $40.
Coffee quiet and unchanged
Sugar steady, with fair demand, and I'M
changed
Molasses dull and unchanged. One barrel
OF new mOlasses. the first OF the season, was
Received this morning from st. Mary's parish.
and vas claSsed strictly prime and sold at 81
cents, New cane sirup, common, 10.
Rice steady ana unchanged.
Cotton Seed Oil--Prime crude, Il.
Others unchanged.
Exchange UNCHANGED,
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PHOTOGRAPHS

| have reduced the price-lor an in
definite timc-of cabinet photographs
from - 10 s. per dozen. All other work
in proportion. The quality of all my
wor k will continue TO be superior. /
invite the attention Of the public to
large portraits in crayon lux and oil.
Now is the time 10 order holiday pict-
ures To avoid hurried work.
w. NJ GILLIAN,
1n1 Main street
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FRuIr, POULTRY. 0AMn, Rro.

APrLEs-SEei per harrcl.
oRANGts-SicOy 4 case of 80 500; valea.
cline. nominal.
LEhoNs-Slclly,7 100 4 box; MalsSG, 100.
DArEs-ln traits, lOoelgc.
BANANAs--aNkQin9 , bunch.
uRAPIs- Malaga, G.nht6.iO half barrel.
SwKKr PorArprS--No Nominal.
ONtoNsr-New, country, $50. fbu.
PorArOEs-f hushcl iNc,
a. CABBAoH-New 2sNgiSO y dozen, or 6w5,,s
CnioEEss-wes uotS At acoss = y aoscn
turkeys. 10
Eaas-Oc r dozen.
n, rrnR-ohoice westernl1sars; eseklps
b@lhc' country. 2sr2hc.
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Messrs. January & Richards are now
running the most complete line of hacks
between Millsap and Mineral Wells.
These gentlemen have been favorahlv
known TO the visitors Of the Wells for
several years, and 10y their politeness and
tccomodntlon have made many friends.
Parties visiting Mineral Wells this sum.
mer should not fail TO patrouize January
g RichaTl4.
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III FWNNWkWs
This name has become so familiar with
the most of people throughout the
United States that it is hardly ncces-
sary tn state that he is the originator Of
the great DR., Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, the peoples favorito remedy
wherever known, for coughs, colds. Con-
sumption and all affections of the throat
and lungs. Price 80 cents and $l.OO.
Sold by llickoX ~ Patterson, Dallas.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Oct. 7.--Nothing portravs more
distinctly the importance Of cotton than the
present strineency, whic' results fiOm the
hilure OF the cotton crup ma tuan rom nny
ether cause as fur as the South i concerned.
" cannot be urged aus longer that the
bouthern farmer uoglcets hog-raisng and
growing Of diversified crops. That Is not
the case. In the agricultural districts of
texas the tourist secs on every farm wheat,
and field set apart for hos
and during the PROVISION famine N the
North occasioncd by the Armour pork cor
per, retail meat denlers depended largely on
Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana for supplies.
Tho high price paid for bacon In this section
10 in consequence OF the drain alluded To-,
A great number OF hogs were raised In
seen sent away there would
have been tupply. The con-
slusion IL forced upon the thoughtful person
matRrain and hog ought To be used for con-
sumption and cotton for shipment Under
aew methods OF spinning and weaving cotton
bItilcs are made thick and warm. no that
Woolens are supplanted by cottOns: the
world Is learning tORpprecinte and to admire
cotton; fashion iiscif is taking to it.,
and II IN more than ever
hing. II plain that cotton IL ut low price
spite the good viii OF Dallns buyers, II has
dropped steadily, but reflection will point out
mai the depreciation In cotton Ia not equal
70 thatin other products. Reference 10 com
HArattye fables Will show that 10 be fact.
toton Is cont lower and wool Is 8 cents
lower Steel and iron IN ~ per cent.
loHer-based on last year and the year be-
FORE Cotton Ia tho best sustained Of all the
crops.
IN tho midst Of all the depression, drugs
are at average In volume OF distribution.
feOpls VIII have physic. Let times prove
ever 80 hard, and let sickness come, and
ndioines is bought, although tho boots,
shoes and clothing 90 short.
Dry goods show some improve ment M the
season nd an es, but the volume Of sales IL
shii much smaller than II was last year, and
lobhers do not look for any decided quicken
Ing In trade until the weather becomes
colder. Summer myers too long In the lap
81 autilm mn TO suit their wishes, and trade In
fhnnels, heavy dress goods, skirts, winter
snderWear, WOODEN cloths, etc, TX very un-
satibiaetory. 30 far as prints and ginehnms
are concerned, trade may be said to bO fairly
active, these being staples that sell very
well the year round, hut other cotton goods,
push ms sheet ngs, shriings, checks, sLiipes,
etc move of slowly, prices ruling weak as
hs production Is ttlll ahead of the demand.
GRAIN NND BREA DsTFFs
WHEAT Highest Mc: lowest 60
hHk-NOninnl; barley nominal
eoRN-Ncw. 1UC in car
oATs-2d24c In bulk: 21d9Gc sacked
rLoUR-pcrc T. tent - 30; fancy, $40;
$40. '-'-'' = ~ ~ '-'OV' W" s'''"''
BRAE-At mills, 75c; In store, 81.
o0RNNEAl-Flne boliGd per 100 pounds,
HoMISY AND uRITs-f5 per barrel
fEEp-ChOpped corn per l0u pounds, 81. 20;
shopped corn aud oats per leo pounds, {l.4O;
sorn bran per 100 pounds iOc
GRAHAM FLOUR-Per lOo pounds 81
HAN- Prniri", 81 per bale or 81 loose; mil
ieL ~ per b le OF 81 loose.
siLL.Er SEEp-66c; German millot, VOC.
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The Board of Trade saloons, northeast
corner OF Main and Austin and north
west corner OF Main and Poydras streets,
Keeps the best Of liquors, wines, beer,
ales, etc, 10 loo found, concocted in the
very best style.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Roueu LunnER-under2 Is feet, 80 y loo;
ever ~ feet, t2250 y 1000
DRESSED LunBER-One side, select, 81 y
i,nSi one side, over Y inches Wide, $3.50 h
LOU; two Sides, 1870 n 1000; one side, lt.lelf,
inches, t0r 900; native siding, so a loo:
white pine siding, second common. tT,5O II
l;eoi poplar siding, f2S n 1000; rough ceiling,
tle 900; y ceiling, dressed and undrcssed,
- Opi y ceiling, dressed and nndrcssed,
~ Y 900; poplar ceiling, tg1.b0 n ll,O; white
clne g iling, ~ n 1000; dressed and matched
ioorlnx, tE.n y ,0n; k-inch battons, rnngh,
su.0 per 100; dressed, 30 n 100.
hHtNGLss-f l,0n; Zap pine, ta95; hear,
pine, ~ No. ! cypress. N.Gi. o. X cypress.
"' ~ Nl h"Hr. cynrsss, "; d.
iresx. ". - 'N--~ N'-~ -
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NNIfI TNcTOrN.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manufacturers of
shirts and underwear, have located
themselves ut II Main street, where
they are making some Of the finest goods
to order that can be manufactured. They
make u specially of shirts, and their tit
is perfection, Gentlemen will find their
prices low, and can have the satisfaction
of getting the best shirt At low prices
and perfect tit. IN Main street, Ed
wards old store
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Everybody who frequents tho Fort
knows "Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and
whore he can be found-bShind tho bar
OF the Local Option, near depot. Unex-
coptionable liquor and courteous attend
ancA.
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CArr'E- Steers from $50 To- R.25. Fat bar
rem COWS, $50 10 27,. Bulls rom | rs 10 225.
Veal calves, 4 % TO 800. Mich cows, 300 To
ij.u per head.
lloGs-Fat hogs. az to as; stock hogs.
$50 to 400
SHEEr-MuttOns, 200 to2A
These prices are for live weighta per lOo lba
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Ladies', You will mud 1t to your interest
to call at Rauman's and treat yourself to
one OF those lovely white embroidered
suits. which are being sold ut half their
original yalup
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Why don't you try Crtcr's Little
Liver Pill~' They are positive cure
for sick headache, and all the ills pro
duced by disordered liver. Only ono
pill "A dose,
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Dallas Paint and Color Works should
bo patroniEcd, They have no equal In
6rilliancy, durability and body. Ham
ilton Il Young, Agents
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Cartwhoels, rtwheels, cartwheels In
black, cream, white, tan and drab, trim
med and untrimmed, at Il, Bsuman's
70S Elm street.
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Flies, ronchcs, ants, bcd-buCs, rats,
mice, gophcrs, ohipmunks, cleared out
by Though on Rats" IL cents.
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Tho Rev. George HI. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Conaump-
ton Cure" Sold nv !. VI. House
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For Louisiana State lottery tickets,
apply to u. L. Martinez, cigar store,
corner Main and Poydras streets.
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We willscni aud got your bottles MI
and return them, only charging for the
vino. Loeb & freiherg.
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Tho Turf saloon has removed 10 SIS
Elm street, whore they have htted up
the finest saloon In the city.
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For lame back, side or chest uss shl.
loh's Porous Plaster, Price Is cents
Sold by j. NJ. House,
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Shlloh's cure will immediately relieve
group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold bv J. ". House
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Rogers Citrate OF Magnesia Ia q fins,
snti-bilious, etlervescent drink. Pre-.
pared by A. Rogers & Sons, Sl Bleecker
street, New York.
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FRAUD! CSJpgoN!.

Many Hotels and Restaurants rcGli the
LEh E pEERIsS bottles with n spurious
mixture ana sBRyE Ir NJ tho GENUINE
Lea PERKINS, Worcestershire SaIcc.
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One hour and twenty minutes saved
from Dallas "a Wnro via tho Gult, Colo
RADIO Il Santa y" railway.
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Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes at
nnnsihLln's
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For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
points in Mexico, take the Gulf, Colors-
DO n Mania h.. vol WV
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shilohs Cstsrrh Remedy . positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheris and can kor
mouth. Sold hYJ N. nnn2a.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Ia by
remedy for you. Sold by J. NJ. House,
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Buy the uunstablc Boot every timc.

for $3.50.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
In sold by us on \ guarantee. Il cures
consumption. Sold by ]. NJ. House.
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save w"hUl enu pWy your scaOol
hooks from Paul Erb.
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Hunstable sold the Callonder their
Base Ball shoes
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Tho Hunstablo Shoe Store Ia a, ia
Elm street.
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The Hunstable Shoe Store is having a
run.
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We are sailing IA Sl,-'y VIVA
$40 per gallon. Loeb y Freiherg.
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which ali WiUS should know. see our
circular at Nour drugS.tp.
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MEXlCAN rrMhLE REMEnY
The Arizona champion., 1884-08-16
Chief Justice Howard.

The term of our court which has just closed was, without exception, one of the largest and most laborious ever held in the Third Judicial Dis. trict. The amount of criminal busi, ness disposed of was alike important and immense, yet the manner in which Chief Justice Howard presided over the daily session of the Courl won for him the highest praises O. the bar, the jury and all classes of lit igants. His ruling on intricate lega questions, and the impartiali,y display ed by him in all cases was universal, commented upon, while his gsnialitl dilfused the best of feeling among al who had business before him. Pres colt Miner.
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Fen ale Life in China.

The dark side of female life in Chi na is exposed to view in letter from missionary of the American Board published in the Missionary Herald, Speaking of visit to village about 30 miles from Pekin, the writer says: "We found here a new invention ioi the destruction of infant girls. It Is simply for the mother.in law to take willow dust pan and fan the little creature until life is extinct. The doctor found one young mother weep. ing over the murder of her infant, whom the mother-in-law had allowed to live two weeks before smothering it. The poor girl was sick and weak, yet she was pushed about and kickeo like dog, and scofled at when she wept. The husband is helpless il such a case. If son is the first born the young mother is tolerated; if daughter her lot is most miserable The only retribution feared by the mother-in.law IS that the young wifl will commit suicide, when her fami
 ly may come en masse and tear down the house of her oppressors. They manage to keep, if possible, inside the limit of their persecu.ion which uiiIes lo sulCiut; but they make hc
 life more miserable than you can con
 ceivc. But these same wives, whel they become aged and ugly, are crue as death to the young women who fall into th,ir hands. "
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Exx~-r--~--

Notwithstanding the summer, so far has been dry, cattle are said to be il prime condition. B. E. Crapo, 0 Skull Valley. tcllsus that never hefor, at this time of year, has he seen fat ter cattle in hls neighborhood. Gen tlemen from other portions of tE, county tells the same story, so W. take 1t for granted that "the range Is still in good fix.
 The demand for beef steers is no as active as we would wish. Should these animals continue to "drag" i will be in order for the A. P. railroad 10 run refrigerator cars, so that ou, extra beeyeo could be slaughtered il Bill Williams and San Francisco mountains and the meat taken cas and west, Let this De done, ant Northern Arizona will produc, enough beefto feed the people ofthre, or four States like California.
 Some people talk of "crowdina the ranges" but, by making reservoir to hold water, by sinking wells, etc. twice as many watering places as ar, now in sight can be "developed' ano the county made to maintain ter times as many cattle as are now in it Prescott Courier.
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We regret to learn that attachments have been levied upon the personal property of Charles T. Hay den, fl Tempe, in sums aggregating at leas SEQ, 1000. With two exceptions thes, suits have been instituted by homo creditors, and in day or two it is feared that claims will be filed swell ing the amount to at least $40, coo. A few months ago it became noisec about that Mir. Hayden was badly cramped financially, but time wa; given by creditors to enable him ,o raise the necessary amount. He !. new absent in Connecticut, where i, IS presumed his mission is to raise money. His business has been one ol the largest in the county-in addi. tion to his large mills, consisting Of a large mercantile establishment wagon and blacksmith shop, pork packing and farming. Heavy mortgages incumber the real estate. IL Is not known what effect these at tachments will have, but it is feared they will result in a financial failure of Mir. Hayden-a matter which we seriously reget, as it must effect the upper section of the valley greatly, a. as we'll as impairlng the credit ot other business men to a more or les, degree. .-Phenix Gazette.
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cesses Tn mature years, Su.h as loss Of memo r.. Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, cvasiol to society, dimness of vision, noises in th' head, the vital fluid passing snobserved in ,h uri e, and many other diseases that lead | insanity and death.
 Dr. Min,e, who is regular graduated ph! ,ician will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dm lars for a case of this kind the Vital Restorl i've under his special advice and treatment will no, cure. or for anything impure or lnjG rious found in il. Dr. Minute treats all ln ,ate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough minatiol and advice. including an anal isis oi the urlne S5. Price of Vital &estoratNe,Si 50 bottle or four times the qaantlty. $; sent to an address upon rC ceIpt of price, or C. 0. U. secure from observation, and m riv.e nam
 if desired, by A. E. MlNIlE, NJ. b., No. Kearney Street. San Francisco, California. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent | any one applying by letter. stati"g symptom sex and age. Strict secrecy Tn regard tO bu'' ness transactions.
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy Nephe,icui cures all kinds oi Kidney and Bladder com plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. fo sale by all druggists, Sl bottle, SIX bottle for $.
 Dr. Minutes Dandelion Pills arc the be, and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure | the market For sale by ali druggists.
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The Grant County Stock As;ocia.
 ton of New Mexico has stopped a herd oi l, 800 head of cattle tLat were being driven in from Texas either for the upper Gla or Ar.zona. A regular cowboy loN iS likely to be the result. There b no law to keep out cattle not infected with disease, and the Silver City Enterprise tells us the parties proposed to proceed with the herd. Is this part of Charlie Beach's herdi
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Nouce tor Publication.
Land Office at Prescott. Arizona,


 July 2o, 1854 NOTICE is hereby given tha, the follow V ing named settler has filed Otice of h. .'cr'iru lu make final !root in suppor q his claim, and that said proof will be made -.~.~ ,"~ .>>s.a'>i "..d .>~t>NN' O. the Chi .d states Land Oihce, al Prescott. Arizona, ..n the 26th day of August, A. b, 1884. viz ares F. katErens, oi Flag>tai, favapal uunly, Territory of Arizona for $ Declara. ,oiy Statement NO, 1857 for the north eas, Z of section No. tweuH two l22j Tn township No. twenty one (2I) north of range No. seven |. / N..a,. .4~ .....i.~s ."G IUiiO"i s WlthesS- prove his continuous residence upon an' uhivation of sand land, viz: James Lam .ort, samuel black, r. Brannen. and Rot III finnle, all of Flag sslafi, Yavapai count, Arlzona Territory.
 THOMAS WING, Register. First pubicat on July 26, 1884.