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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

HE vigorous prosecution of the poly gamous Mermons in Arizona IS having very salutary effect. Those liable to prosecution under the Edmunds law are placing themselves beyond the reach of It as fast as possible. Jesse \. Smith, Of Snowflake, Apache county. is the latest fugitive. He is President of the Eastern Arizona Stake of the church, and an open advocate of poIygamy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

MIR. J. $. MANSFIELD, of this city' has received his commission as Regent of the Territorial University, for term of two years from August lst, loo5. Nearly the first action of the Board of Regents will be an effort to obtain a title to the valuable lands granted as an endowment for the University. These lands will bring a sum sufficient to for ever provide for the needs of the Uni versiry. if it be invested in safe securi- tias
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

SOME off the hungry Democrats are now passing through the first of the three stages incident to their political ailment great expectations, paroxysms of de- spair, and thorough disgust. The only specific for the pruriginous disease is an olesginous parchment called a federal commission.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
rroup A Mother. Tribute

tyVliiI.. iu the country la-t winter my -ii'.e s tIlra.. y,tr- Ultl vas taken a.. Siiii 'i. sir ir ....-...4i a- f he would tle from -irahsN- lat.1s. One of thc family su--est~l iL. "7 Of AYERS CHERRY iEt l'itAL, 70 u''..T ,vhi-b was always kept iu tle house. lL', ,rg- t-i.l iu small aud frequent doses, aiH fo 1-Ir delight in less than hait an L,NI ti-- itttls patient was breathing easily. lu. v. ,.r s4,I tlst th. CHERRY PEDroKAL had sav.,i my darliug's Ife- Can you NohueI '' o1r rratituIe9 Sincerely yours, "'- NpS FNvA GEuNTY.
 "a, yvast ie-th St-. New York, May l6, l-e2- have usei AYERS CHERRY FEcT"EAL ,,, my flr-iIv for several wears. and ,i' L.'- bs..fat. tp pronounce it the most eiiectl''- remedy for coughs and e'lls we Ga.S 'ei Lake Crystal. Sinn.. March i5, i,s--
 .Isuff.re,i for eight years from lrouchii'' q --.l aftar trying many r,rnc'iies Nith h, -.-
 . s cured by 'he Ts oi A VI ' lL ,.SS SH,A I.T FEgr'EAL- ,i,'t.,i "
 ..r cannot say enough in praise of AyTR', .-.,Jt...v PICTORIAL, believing as d' t-as rr- For .-s use should long since have eleI i.Is Pa s.l.is. .-ai IT T.Ias. April 2a, I.ss.
 N, ca.. of an affection of Inc throat or lpr-. exists which cannot be greatly relieved bv he uss of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, anI it will altrars etrs when the disease $ 10; already beyond the control of medieine'
 PREPARED BY
 Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., !, Lowell, Mass.
 Sold hy al Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

THE Santa Ritss are slowly but surely showing the great wealth that lies hid den under their lofty and rock-ribbed crest The need If capital has long re- tarded the development of the Santa Rita mines, but their future is brilliant with promise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

HEAVY snow storms are noted in Can ada. Now, if Arizona could only form a meteorological reciprocity treaty with that country, We could mutually enjoy perennial spring time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

eAercise Of fair degree of patience is just now rare virtue in the people of Arizona. The season of depression is well nigh past and the day Of promise is daWning. Those who remain stesdfsst ln their faith and industriouly work for the public veal, will certainly reap a golden harvest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

MAJOR J. NJ. ELLIS, who has recently returned from Washington, informs the Phenix Herald that ex-Delegate Oury is working hard for the Governorship, but it seems to be settled that no change will be made until Gov. Trltle's term expireE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Origin of Balloons.
[Chicago Herald.l

The story published respecting the origin of balloons that Mime. MOntgOltier had washed her petticoat to wear to a great festival on the next day an' hung it over chatting dish to dry. The hot air. swelling out the folds of the garment, lifted it up and tioated it The lady was astonished and called her husband Gtten- ton 10 the sight IL did not take Mont golfer long to grasp the idea of the hot air balloon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

SAN FRANCISCO capitalists have formed a company to acquire lands near Yuma and establish thereon colony of Ital- ians. They will raise fruits principally, and give especial attention to the culti- vation of the grapeand the manufacture of wine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

THE Secretary of the Treasury has instructed the Superintendent of the Carson mInt to suspend all coinage operations until July lst. This is re- garded as a means of checking the coin age of silver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

AN interesting game of international bluff seems to be m progress, and the powers from the first rate down to wild Indian tribes, strut around defiantly with a request for some one to knock the chip off their shoulder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

storing the afflicted to hEALAh and HAITI NEsS
 QThe Doctor will agree to forfeit si 900 Tor . case uutertAken not cured. The reSlson % many cannot set cured of weakness and the above dis- ease- is oV.ing Ia a complication. called PhOc- TATORRHEA with H1fEhAkSIhEclA- which reauiras special treatment
 DR LIEBIa's ISvIaoRAroR. No. 2. with our pe- Suai'tE rIS-Sial ssos-..--~ = .I'sI - - PROSTArORRHEA- cy u MAnnuSl is restoresi and the hspS n -i-~N moved back from age Co youth.
 if pimples appear on the faee. If you become listless and despOndent. book out for the con- plIcRfiou with Vital Meakness ari luss of Vital ity known us PrO-tatorrhea- Hundreds of hse- lave been lost for the want of proper trsstmsnt for this complication and thousands Fave Iost all their property and pleasure m hfe from its etfects.
 Price Of either inyigOrafOr, >s- Case of SIX bottles. SiU. Sent Co any sddreSs, covsred ecurely from observation.
 Dr, IIebIg d Co. treat successfully oy ho- mdopathy every form of SPECIAL. fhlNAAE or CHRONIC DISEASE without naercnry or body numerous diseases follow that battle orJfi- nary mesiical treatment. 1T AllOsed Co sO0tlnEr the unnatural los. causes Cuusu mptlon. Dtsbe- tss Bright's Disease, Insanity. etc Ourcs guar Auteed. Diseasss- of the genito- urinary Organs. kidneys liver and bladder sTeciali1 tre.fec- Dis- KAsEs OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
 Qualified and Responsible -br- lishis \ Co. from ET-ROPE are organized m compliance with the California MeiIcal Law. Diploma pr''- cured by regular colleSe ctucstion. and are n0~ ID their nineteenth year Of specIsl grJscfico-
 Most powerful electric belts free Co pAflents
 To PROvE THE MONDEKFUL fOSEh uf the lN- NldOkAIOk S2 BOTTLE OWEN Ok sESf FAEA- Consultation free and private.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

TIE appalling news comes from the East that the Yale students are suffer ing from the pink-eye. Why should not Arizona quarantine against Yale grad uates as we'll as against Texas cattle?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

PREACHING patience to hungry man is nearly as profsless as to try to lit ons's self by the boot straps, and yet the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
r.--ihi.. Cnnrh CnrctI.

"Iu f--1 -n.S I sever. c '.1. " "A-ch ',tt.i ,,.,- i',,'-. Iltfat-rrii.., cough. and passed ni-,bt after ui .ht without ~.erp Toe doctors .--,g,. rl. ur. ! tried ANIE'> tHf"EN fi', s.u,t. which relieved my lungs. induced sIa-r. a.I afforded uy tA' t.-i .' ->.'.N e. -ie recovery of ny strength i' The ,-.tl-.-,aI u-a 6f tle FE,lHEtI Irril0- r..rt cure ua- effected. aa now '- years 1lI hale and hearty. and ana satlstei your ,UI4Il pE,ruEAL -ayel u.e.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
AYERS Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints arc SO iusidious in thelr attack as those affecting the throat and lungs; none so trifed with by the majority of suffer CTS. The ordinary cough or cold, r,~u'ting perhars from a tritiug or uucorsci"1s rN- rosure. is often but the tvgiuIir- 'f @ it.'i sickness. AYERS CHEEKY PICTORIAL h's well proven it's efficacy in a forty years. nsht with throat and hung ,Iisc-a-es, and should De taken in all eases without delay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

FIRE insurance rates have been nd vanced ten per cent in New Mexico, by orders from headquarters of the Insur- ance companies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
-RoUGfi oN PAIN" PLASTER

Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for backache, pains Tn chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia. p cts. Druggists or mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

WE would suggest to W. H. Wander bilt that in constructing that S2JO,OOO tomb he should use the best of all known fire-proof materials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

WHEN the Pacific Coast Democrats get fighting over the spells of office, the office is just apt to continue to be ably filled by the Republican incumbent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

LONDON, April 1.-The steamer Mari nopsl has fOundered in the Sea of Azoy and thirty persons are lost.
 EVANSVILLE, O., April 4-The moth- CT of Hon. ;. ;. Cox, died here yestef- day, a ged Si years.
 NEWARK, \. l., April J.-Ex-Secre- ta, trelenhuysen Is very Ill this morn- anu may die at any time. He Is suffer- ing from liver trouble and nervous pros- tration.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
LIFE PRESEkNER-

If you are losing your grip on life, try "Wells' Health Renewer" Goes d. rect to weak spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

IT looks as though the Dominion ot Canada is destined to have Riel and formidable rebellion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Sold by B. 4. Yorbs < Co.
Drunkenness. of the Liquor Habit Can Be Cured by Ad binistering pr. HEine- Golden sperific.

Golden sPeoife.
 IL can be gwen in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the per son taking it, effecting speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient IS a moderate Grinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperste men who have taken the Golden Specific ln their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guar. snteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Address. Golden Specific Co:
 1S5 Race St, Cincinnati, O eod-W-lY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

THE Chinese celebrate the victory of Dong Dong with a great deal of ding dong.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

THE Border war near Winnepeg has no reference to the landladies "kick.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
In the Menagerie.

IbuuluusI
 Wife-What wOuldst thou say If suddenly the bars should break and the lions should me devoury Husband-GOOd appetite.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Napoleon Use dispatch Remember the world only took six days to create Ask me for whatever you please except time. that is the only thing which Is be yond my power
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
DIR. LIEBIG'S w O N D E R E UL
 Gsrnia lnVlguraier,

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 It permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss from tks system. as thousands can attest who have used the Remedy in the past quarter Of a century which 1t has been before tee public
 It is Indeed a W0nderfgl Remedy dy-tOnrng the nsryss. strengthening the muscles, checking the waste. InvlsOrAf- ing ths whole system and rs-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Fine cup of coffee or chocolate at Rothschild's Confectionery. oc3Ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

THIS seems to be a season of wars and rumors of wars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

CATARKH OF THE BLADDER.
 Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu- Paiba." Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

turnai Ehission, ATsrslon 70 ooNAeel, - of yision. No.ses in the Head; the vital Lali passins unobssrved ID the urine. and nanJ other diseases that lead co insanity sn3 ueetn
 DR. INVITE will agree tO torteit firs nen,, dred Dollars for case of this Eini me . RestorAtive under his -peciAl sH'iSe % -. trestmsnt) will not cure, or for snythlng in par 0r iniurious found m it. DIX MIN LIE tfe.-s all Private Dlssssss successfully sltnoot n.e. rrrv ConsultStion fres. Ieoroush sxamins- ton and adsiOs. including snAAJsis ., 1Ftn-' ~J. Proe of the Vital RestofanTe si'"o q o'.'- tle or four times the quantity. SS' sent s' any address upon receipt ot pries or V - D-' secure feou observation, and In pri'Ato 1Ai-s dssirsd by A. +. MINIlE, M- ID:
 m Ksaray Street, San frsnctsce SsA
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREk on apphcsnon es letter stating sympt0ms sex and age COnno nicatiOns strictly cnnhdsntiAl-
 DH. MINTIE's Kidney Remedy ssph- retieum cures all kinds of kidnsI and blsddcz COnplaints Gonorrhoa. 6leet. L@ucorrh0a. For sale by all druggists; ti bottle. stx ootties for f5.
 DR. MINrIE's DAndeliOn Fills are the best and cheapest DyspspsIs snd biliious cur in he market For sale by all drugzisss- Apt-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
THE Great English Remedy!

isA GevN-fsillng cure for Nervous Dsbsli.1 h.-hauztei Vitality. seaInAl WeA k sss. 5psrmstorThHA. LOST MANHOOD. impoteu- cy. Farslysis Prcstator rhGa and all the tern Als aHscts of self Abuse. youthful follss. and sxcesscs m mat1re year-such as lo.s cf Memory, Lzssitude. Noe
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
NO. 26s MAGAZINE STREET.

The prioes are: Each psrsOn. lodging oaly. r-r day Si- per week a. per munth Sz %. each .e-- son lodging and breakfass. Ter dAy q so, F-r week SlO per month SS5; each person i,.ts -< and board, per day e 9. Der r--k sl5 pe- month ssg.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
CURRENT COMMENT.

Detroit Post: Gov. Alger's recon-
mendation that Board of Parlons be
established is excellent
Chicago Inter Ocean: The Independ-
ent party still has his head above water
at Springfield. and rides the waves like a
duck.
Philadelphia Bulletin: Cameron is to
kucceed HIMSELF and he deserves to sue
ceed. He is a good deal above the aver
age size of the modern Senator, too.
Detroit Times: IL a constitutional
amendment on the liquor question is to
be submitted to the people it ought to be
done at the spring election. Then 1t Will
be out of the way.
Pittsburg Press: Colonel Mcclure has
started on southern swing around the
circle, but If he is after Cabinet position
he should not have given Randall the in
side track ON that circuit.
Philadelphia Times: If straws show
which way the wind blows, there can be
little doubt that the industrial zephyrs
are blowing gently in the direction OF
greater and more permanent activity.
New York Sun: Mr. Cleveland'a adj
ministration will either be a success or a
failure. II it Is a great success, Mr..
Cleveland himself viii be the Demo-
cratic candidate in 1883. IL 1t is a great
failure, nobody connected with it can
possibly be nominated or elected to the
Presidency in that year.
Cincinnati Enquirer 4 Buckeye Cabi-
net Minister would be great help to the
Democracy Of this state. but If they DO
not get one they viii grid themselves mp,
not with the same assurance Of success,
hut with patriotism and bravery that
will feed on the prospects of the future.
and the grateful knowledge that the Dem
ocracy OF some other state had been
pushed ahead.
Philadelphia Record: The House has
passed the Rea gan Interstate Commerce
bill That Is progress. The Senate will
doubtless amend il by substituting n
sofneu hat similar measure now pending
In the upper branch That is politics.
There VII be discordant opinions, both
bills will fail. and The rmiroad lobbyists
will chuckle and congratulate esch other.
That is business.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

aecused VII always appeoF Ike . g1tlfy
one, while hArdsEed criminal, under the
most eriEniaating circumstances, viii seem
the personiheation OF virrnoas innoesaes.
| remember singular circumstance that
occurred az the Smithsonian Institute in
Washington, when | was doing special
duty there some years ago. In one Of the
coin cases there was rare old Roman
coin, supposed 10 be the only one OF the
kind ia existence. One day a gentleman
came with written order from a high Of
ncial directing the curator 10 let him take
the coin out OF the case and examine H. Ii
was placed ia his hand, and after looking
at IL ~ his hearts content he returned il.
a. we thought, % its place in the case, and
turned 10 leave the room. The curator ap-
preaching the case 60 lock il, found that
the coin was missing. He stated the fact
10 the gentleman, who immediately became
very red and indignant, and declared posi-.
lively that be had replaced il, at the same
time trying TO leave the room. | inter-
cepted him and, being convinced from his
conduct that he had stolen the coin, in.
sisted upon searching him. He positively
refused 10 permit this, whereupon the cura-
tor and myself, after a hard struggle, sue.
ceeded in searching him by force, anc
found the coin in one of his pockets. wa.
just going to conduct him 10 durance vile
when the curator, who had gone 10 restore
the coin, stopped me, returned il 10 thu
gentleman and overwhelmed him with
apologies. The poor man had mislaid tn,
original coin III the case and had previous.
ly purch ased at great expense similar
one, which We had found in his pocket, anc
bis visit was for the purpose of comparing
the two"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
a ssTIeR sloe TO Loox or.

Suffering humanity contains two classes
Of beings which present very decided
contrast One class, though their Ills are
never 80 slight, are forever complaining;
the other, though suffering never SO Sc
yerely, are always cheerful and hopeful
A similar classification may be made of
men in their business relations. One
class never sees anything good ahead and
is always magnifying every unfayorable
indication, and the other makes
the best OF everything. The doc
tors tell rs that physical NAL
aides are aggravated by despondency
and the same is equally true OF business
maladies. While there has been for some
time past condition OF things not
altogether encouraging to men who de
pend upon daily wages for their living,
there has been at least some compensa-
ton IN the reduced prices of the neces-
saries Of life. The american Grocer has
recently published table prepared from
its own files showing the average prices
for the past fourteen years OF sugar,
coffee. tea, rice, pork, lard, butter, cheese,
wheat, flour. corn and canned
goods. The price of sugar shows a gra-
dual decline. In 1870 crushed sugar
averaged l4sf cents, and granulated l3
cents per pound. At the beginning OF
the present year the former was quoted
at 61S and the latter at 57s. Rio coffee,
which cost II cents gold in 1870, now
costs less than 10 cents. Good medium
Japan tea averaged from 80 to 80 cents
during 1870; at present it is worth from
10 to 20. Carolina rice, which was quoted
then from Ga to IA, according to quail
ity, is now rated at from Al to 6 cents.
Mess pork. which in 1870 was worth
S26.S8, is now less than S13. Lard,
| then worth 15is cents, is now quoted be-
low Z. The average wholesale price of
butter fifteen years ago was ~ to 30
cents: during 1884. 20 to %. Cheese,
sold then at 17ts to 49,. is now quoted
at from III to 1224 cents per pound.
| No. / Shore mackerel, worth then from
500 to $50 per barrel, is worth at present
| S23; and Georges Bank Goldfish has fallen
from $3.50 to $3.50. In 1870 Milwaukee
| Club wheat cost S1.29is per bushel and
! at the close of 1884 had fallen to 80
cents Extra State flour quoted then
at $3.50 has fallen to S3.1O
per barrel and western mixed corn had
| fallen from S100 to SO cents. Canned
tomatoes have fallen in price from S2.10
per dozen cans in 1870 to from 70 to 90
cents in 1884. Maine corn quoted then at
| $500 per dozen cans now costs S1.2O, and
canned peaches have declined in price
from S400 to about S1.65. The figures
show that while wages have declined,
| there has also been a considerable reduc-
ton in the price of commodities. and some
compensation has been. and is, enjoyed In
the smaller cost of living. After all, per-
haps the times have not been quite SO
hard as they have seemed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

A DISPATCH says that Charles Simons,
Pennsylvania ''slate dealer" has disap-
peared with $4,000, and no one seems to
have thought Of looking for him at Har-
risburg, where states and dollars are most
used about this time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

SoasE papers appear to presume that
they can atone for a SIX days of failure by
an extra effort on Sunday The plan
doesn't work with them any better than
it does with Sunday Christians.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
KALAMAZOO DIVISION.

The tram leaving AT y. IN. connects at White
Pigeon with Atlantic Express ON Main Line,
which has Palace Drawing Room SLEEPING
Coaches from Chicago 10 New York and Boston
without change.
The tram leaving at 80 a. m. connects at Wf'
Pigeon (giving one hour for dinner) with spec.
New York Express on Main Line.
Through tickets and beTths in Sleeping Coacl
can be secured at Union Ticket Office. 90 Monr.
Street, aud Depot
All trains Will run by Goth meridian time wic,
is 80 minutes slower than Detroit time.
j. W. MCkENAbl. Gen'l Agt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

Gov. HILL, Of New York, makes at
least one suggestion that viii meet the
approval Of some Of his constituents. 1t
is that "a more comfortable method than
banging should be devised for executing
capital punishment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

some Of our contemDoraries are DIS
posed 10 find fault with our Legislators
for beginning their work by taking va
cation. Having had 10 listen to mes
sage Of the length OF Begole's is a sniff
cient excuse For wanting to take rest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

coming Administration must justify the
Demoefatlc party on It's resumption OF
power, after being 50 long our, Dir. Cisye-
land cannot afford 70 surround himself
with drones or feeble men, or politicians
who would expect 10 I'll the biz by the
resplendent reflection Of their past public
career"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

THE HoIcomb jury we're paid for their
ter weeks of confinement and bad board.
A report says: The scene when the YER
dict was rendered was quite touching,
several OF Holcomb's sisters throwing
their arms about the necks of members of
the Jury"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

THR New York Star. except It's Sunday
edition, has dropped below the horizon.
The signs Of the times indicate that John
Kelly Will soon follow il.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
Michigan Central.
(GRASD RAPIDS DIVISION. }

Pacific and New York Express daily. Balance
rains daily except Sundays.
New York Fast Lime runs daily. arriyingi
the next evening.
A train leaves Detroit at 4 p. M. except Sun
days. with Drawing Room and Parlor Cars for
Grand Rapids. reaching here at 10 p y. u
Direct and prompt connection made wIib Great
Western. Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
trains in same depot at Detroit. thus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit Express leaving a, ESQ a m. has
Drawing Room and PaTior Car for Detroit reach
ing that city at II IS a. u. New York 1890 A. m
and Boston 2st0 =. m. next day.
Through tickets for all points and sleeping ca
berths may be procured at Onion Ticket Oisice
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streets. and at Union
Depot.
j. T. SCHULTZ, Gen / Agt. y Monroe-St
GEo. W. MUSsoN. Ticket Agent. City.
j. \. HAWKINS. Ticket Agent. Depot.