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THEIR ANGELS.

Ny heart Is lonely as heart can be.
And the cry of Rachel goes mp from me,
For the tender faces untorgot
Oh the little children that are not
Although know
They are all In the land where shall go.
want them close in the dear old way;
But life goes forward and will not stay;
And he who made II has made II right
Yet miss my darlings out Oi my sight
Although know
They are In the land where / shall so.
Only one has died. There Is one small mound,
Nioletheaped, In the sweet grave gnOund,
Twenty year they have bloOmcd and spread
Over the little baby head;
And, OH know
She Is safe In the land where shall go.
Not dead; only grown and gone away:
The hair OF my darling Is turning gny.
That hair was golden once In this days 30 dear,
Over for many and many year.
Yet know know
She's child In the land whore ! shall go.
Ny bright brave boy Il a gnyecycd man,
Pacing tho world ~ worker eau.
But think Of him now as had him then,
And lay his check 10 my heart again;
And ~, know,
shall have him there where We both shall go.
Out from the Father. and Into life.
BACK 70 his bnast from the ended strife,
And the finished labor. hear the word
Prom the lips oi him who was child aud Lord,
And know that 40
II shall he In the land where we all shall so.
Given back-wlth the gnin. The secret this
OF the blessed kingdom Of children is.
Ny mothers arms are waiting for uic.
shall lay my head On my fathers knee,
FOR ~, l know
I'm child myself where shall so.
The world Is troubous aud hard aud cold.
And the men and women grow gray aud old:
But behind the world l. an inner place
Where yet there angels behold Gods lace,
And lOl we know
That Only the children can see Him 10.
ADHLtNE ID. r. WHITNEY.
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painting, and the hanging, which is valued
at $50, 900, will never be used until some
body builds n palace house designing n
room with wall especially for its recep-
ton. II is lSlX9 feet, and wants we'll con-
sidered accommodation.
Modern tapestries are less costly and
many OF them extremely beautiful, They
are used for reception, ball and library
hangings, and the tapestries in some Of
the newer New York houses stand for
goodly accumulation of dollars. Mrs. John
Bigelow is a woman who appreciates tape
stries. Mrs. Townsend Burden has put a
good deal OF money into them. Mis-. Geo.
Gould is said to be making collection that
will excel anything in that line yet seen.
Ellen Terry has weakness for rare hang
ings, and picks them up whenever she can.
Tapestries are one of Clara Morris's hob
bies also,
Satins mounted on paperare in extensive
use as hangings for drawing and reception
rooms. One of the pretticst-and most
expensive-rooms in New York, in u
house recently finished up town, is done
in pale terra-cotta satin, daintily figured
with soft green and cream. The frieze is
in harmonizing tint OF pale olive, and
the window hangings, portieres and carpet
repeat the same hues. Plush on paper is
employed nearly as often, but there is
nothing like the luster of the satin for
pleasing the eye. 1t may cost $3.50 or it
may cost 5000 to finish room in this
way.
CHARTERED oak leads all other woods for
paneled ceilings, rafters and hall furnish
ings. II is usually darkcned TO resemble
old English oak. Next oak comes ma
hogany and then cherry, not stained, but
Of its normal color. Most people fail to
recognize il at first glance, being used to
darkened cherry, which is more like ma
hogany. Ash is not used at all. 1t warps
badly and is out of date. A good paneled
oak ceiling costs from 800 up.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knlic or hinirinor ~ tsin-s. IN irum
~ ~ ~ days. by the Maliflinl -oit ind tuss AMI
Oiioc treatment a opntftHi made with each patient
hihctuu, llydnUlc HDi Nnrignoclc cured Ia
thun time. Circular on application.
Tho Medieatsd SOFT Tnd Truss has tho
fpflnr IN The ifput. thsriutO avoid ug al kidney
Troubles, aud tan ~ wtif nlrhi and day. WeTunt
antco thiF TfuF IN H. cHsi tu Wrtf aud a. hold up
the bowel. 49, money fVlullrd Na'ig anl nticd 10
male VI irinalo b. UK NUnt.E
~ tcf,fHu o.. Memphis Tenn
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To Use Hodges Saraparilla with Iolide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain curc for rheumatism, scrofulous AZ.
icciions, and oil diseases peculiar 10 females.
Rcnoyaics and inyigualcs tho system. Phys
ioians recommend II. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co. manufacturers.
Nashville. Tenn. Al pcr bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 80 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LNUGENE RoBiNsoS'S DIME MUSEUM
u . AND TWO THEATERS o
PATRoNiZED BY 1BEElITE OF THE CITY.
The famous American traveller Capt n H. Crit.
from the Arctic Regions, forming An ALASKA
VILLAGE Mcthuslah No 1.-THE LONG
BfAknED MAN, THE VETERAN TRAPPER.
clint Williams, with his marvellous trained bear:
Miss loTrlE DAVIS, charming vocalist MICH.
OILS 5000 challenge act on the swinging Wire.
liernc aud Howard. Versatile sketch Duo Last
week oi Prof Miller's Scicptidc Exhibition. HONEY
Mis- Nellie Change At ~ the SLACK WIRE. W.
G. Daily CLOWN and iuggcr etc etc. etc,
Toe. ADMISSION, ONE DIME Toe
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stookholdors' MeotIng.

A MEEtiNG ni the 81. ahHilrrGi The Troy nni
~ Ilptuuyiiir Hailnpnl company viii ~ held 4
In Ohiun county Tonni .rs 0n Monday the 9th
day " February. 40. ISIS ipf The confederation
aud action up0ii pripsi,i mudgagc uni issiiinoe
the transaction 81 sueh nihef buslnc. a. inay ~
adtiird Hy order 81 thr itsunl " Dincinn. ls'
csniaf ~ ios UEU ~ WILSON. President
" nnitr. Scrriary
PfBBLr spcctaclcs. Milford
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NOTICE

Tho iufL holden OF lie Mississippi q tennessee
Hnlluld tumfany are hereby nhiih,d by dln'riiun
~ the ius1Htt aud nsaul NJ nfrrinrl NJ sid
COMPANY and % fJ.urst 10 the FbHk holder con.
NputInn. that uiucrl mVcilnguf the Stuuk huldcr
~ sid Company II hc held a. the unicc Ut 3cCrc.
nft nui 1natuirf ~ the COMPANY iu Aynphi.
Wit tie IAN DAY thereof, IN consider aud act upon
y Feucni mortgage On oil the pfulrfty aud rights
Of tho toutnny. securing tl'D1iuJ Z Isf CtuL
bonds and such other business ~ may come lciurs
them al aid meeting This nntltc ~ lc Published
Thirty DAYS IN enc newspaper ln each ouunly
tllrouKh which the fOad pas.ez
~ Order ~ the fr'sident and Heard 81 Dirclon
thh tie itlh d. VI December Isl,
3. II. LAMB. SccTeiary.
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between the hour " DO tm. and m. the ipl.
Low inF described priisaf iuuii on" sirnm saw
mill AID nRturs, tunslsUlE 81 siram engine. saW
fig aud nNiulrs. lorHioi Uu Doc itili Knob hfanrh
81 The Inn Mountain 'vud. urnf - Francis
river. In tfiiiTnd"u Cuuui. Ah. Title believed -
Dc perfect but all nnd convey only Hs trustee
q q Sc. iUWAN. Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue 81 trust de.l executed b. me ~ a.
W hcou aud J. T. Caldwell aud recorded In bu1k
o. taTiu "a aud "a in DO uHrurlf II ifuss county
An, aud default hAvinf heun made In payment
AMI ~ inquest ~ tho iHuIirinf.rs therein. VIII
tcll inf cnfh W thg hinhsi bidder iu ifunt ~ the
Court House door In ihu tIiy ul hcmphis Tuu
ncfHpo, OF Taxing Disirft ru
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ROOMS TO LET.

nNE LARGE UNFU RNlslIRD ROOM, SOUTH.
y cn exposure; likewise furnished MONS al ~
Court street
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PERSONAL.

"A slBRooK & WHITE, 90 FRONT ST. PAY
"a highest cash prizes for Hides, fur aud Wool
rISTERNS- BRICKwORK. SMOKING CHM
~ neys, etc Telephone Sss
THOMAS CINriNS
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nR II. W. PURNELT, Ny. 27g MAIN STREET
- once Hours- u 10 , pm. Residence SgS
Vance street q to \ am.
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Lost.
DLAcK GORDON EErTER HrCn 4 LIBERAL
smith, - Main Htfoct
DLACK DIAGONAL OVERCOAT Al Y. " O.
i , A. reception MONDAY nlFht finder Wlll please
rtufn io !. T.. Jordan. Tint National Hank.
nOG LiGiiTEED iiiHil SETTER ABOVE
~ medium klgo small white fI,Ut un breast long
tall Large hsnd answers h. name al Howard .
reward. Lot Uu Christmas day from MriFmuw
aycuuc. u. N. HiALf-.
corner Nclrmofr Az AMI Laitso =
DUFFY BROWN NEWFOUNDLAND RETURN
i a. GeUfrc A. fctcn. ~ iAudtfdalu street.
and D. rewarded
CKTTEW puF. ABOUT MONTHS Oip. WHITE
> with lemon rUlurui tpuy and oau. Return
knmn o. 'fu shelby uust aHd H. rWhulHd
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DARGAlNs FOR THIS WEEK -TwENTYTwo
ID acrcs near Oills station. u actCs opposite
fiUrihhons rruyc, ON the l. n, railroad ii0
acres ON Highland avenue n acres ON l.. a \. rail
rad. near National Cemetery; residence on Linden
street residence un NunCc street. cheap lot IN Fort
Pickering These arr q few oi our many bargains
We have property Ia all parts oi this city and
county buyers will do wei 10 examine our lit.
bciow purchasing KENT, hJANLAN a RISK, n
Madisuu street.
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I'Uw-ON OCT. 10. FRON ~ ALABAMA 81.
~ small brndlo CIV, TIPS 81 buih horns sawed
90 aud holes hurel through near W. ends spring
Alnlaml aLnurl
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sInANEn or srnIIN.

nNE GRAY MULE ABOUT N HANDS mon.
~ itaiT new fhugA tgfo on rgt shoulder lrit
ryu lad swelling un firht hind Lex lhfml o..
wari Will b. patti for rciufn Of ZANE h. No. rfcs.
ton avenue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-15

DRs. HENNING 4 wILLToRD,
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4
" crn exposure. likewise furnished MONS al ~
Court street
nFFlcES- SEVERAL FINE OFFICES IN Ma.
~ sOnlc Temple, Apply To
doom NICELY FURNISHED. EVERY CoN.
~ Ncnicncc, Gentlemen only, with reference
Apply No ~ Madison st.
Doom, $40 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS. REF
~ crcnce required.
DooMS-NICELI FURNISHED. AT lsT MADI
~ sou street
IDooMs -Fu RNlsIIED OR UNFINISHED. AT
~ No. 1913 Court street
pooMs-FURNlSIIED AND UNFURNlSIIED
~ rooms NJ ~ Court street
II ooMs-FuRNisIiED OR UNPUBLISHED.
~ No. III Linden street
pOoMs-FuRNlsHEDo OR UNFINISHED, AT
~ III Court street
ID OONS-SU1TABIE FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
~ keeping. Inquire at No O. Court IT.
TWO UNPUBLISHED CONNECTING ROOMS.
i suitable Cor light Housekeeping ut us Union VI,
TWO NlCELYFuRNIslIED ROOMS AT iSMAD.
i isOn, Reference required.
I
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HI,IIIN.

NTUIIN.
S,TOiEN- Ft.DM OUR sTAHfE. ON JAN. a isss.
> Que dark boy MARE ~ hands high. Iycan
Old luiirf on shoulder and Jaw, one white foot,
saddles we'll Information ~ r'tuu will 10 o..
wanlcd W us AT1ENBuRf a ALDHlnGE
iiUllnndalc, Mlui
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POUND.

DoCHETnOOK -CuSTAiNISJ MONTY own.
u cream have II by proving property AMI paying
Tor al. Apply W fc'ldlers stand. corner Main aud
lpilp.
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TAKtN nv.

NuiE-ONE BAY HORSE MULE BLIND ~
wi let eye. takon NJ by frrriuan ~ Vance sWul
car stable on The 18th day 0i Dco-ul,et and lrii NJ
v kclk'a stable on uurrmhsT ~ n not uallui inf
In thlfty days, will BE- sold IN Thy uhniEcs
y KICK
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doom NICELY FURNISHED. EVERY CON.
~ ycncncc Gentlemen only, with reference.
Apply No ~ Madison 81.
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On Thursday an array OF high.priced
legal talent bcI7in long contest over the
widow stewards estate, which ex-Judgc
Hilton has righhully or wrongfully gobblcd
up. Mrs. Stewards niece Is not satisfied
with her $4,000, but wants the will set
aside ~ having bcenimudulcnily obtained;
ono Of the nephews, brother Of the
present contestant, entered suit for the
same purpose, though on different grounds,
six months ago. II one fails the other may
succeed. Anyhow they will make things
lively for Judge Hilton, give rich plum
10 the lawyers and make some interesting
reading Of family jars for tho public. The
estate Is tied 40 during the contests. oven
the proceeds Of the auction sale OF Mu.
Stewart's drsses and personal effects,
while the endless struggle over her hus-
bands wealth also goes on aud keeps the
property out u the market, too. II would
not surprise many people II the two Stow
art wills wec still In litigation after Judge
Hilton's death, for be is getting ON In years
now. Mcanwhile the big white marble
mansion ut Fifth avenue and Thirty-iourth
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
For the Ladies.

To ladies who are suffering with weakness, falling of womb, painful menstruation, whites, irregularity of monthly courses or any of the ailments they are subject to, use the California Positive and Mega tive Electric Golden Drops. IL never fails. Womanis friend Purely vegetable.
 THE HAIR: The pride of every lady IS beautiful hair. The Cali, fornia Golden. Age Hair Repro ducer and Tonic produces and restores hair to its natural color, prevents it's falling out, removes dandruff, makes the hair strong, giving it curling tendency, caus ing it to remain in every desired position. 4 perfect dresser foI lady or gentlemen; purely herba no oil, grease oI poison. Sold by all druggists.
 CREAsINGER & Co. Props. aa South Man St, Los Angeles California. .
 For Sale at D. ]. Brannen s Co.'S Dug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Startling risccvery.

The discovery by the inhabitants of a locality hithe,t unvisite1 by the pestileat scouree of fever and ague, that it exists ir their ve-y midst, is decidedly startling. Such discover ies are made at every season, in every part of ths Union. Subsequent iy, when it is ascertainel, as it in va.iably is at such times, through the valuable experience of some one who has been benefited and cured, that l1ostetter's Stomach Bitters is th,uroughly efficacious eradicator of the malarial poison, and a means of fortifying tho system against it, feeling of more securi- ty and tranquility reigns throus bout ths whole neis shborhood. DosiGes u f. bi ile forms of mala-ie, disease, drmh ,cue an3 ague cake are re- moved by the potent action of the BiCtvrs, to which science also gives it. sancL.on as remedy for riieu. m4tissS, dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, debility, kidney troables, and all iiseases impairing the organs of digestion and assimii atiQp.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Don't Experiment.

You ean1o, afford to waste time in experimenting when your lu'gs are in danger. ConsumI ton al ways seems at fifft only colI. Do not permit a.iJ dealer to Im- pose upon You with some chsap imitation of pr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Because inc can make more proll he .ila) tell you he has something jas, as good, or just the same. Don't be deceived. but in s,st upon getting Dr. Kings \ lew Discovery. winch IS guaranteed to give relief in all throat lung ind ( hest affections. Trial bottles free at D. J. Brannen's drug store; large b-t;lts, ST.
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Don't Fail to Real This

 The California positive and Negative Electric Cough and Con sumption Cure. cures Coughs, ,olds, Group, Consumption and all bronchial troubles. It acts qui, kly. No opiaies Safe for children. Manufactured from roors, hsgbs and flowers growing in CaIi&Tnis Sold by all drug gisrs, a5c, soc, ands sI.
 CATARRH --Tte California Pos itite and Negative Electric LlnI- meht cures ,his terrible disease also cures rheumat:sm and neural gia aches, old sores, and pimp'es on the face. Cigar as water. Will not stain. No oil, no grease, Sold by all druggists, 2sc, soc and ST.
 CReAlNGER & Co.,, Prop. aa South Main St.. Los. Angeles, Cahtornta.>
 For Sale By r. J Brannen & Co
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
A Bad Law.


 In the statutes of Arizona there is a law which in our opinion is very bad one. We refer to the law in relation to witnesses in criminal cases. If witness is summoned on the part of the prosecution he is compelled to attend and pay his own expenses entirely, without compen- sation--even mileage being denied him. Should a witness refuse he is taken with Q bench warrant and fined or lodged in jail, or both. He can, however, get up in a court and make oath that is poor and not able to pay the expenses of board and travel and then the court allows him to have just barely enough to keep him while in town attending upon the court. Perhaps he is no sooner home after giving in his testimony than he is again summoned. Just such condition of things as this explains the reason why so many crimes are committed and the guilty parties escape punishment for want of evidence to convict. Itis simply offering premium to me to keep out of the way when they have knowledge of facts that would mate rially aid, in promoting the ends of justice. 1t'is certainly sufficiently annoying for men to be compelled to leave their business and go 75 or so miles to attend court without the trip entirely at their own expense.--Nogales Herald.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Car it be Rheumatisnl1

Of all agonizIng diseases rheu matlsm IS the most stubborn. There is a positive cure-The Cal iiornia Positive and negative Elec ,ric Rheumatism and Gout Cure destroys all kinds ot this terrible disease and expels it entirely iron the systen.
 Use the California Positive and N gaiive Electric Pile Rem edy and Ointment. All these prepara tons are sold by enterprls!hg ciug gis;s and manufactured ron Cali tolnsa berbs. by
 CREAsIHGER X Co.,, 2e South Main s., Los Angeles -Gsiifprnit. For sale at D. J Branntn &C, $ Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Cure for IthunatIsm.

c. c. Treat of West Granville, Mass, writes of Allcock's Porous Plasters:
 For rbumatism, neuralgia, pain in the side or back, coughs, colds, bruises, and any local weakness, th;J .sily poss.s wonderial curative qua,it;is l klve recommended them t {, my heiehsors with the happiest results, m,ny of whom but for ALL COCKS PLAsrpRs would be in a crippled cdndition at home. In every instance where they have bean faithfu!ly and properly applied the resnlt has been wonderfully satis- factory.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bainbridge Munday, County Attorney of Clay county. Tex, says: "Have used Electric Bit ters with most happy results. My brother was also very low witt malarial fever and jaurdice, bur was cured by timely use of thl' medicine. Am satisfied Electric Brtters saved his life. 7"
 D. l. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave, Ky, adds a like testimonial, say. ing that he positively believes he would have dled had it not been for Electric Bitters.
 This great. remedy will ward of as we'll as cure all malarial dis eases, aud for all kidney, liver and stomach disorders stands UT equaled. Price soc and ST. at D. |, BTannen's drug store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Love in It's I.nmensItY.

Paul has sweetheart named Bertha. One day the following conversation between, them was owe heqrd
 PAul-Bcrtha. when we get big wen get married sogether won't wei ".
 Rertha--Yos, indeed, Paul.
 Paul--Ho@ e5uoh do you love me, B.
 Bertha (after much thought As much as all out doors.
 Paul-Yes, but, Bertha, l love you e5 much as heaven.-Philadel- phia Times. <
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Sine Was Ignorant.

"A5solom, remarked Mrs. Rrn- bo, "didnt 1 hear yoi say li.tle while ago that you hf ] been out with 'Russian, the Growerf Who is he, AbsolomF"
 'tHe's a foreigner from St. Peters burg" said Mr. Rambo," whose face was hidden Belin a nesspa- ger; "his real name, I think, is Bad wiki" Chicago Tribune.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
No Advantage.

Johnnie--I wished 1 lived in South America. '" !..,
 Mother-.Why, Johnniel
 The mammas down there don't wear any slippers,
 Yes, my son, but you must re- member that the little boys in South America do not wear any pants.
 That's so. It's queer that I neT, CT thought about that.-Texas Sit ings.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

Rabbit Bros ostoffsce address, Flag >taf, Arizona Rap ,e, Clark's Valley Mo gollon .'ountains Brand as above cut All young stcck branded on both sides with swallow fork and ur Aerhu in each ear; al. o own the following; Boot. T. . II anywhere on the side ui animal. Boot cat lle, road brand w on risht side; T cattle. pS, oir',I Nl:: t,',, t'lRl L. Q.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

All cattle hearing the above brand on right hip are the property of the under lgned. Far mlrkS: Crop and split in rich. ca. and split on tnp If left ear. Also all cattle yah bar M on both .sides; also all horst, branded bar Vi on felt side Range Mgo'lon Mountains. postoifce address Flagstuff Arizona F. NJ. Vanderlip,
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

Harry Frnon-IIorse and mule brand or left hip as shown m cut. Sheep: ewes hole in left ear and split in the right. we,h CTS reverse that of ewes. Rams branded F 9n horn; range near Mormon Fake, Mogol lon Mountains; postoflice address, Flags,af Arizona. .
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

two spln> ieft. f<liorses. same brand on left shoulder other cattle brands or. u1G ", II, LC, GR. Range, Rogers | ale on Frye, Park
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

- 777<7 777-ss@- -@s7< 70. TT NI SNdI iow fork II, rlgm ear, sngsshit and slit in Jeff ear; all horses belon,gng t5 IS age bran. Ge1 lhc same on Jeff thU,h.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

Cbvelan's Fork. Little Colorado river Geo. A. Taylor, Manager; Post otiics ddress. Winslow, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
WATERS CATTLE COMPANY.

Horse brand "C" len thigh; also q on left thigh on old stock; Ranch and range be. tween Clear 7r T. |
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
SYKES BROTHERS.

All increase to be branded on both Sides with the same brand.
 Horses are branded circle on right shoul der oslomce
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

DaZe X Mil ier-Caltle al, randed on the right side.
 lIa marks. both ears crop ped. Range, Spring Valley; ams, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15
Post othce address, Wiliiams, 4

Harry Lyons Postofhce ad
 dress illlams Ariz. Horses branded as per cut on the left thigh. Range Sprg Valley
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

Nm Ashur>' Cattle branded in cut on Jeff si,le ear marks square cut O. Jeff underSlorc lin right; range
 AshurstS Mesa;
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

p of right; horses ailt ne sa ne brand on Jeff thicL; range Mqi:,lioh Nts.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-15

Cattle brand ed as above on !eIt hip belonr 10 the undersig
 ned. Ear Inarss smnoth crop of the right and Tnder splI, i
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