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The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13

ELLlsNsBURG, in Washington Ter,
ritory, had big fire on the 9th.
inst, destroying s2,oOo,ooo worth
of property.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13
Notice to settle.

Notice is hereby given to any
person or persons, indebted to the
undersigned, to come and settle on
or before the 20th day Of July A.D
1889, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF an attorney
for collection.
CAMPBELL d FRANCIs.
flagstaff, Arizona, June Is, 1889.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13
NOTICE TO SETTLE,

Notice is hereby given that all per
sons indebted to me must settle then
bills on or before the 10th day Of May
or their accounts will be placed in the
hands Of my attorney Tor collection.
Mrs. NELLIE LITTLE.
Flagstaff, April a,th, 1889.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13
$500 Or $1,000.

Apply Immediately or the op
por,unl.y will be lost, for every
loot oi this whole region will soon
be occupied by active and reliable
workers.
Neither experience nor capital
IS required to engage in this enter
prise. rs the book will sell itself if
properly presented, and ave, give
our Agents 80 days' time in which
10 deliver and collect before pay
ing US. Address
TIE a!sTgaf CO., 72S aarkaI St.
san ST@ncis''c, Cal.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13

Mn. D. N, GRAYsoN, of Cron-
Vile, Franklin parish, La, says: l
think Swifts Specific Is the best
olcod remedy in the world. l have
known it to make wonderful cures Of
persons with blood diseases, some
cases which had been eoarded as
incurable.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13

Subcribe for the ARIZONA CHAM.
F,oy, s4.0o o yesF, $3.50 for six
maaths.
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13


DIR. l.. T. CoPPeDGE, Of Verona,
No, says he has sold large quantity
4 Swift's Spe ;ifc, and to gIsa;
many customers, aud knows it t. be
most successfully used sor naliGies Of
tie blood.
SwIEg's SPECIFIC is not one Of the
old potash, sarsaparilIa, or mercury
mixtures. 1t contains no pota; h.,
no mercury, or any poisonous sub
4tance. 1t relieves the system 10y
;orcing the impuIi les out through
the pores of the kin, and builds up
the patient from the first dose.
WE sell great quantities Of S. S. s.,
and the sale holds up well--no fall
ing of, or prospect OF falling of.
While many are loud in its praise,
not one complaint has been heard
from our customers.
J. L. SEARS DUUG STORE,
Waco, Tsxas,
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13
AGENTS WANTED.

Bsn. For CLUH RATES. or any further
information desired, wnle lesrbiY To ths
undersigned. csclrly stating your resi-.
dence. with STATE, county, street anu
Number. More rapid return mtl0 div.
cry will he assured by y"ur euctnsins an
N elnpe hearlmg Your full alLrea..
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13

fue took VIII sell DETER than amy
novel. Ii is a model Of history
writing. Every intelligent anc
patriotic man will have copy.
No country ever had done for II
such work as this at any early
period of its history, and the
people have only to look at the
book TO be satisfied of this. Who
will not buy magnificent history
of his country by an author OF the
first reputation, If he never buys
any other book in the worid' A k
Tyr exclusive territory and 10 out
and make
The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13

JULY Is, 1889.
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ordnr OF Publication.

No 5tg5, n. Din the Chnnccry Court n Shelby
county. Tenn Georgia q. scycnon Ct nj. Va Iris
q. Ryder II aL
Il appearing from the amended bill IN this cause.
which 4 sworn b.. that ih' defendants, irs q.
UvdsT Marie swinglcy aud Pauline Ryder. are re-
idsnts ol the state Of California John James,
Charles James AMI Cooper scAcron, residents Oi
tbe state of Missouri Lula Higgins aud James
Ifierius residents Of the state ~ OHIO, and all
uop rrsid,ns vi the State uf Tennessee and II
also apprafr from the rturD OF the sheriff Ia this
cause that the ddcudantt Albert bfown' IA pot u
b. found In hi county.
Ills Therefore ordered that they make their APP
uenrance herein NJ the tOurthouee OF shelby cOun.
iy. in tho civ " Memphis, nov Iakin4Distfict Of
sbslby couuty. Tenn. uu he hrtt Monday IN May,
issl and uiead answer Of dCmuf ~ cDmplainhntt
hi AMI amended III or the Same w b. taken
lor oonfc.Icd ~ ~ them, and fci fnf hearing en-
na,ie and that copy oi this order BE- published
nuso a ,s.sk L,f four successive weeks W the Mem
mis- Appcal This 18TH day oi March, ls,g
N"u' ''Pl q MclIESKY. CLERK aud Master.
uv r. n Caidw Ell. y. e. "
n n fdrington, 10 liciior iof Complanants
." OE.9i0
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RUMBLINas OF THE RAIL.


Few persons in this section seem TO credit
the rumor connecting Jay Gould with the
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe complications,
although Eastern gossip have it that he will
probably secure a controlling interests that
system. II is not apparent how Mr.. Gould
could profit by such deal. II he really has
such an end in view it is doubtless for the
purpose OF affecting uniavorably the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Company. In this
connection an excellent Eastern authority is
quoted as saying;
by the time that Jay Gould has succeeded
in developing his influence in the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe property in Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas security holders will be
painfully impressed with the isolation Of
their position, Mr.. Gould having controlled
the Gulf, Colorado a Santa Fe and the st.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas Railroads in con-
nection with the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain II
Southern the International Il Great North
ern, and the Texas & Pacific roads. 1t will
be very plain what his position is with refer
ence 10 the Missouri, Kansas & Texas sys-
tenn. The latters security holders will have
no one to blame but themselves for their
self-inilictod delusion that Mr.. Gould is buy
ing Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas securities at
anything like present prices. While IL is
no doubt true that business has improved in
the section of the country penetrated by the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas, this improvement
In the case of the latter road has been more
than offset by the endorsements which
Mr.. Gould has been able 10 throw around the
property in the shape OF lines controlled or
which he has formulated plans TO control"
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rrnnsconiincntaI ChnIrmansh,p.

kANsAs CiTY, Mo, April III. 5, leeds
chairman OF the Tnnscontincntal Associa-
ton, has been offered the Craftsmanship Of
the Tmns-Missouri Association at a salary Of
5000 per annum, and he declined owing to
the fact that he knew the place had been re.
fused by Others at $4,000 per annum.
Chairman Leeds states 10 an Associated
Press reporter that no proposition had been
made 10 him, aud therefore lac has not de-
opportunity 90 do So II Il generally be-
lievod ~ railroad circles that an effort will
be made to induce Mr. Leeds to accept the
place owing 10 his thorough knowledge OF
the Trans Missouri territory.
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Notes and Personals.

II. G. BArENAN, :. w. Tucker, George Me.
Lean aud Howard Bunch, prominent rail-
road men Of Little Rock, are In the city.
GAsroN MrsLIrR, general passenger and
ticket agent at the Missouri Kansas q Texas
X iilrond. at sedalia, is In the city visiting
his friends.
TnE East End Dummy Line has Just com.
pleicd an additional side track along it. line.
which will facilitate In handling the people
for the mccs.
TnE East End dummy line has had all Of
IT, motors oycrhauled aud ears thoroughly
cleaned aud fixed up, and everything Is now
la hrtclass shape Tor the races.
MuoR X. r. Wilson. President OF the
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad,
accompanied by his son, r. T. Wilson. Jr.,
departed last night for New York, his home,
well pleased with his trip South.
TnE Memphis a Charleston road will be
extended. That question Is now a settled
| fact aud Il i probable that within the next
two years the Memphis a Charleston will
have nn independent line from stevenson,
Ala, into Chattanooga
THr Illinois Central road has given notice
that. beginning April 70. IL will discontinue
the sale Of i.UJ1-mlc tickets at s2b, with a NJ.
/ bntc Il g.. aud IN lieu thereof well sell 2uOO.
mile tickets nj 80, with rebate Of so,
| thus placing their mileage business IN full
accord with tie rules Oi the Western States
/ Passenger Association.
Tnr stockholders of the Birmingham,
| Jackson n Kansas city Railroad met NJ
jackson, Tenn. Saturday and elected Clifton
Duucy. of that city. president. Col. Robert
| GATES. of the same place, will start North
I aud Fast In the interest u the road at once.
I Two lines are to be built one from Jackson.
\ Tenn. b. Tipt1nyillc aud Cottonwood, point
on the Mississippi and one directly 60 nir
I mngham one of the greatest syndicato'
/ oi Eastern capital which V interested In ia,
/ South Is ~ the back Of this enterprise.
Hoods sapaparila Il peculiar TO itself and
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THE IOWA SETTLERS.
The President Of the Union Renounces
All Responsibilities.

All Responsibility.
FoRT DODGE Ia, April 9.-President Boyn.
ton, of the Settlers Union, renounces all
responsibility of that organization for present
acts Of violence. This conservative policy
does not find favor with the radical element
of the organization. A secret meeting Of
radicals was held on Samuel Hofher's farm
Sunday to determine the future line OF ac-
ton. 1t is understood that the present
aggressive policy will be continued until
they gain possession of their homes at all
hazards. The receipt of the news from
v ashington Of Secretary Mobiles action in
urging the Attornoy-Genera to prompt in
stitution OF suit TO quiet the title in the dis
puted lands, creates great joy In the river
land district. The settlers say that II inves.
tigation sustains the present claimants
titles, immediate and undisturbed possession
will be given by the settlers. There is a
lingo Of dismay at the action of the land
owners in pushing their claims regardless Of
the proposed investigation. This news from
Washington has spurred the evictors to fresh
efforts and has made the settlers more deter
mined thai ever 10 retain possession OF their
farms until final settlement.
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Interatnte Commerce Hearings.

WAsHINGroN, April 9-The Interstate
Commerce Commission will tomorrow begin
the hearing Of arguments in the case Of
Wm. H. Beard, colored, against the Georgia
Railroad Company. The issue presented in
this case is whether the petitioner while
riding on car OF the company was sub
jected TO undue and unreasonable prejudice
and disadvantage. Beard was travelling on
FIRST class through ticket from Philadelphia
TO Atlanta. When the train reached Au.
gusta the passengers had to change from the
road on which they were travelling to car
on defendants road Petitioner being col
ored man was compelled to enter and &C.
cupy while on the train "A compartment car
in use ON the road. These cars are divided
into two compartments one of which is for
the use Of colored persons, and the other for
the use of smokers by persons of either
color.
Petitioner claims that their accomoda-
tons were second class and inferior In
every way 10 the accommodations OF the
first class coach occupied by the white pas
sengers on the same train. This. he claims
was In violation OF the section OF the inter
state commerce law which makes it unlaw-
ful for any common carrier TO subject any
particular person, TO any undue, unroason-
able prejudice or disadvantage In any
respect whatever The same petitioner was
complainant In a case involving large
charges about eighteen months ago. This
former case was decided by the commission
against the company, and the commission
then ordered the company 10 cease and de-
sist from subjccting colored passengers to
such prejudice aud disadvantage. Petitioner
brings this charge 10 obtain supplemental
order from the commission mandatory and
enectual In character.
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sI.b.. 60 j Lbs Of Hogs Lard.
Boo nnIe In lIemphI.
To the Ladies'.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 the
ladies that we have removed 10 the large
building, No. 81 Madison street. aud are
prepared 10 make and prepare in all It's
branches, Parasols aud Umbrellas. We
refine aud remodel parisol frames In the
latest styles. Call aud examine our ele-
giant line Of Umbrellas and designs for
$50 IN Pams0ls
TnE MENruis UMnnEtLA Co.,
No. 81 Madison street
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PITKIN c. WRIGHT,
Journalist ana Writer.

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, etc,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared. descriptive articles,
advertisements, local notices; any kind OF
articles, from u loye-lettcr to q challenge,
or from sermon to a thcater party writ
ten. All communications strictly conf.
dental. Address, care OF business Office OF
either daily papcr.
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Special bispai'h 10 The Appeal.
warm VALLEY, Mrs, April o.-Tho
North Mississippi Prcsbyiory conyencs In
this city tomorrow. Preparations have been
made ~ entertain q large number OF the
ministers aud delegates There will be bus
ines of much importance brought before
the Prsbytcry during H. session, which will
last until SUNDAY night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
PRIZE WINNERS.

In the Mexican Public Charity Lottery.
From the Two Republics. City of Mexico, March ~,
$4,000 UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Mexico, March 10, 1889.
The undersigned certiies that he held
for collection for account of New Orleans
National Bank, OF New Orleans, La, one
quarter Of ticket No. 27,35l, Glass Is, in the
Loteria de Ia Beneicencia Publica, which
drew the first capital prize of thirty thous-
and dollars, on Sunday, March 10, 1889,
and that the amount was promptly paid in
United States currency on presentation OF
the ticket at the Office OF the company.
j. NJ. SEInERT,
Agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
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Henry &enrIe

SYDNEY, N. s. W., April 9-lIenry searle,
the Australian oarsman, will leave SYDNEY
on May for England. On his arrival there
he will issue challenges TO John Teemer, the
American oarsman, and w. j. 0'Connor, the
Canadian oarsman, 10 row on the Thames
for s, 800 each and the championship Of the
world
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OH fnr akInhn,nn.

The Kansas City. Fort Scott x Memphis
Railroad forms the direct route from
Memphi. TO the Oklahoma country. The
land offices will be located In Southern
Kansas and accessible to this line. The
route via Kansas Ciiyor Chouyyalc, kas.,
l. the best way 10 reach there. For maps,
rates and particulars call nj $50 Main
sticet II. u. Ellis,
General Agent.
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Agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
$4,000.
MEXICO, March 10. 1880.

MEXICO, March 10, 1850.
The undersigned hereby certifes that
she was the holder OF one quarter ticket
No. 4,33l, Glass u, in the Loteria dc Ia
Beneiicencia Publica, which drew the
second capital prize OF ten thousand in the
drawing Of Sunday, March 10Th, 1889, and
that the amount WIS promptly paid on
presentation OF the ticket at the Office OF
the company. lsgned.l
MANUELA FLORES,
Callejon de las Cabezas, 5.
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ATTEND the concert nj the Y. NJ. IL A.
Hall Thursday night for the benefit Of the
now Fint Methodist Church. A rare mu-
scil treat Is promised. Exercises begin
promptly at 8 O'Clock.
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spring s1yie Hats.

The latest styles In light colorcd Dcrbys,
all colon. young gents nobby silk DRESS
aud Derby Hats, Stctson's line Sofl and
Derby Hats In all coloB. boys and child.
ren's Crush Cloh aud Straw Hats, gents
Crush Hats In all color, shapes and
grades, from Zoe 10 -.
MARTIN Cones. 2l0 Main st.,
The only practical Memphis Halter, under
DullYn lloiel.
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Oior JOHNSON sells general collection
Of large. healthy bedding plants and roses,
which will be delivered for customers on
board Of either line Of street cars Chelsea.
Nursery on Old Randolph Road, four
squares north Of brick church. Give him
n call
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me Dircclor. Reelected.

SAX fRANcisco, Cal, April 9.-Tbe stock
holders Of the Central Pacific Railroad re-
elected all the former directors Of that COM
imuy today,
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"RTNtENInER, That the payment oi Prizes II
Guaranteed by Pour National Ranks Of Nov
orleans. aud the Tickets ar signed by the fnri'
dent oi au Institution whoso chartered right, aro
rucnguifDd In the highest Courts thcrclor. boWarS
of al limitations ~ annny mous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR l. tue price OF the smallest pirt
0f fraction of n Ticket tssuei by u la any Draw
iur Anything In our name offered ior lcis than
a nullhr u ENtndlc.
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THREE L0TS----ot q.

Il Woods Subdivision Of the Wright home
stead have been sold to we'll known citizens who
will Immediately erect handsome residences.
This property extends from Wright avenue on
the east to LaRose street on the west and is
known as the Judge Wright place. 1t is hand
somely improved The house, two-story brick
of nine rooms together with stables carriage
house and servants rooms, in thorough repair
The improvements are surrounded and faced by
beautiful lawn and grove of forest trees. Con-
venient to street cars Retired and delightful
residence property away from the heat and
dust OF the city yet within the city limits If
not sold within the next twenty days will be
subdivided and sold at auction Go and in
spect property. Take fernando street car line
or the Second street green line cars. Plat of
subdivision can be seen at our Office.
ALLEN & FINLEY IS Madison st.
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y REMOVED ny Tug US oP oocoAiSE
And II stinulatca and promotes the growth
q the hair.
Bumetts Eavorlng extracts arc tho
lest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

FuiL Dress Shirts q specially. Fisish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
"a Second street. Branch Office, 81
Madison street
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis steam Laundry, 22l
Second street. brunch office "a Madison.
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In 7. n. Galbrvaih. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rnta
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Lard made from highest grade choice re
fined cotton seed oil. IL is pure, whole
some, economical, can be used in fine
cakes instead OF butter, and for all house
hold purposes.
q Lbs. To Lbs Of Hogs Lard.
saving Of OHo-hdlf in your lard account.
Pm up in lbs. lbs, 10 lbs, 201bs, 80
lbs. tins. Also buckets and tierccs. Re-
failing at loo per pound.
For sale la Memphis
BY G. r. Ryan Grocery Co., Baldwin,
--hnowlton & l. Ike. J. Algeo, o. X. Rob.
er,son, A. NJ. Workman * Co., 5. Behr
x Co.
Dab- Purchase 20 lbs. &c. o. r." Lard
and secure. free. one Of our 'Prize Dinner
Books. Of 100 pages.
TnE CorroN OF PRoDucr Co,
No. 80 Beaver Street. New York City.
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AaAIcn In naihnr.-

Nh winsiows Soothing syrup should ALWAYS he
usrd iof children icvihinE. II soOtbcs the child.
tuiicin the gums allays MI pain. cures Wind collie.
aud IL the bcst remedy for dllffhca 30 a bottle
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MrNrnis Steam Carpet Cleaning aud
Renoyating Works. 30 Bcalc street. Tce-
phone B,B.
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Addrcls Registered L',.cn.C Containing Currency 10
NLw oHLEANs GArIOSA. s.AS &.
New Orleans, Ia.
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Hoods sanaparilla Il peculiar to itself and
superior 10 all other preparations IN strength,
economy aud medicinal merit.
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Grand Monthly Drawing


asiai ififcA amounting toss.. .......Nl tOot, hOO
NurE-fickuis drawing Capital prizcs arc nos ca.
tltCl TO Terminal Prizes
For Ctun RATS or any further Information 10
sired. write ugihly in the undersigned clearly stat
Ing your pslcncc with State county. street aud
number More rapid r1iufn mail delivery will DO
assured by your enclosing AN envelope bearing
Nuuf full addrs.s
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Itose.

J. A. BAILEY 4 Co.,
800 Second. corner Union.
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IfRny dealer SAYS he has the W. l.. Douglas
Shoes without npmo and price stamped ON
the bottom, put him down aa fraud.
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IMPORTANT.

New Orleans, e.
or N. 4. DAupuiS.
Washington, ~. q.
ny ordinary letter, containing Money order II.
sued by all txptrss Compauiysi New York IN.
change nrnit NJ Postal Note. We pay charge.
on CurreHcy trnt to "a by E4prcs. la sums VI 81
or over
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.AZL3Samze2ea~s
ZLEGI0
- <r<<S
CommlsaIon.,.

We the undersigned, Banks AMI BankerS wifi
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lot.
tcricS which may be presented nj our counters.
" M. WAL Silly, President La. Natl bank
a. BALDWIN, President N, o, National Bans
CARL kOHN, President Union National BanE
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lawn sprinklers.
Lawn vases.