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VIM. A. Nelson, POS Main Street.
DIR. c, Swain, 2i5 Second Street.
VIM. Baker PSI Second Street.
ID, r, Graham, 25i Second Street.
w, 4. Sloan, Johnston & Vance.
Ben +. Kocrpor Noccaro q Co.
W, A, Cain, Lennon & Gallo Co.
I. w. Shorron, ]. NJ. Hill q Co.
Louis Frisch, !. Goldsmith & Bro.
J. II. Scruggs VanVlcot & Co.
i. +. Robertson, NmVlCet & Co.
Thos. G. Mcclellan, S. A., NJ sc. RR.
q, A. Scyforth, Is Madison Street.
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Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CINCINNATI o.. Jan. s.-Riyer rising. with
% feet 10 inches Of water in the channel last
evening A light rain has been falling since
noon. The Guiding Star arrived from New
Orleans ut o o'clock p. m. The Louis A.
sherley reinrned 90 Piiisbnrg.
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The Pen of a Ready Writer.

Tssayt. Address AMI descriptive articles rrc
ranai ~ revised toiieu 81 oonrrsiulaiion. prs
cuiaiiou. sympathy. thanks o. social c0mpolcd.
Local Notices. write Ups, ,ic. prepared Al bud.
nes Ariciiy couniUnudi ncsi II r'icr,ncos n b.
alilig ani discretion given u dcsird Address
MoUSALETTE.
Care o. itu Appeal
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sEALED pROpOsALs.

Scaled proro.uls viii be received NJ The One Of
Naiiin q thambCfin. ~ Madison sire Z NCmphis
ifnu. until O'clock pm. on the lith ~ February
it.a, luf The labor ana materials iclulfnl ~ ne
,uuplCiluu ~ the iau County tuuflhuusr Build
NC, ~ Mariana. Afk., IN accordance Win The
ufclhCatvu and dfawirga copies ~ which may
b scfn % ihrif onlcc. Tho right ls fcscroi 70 ~
rfi ans or aii BIDS
NAnTfN a CttAIHERLts. Architects.
n Y honorEs. Commissioner. Mariana. Ak.
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

Holders Of tho above bonds viii present their
January coupons nj the linking House Of the
Memphis city Fire & General Insurance Co. on the
10th lnstan, Tor payment By oricr
MADDEN, President
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Lilly Carriage Company.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

January .. 1850.
4 ia NETTING or THE BOARD or DIRECT.
= or II IBIS COMPANY. held nc their o1ico this
day. dividend of twelve fcr emit was DECLARED
out Of the profits ~ The pst year payable Ia cash
on demand ~ their Office.
The following gentlemen were chosen Directors
81 this COMPANY iof the ensuing ycff, VIZ Owen
Lilly. W, W, lilCwe. ~, Inhn Y rpccd John A.
Ivnic und viii W. HicrcC. and owen Lilly was
chosen President aud Gcnvul Manager. John 4.
Dcnic. Vie President, and ". ". nicrru. ~, Fec.
rotary and Treasurer.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arrivals-Granite State, Cincinnati; Chick
asaw. White River Cherokee, ST. Louis;
Ruth, Tiptonville.
Departures = Granite State, Cincinnati;
Grand Republic, New Orleans.
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NOTICE.

rJ'hE ANNUAL NETTING or THE STOCK.
l holders If thC Milhufn Gin aui Nnrhinc
COMPANY iuf the election NJ Director viii o. bold
on Thursday. January u, between snnd tociock
nm. ~ 4. NEIt ser'y.
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State Savings Bank.

iniercs, n, the nate Of . per cent Per nnnum Ia.
been credited to al accounts with the State saving,
Bank entitled ihorpio fof the xix months ending
December 81, iSsS By order
IN. MONTEDONfCO. Cashier
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ANNUAL MEETING.
l.. N. o. & Il RAILWAY Compan

d, N. Q. a 7. HALLWAY Company.
ny Order 81 the President ani Ii1ard Of nlpct1u,
the annual meeting ui stock huIrn u the Louis
vile, New Orleans 4 Texas kailwuy Company, iur
The puffesc ~ Clrciing uifcriur ana ono r aud
tfarNariiug any other hufinrss will h. held ai the
Company pmcc, ln thn tiy ~ Memphis on Mon.
DAY, FEBRUARY ~, ikl nt " o'clock noon.
& ~ INafiiu HrrfrfarV
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Elantinn

fiorthhoidcfa an tcfrlN nntifri that IN cicr
ton vil h. held at che nlon and iianicn Hank
on Monday January ii is1. irpm "a O'Clock am.
until O'Clock p.n. tn Chour bluftun therefor 10
tcrc ihc ensuing year
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AMUSENIENTS


AMusEMENrs
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,
IN Frank Gray, Manager.
TONIGHT.
Matinee Saturday
First time In Memphis OF
J. NJ HILLS UNION SQUARE THEATER co.
A POSSIBLE CASE!
The Great New York Success.
A Satire on Divorce Laws OF New York
Fun, Fact and Fancy Woven Together
Next Week FREDERICK wARDE.
Y NIL A HALL.
MRS LoNGsHoRE-PoTTS, Md,
MRS. LONGSHORE.POTrs, MD.
MRS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ND,
The Eloquent and Popular Quakeress,
Will Deliver Lectures on
PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH AND DISEASE,
PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH AND DISEASE,
As Follows:
EVERY EVENING OF THIS WEEK,
Friday Excepted,
AT O'Clock, to Both Sexes.
EVERY AFTERNOON OF THIS WEEK,
AT go O'Clock, to Ladies Only.
SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY r.
AtsOClock
Famous Lecture on
"LoVE couRTsIIIP AND MARRIAGE"
MRS. DR. POTTS
Treats Women and Children Only.
DR. HARRISON
Treats Men only.
Residence, GAvoso noTrT. Hours: AM TO
PM Consultations Free.
Special Engagements, Not TO Wait, 81
Remain Until January II Only
" NJ. G. A. HALL, 2J7 MAIN STREET
Il
Thursday evening, january II. ut s o'clock.
GRAND CONCERT
Under the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
MAMMALIAN MEINSTFIN,
Greatest living Mnndolinlst. also Violin Virtuoso
Of rare merit, late OF the Imperial Academic Rio
de Jancro Brazil who during his traveis thfouph
Europe had the honor OF playing boioro Ills Mai.
esty William, Emperor oi Germany, end also before
other royal circles Oi En3lund Russia. navarln aud
AUSTRIA, insisted by Mrs T. II. Perry, Miss Carrie
Block and Mr.. James kyn.
Prof. welnsteln challenges the world for person
TO excel his naturalization ~ his layOrite inslru.
nent, the spanish Mandolin.
Mr.. EMILE LEVY, MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Admission, % cents
CUMBERLAND MUSEUM AND TIITATER,
w IN Mammoth Iron Building 1876 and lg7 Main
street. between Adams aud Washington.
Week of january I.
New Attractions IN our Curio Hall
CtiE-MAH
The smallest Chinese Dwarf
The Educated Pig.
LARADO.
The Kaiir jewel Chief
Madame Koraline. Ancient Pottery.
Prof Miller and His Hives of Working Bees
The Antgllluyian Mummyncd Giant
Madame Crruca. the Grc0inn Beauty
Madame Johnson. the New York GianiesS
The DushngtOns. -Four in Number
Blackston aud Burns, Coincdlahs aud Song and
Danre Artists.
Admission. 10 Cents.
Open nj aud : O'clock pm
Hourly Pcriormanocs.
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stage Of the River.

oFFicE siGSAL sTRvicE, 4. s.A,
MENfiiis, Tenn. Jan. 1850 I
Tho following observations ere taken at All ia.
tons named M the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour laies han Memphis limo.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Mechanics Savings Bank.

The Mechanics Savings Bank has declared div.
idcndo Three GU per cent. out Of the earning, of
the past six month.
l. KATZENBERGER,
Cashier
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German Bank.
GEnNks BANK.
NTNrufs. TrNN. January (. IA

NrNrnE TrNN., January !, 1859.
Tho Board has this day declared a scml.annual
cash dividend of Hour li pcf cent. payable on nnd
after the ioth inst, out ~ the earnings ~ the past
six months The Transfer Hooks viii lc closed
from O'Clock pm, January Z. tOg O'Clock am.
January n.
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THE HUGHES \ HALLER WATCH AND JEWEIRY CLUB SYSTEM
RAUCH, Manager
CHA-S. j. RAUCH,
TESTIMONIALS:

We the undersigned having been supplied through
lWAl Oh AND lWELRY CLUB SYSTEM take pleasure
lily endorse and recommend their plan o one
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Memphis Grocery Co.

Mnrins. Tenn. January .. is'o
Aia meeting IL tho DiUoiory, held this day a
cash dyicnd Of pr cent was declared DOT Of
the net oaulng' Of the past IA months rayabl,
on demand
JNo. r. EpRiNGTON. scc'y and Treas
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting Of SO m e m :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI,oo per
week for so weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $4,000 worth of goods
in our linc-a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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HUGHES @ HALLER,
j EW ELERS,
953 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
cHAs. J. RAucH.
Manager Club System.
CHEAP COLUMN.

is,vrffanen m me column ri1 b. cSrrrof n, r1r N
l5c foritco iao0Hs DlscrsOg too bis1tiois ~. one
tn,ft, i0r
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ONE MOUSE cOIoNED MARE MuLE, ~ on
" n hands hleh. tycHr old liberal rwari
Will bc paid Tor her return in.......,
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BLACK nITHs.
tNTIts.

MYERS & berlin. REPAIRING AND HORST.
vi shncing specially: telephone 1914. 90 Main
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nIwAUp

S0 HIwARp roll 1I , Erg .lsS, of WHITE y.
body bead BLACK aud white both ran black lame
IN right lcF, answer Zoo fHm. ui Buck. Return 70
once ~ uayoso Hotel rud bcriFo inward. No
e'ilpns asked.
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Betfer Than Suicide.

rruf Arnold sAys An incurahle dy.rcpilo 4
iuftinCd Ia cufnmitiing Suicide" Nc WI. suaran.
ice % cum nny dpIsPilC within three mouths hy
Ackcr.s English Dyspepsia Tablets n. J. Hester
drtuul.f
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FINEST wedding rings at Thnycr's
lAmrs' cape collars a speciality NJ Mem
rhis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office $50 Main.
CnoIcE ladies' gold watches at Thayer's
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GET FINE $4,000 F0URTENKARAT GOLD WATCH BY PAYING 81 WEEK
HUGHES & IALLER, n... II 1E SrHz .EI{ss ur
SPECIAL NOTICE.!

or UIHL WUIICE!
AZ the awarding Of the nine new clubs of
The Hughes a. Halter Watch and
Jewelry Club System
nt our store last night the following members were
supplied:
Member No, . In club No. l.
Member No. II In club No .
Member No. " In club No. 4
Member No. ~ In club No I.
Member No. . IN Club Ma D.
Member No. In Club No. d
Member No. II In club No. Z
Member No. ~ In club Nos
Member No, 70 IN Club NOT
great many members were present and all
heartily indorse our iytom. The names and adj.
dresses ot the members who were supplied last
night can Do nsccrtainud hy calling upon u.s. New
club. lurmLn- lnilv. Nnll and lnNu.lnnle.
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Above low Changes
water
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

Sponges are marine animals, not fishes. The breeding time is in spring. The young sponges swim about for some time, but finally become fixed to rocks and grow. The sponges we use are obtained principally in the Mediterranean sea and among the Bahama islands.
 Among the latest reproductions of the fa- nous Eiffel tower is one in diamonds, a metre high. All the details are carefully re- produced-the restaurants, the elevators, and even the flag on top Twenty-Five to thirty thousand diamonds have been used in this latest specimen of the jewellers art.
 new mat which acts as a foot scraper without retaining the dirt on its surface and which is readily cleaned, is made of flexible wood mating. Strips of clear white hard maple, straight grained and well seasoned, are connected by means of galvanized iron wire, with a rubber tube between them, and the result is a very durable and flexible mat.
 There is a most wonderful poplar tree grow ing just beyond Sharp Top mountain, few miles from Jasper, Ga. It has two trunks both perfectly developed, and standing two or three feet apart at their bases, that look exactly like two smooth, straight poplar i trees At a height of thirty or forty feet these two trees come together and form one perfect body, from whence they join to the i top.
 A plan for rendering paper as tough a! wood or leather, it is said, has been recently introduced on the continent. It consists il mixing chloride of zinc with the pulp in the course of manufactura. It has been founC that the greater the degree of concentration of the zinc solution the greater will be th' toughness of the paper. It can be used fol making boxes, combs, for roofing and ever for making boats.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
NOTICE To Property Owners, the Value of Whose Property has Been Increased.
NOTICE
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 n,. DrN.T CnrrNrS

Or FINAL COUNTY,
 FLORENCE, July P, 1889. Paragraph 2G54, section 2S of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, provides that the Clerk of the Board of Equalization shall make out 8 list of all persons, the valuation of whose property has been added to, with the amount so added on the assessment roll not appearing before the Board in July, may appear before the Board in August, and upon affidavit that he had no knowledge of such increased valua- tion of his property he shall have hearing before the said Board.
 The following is a list of persons, the valu- ation of whose property has been added to, to-wit:
 Feiciano Arujo, raised on cattle from 20 ! hca to 40 head 1 Francisco Ajalla, raised on cattle from 12 ! head to 9 head.
 Sylvester Aud-ala, raised on cattle from $50 to 300 head.
 Mary E. Bills, raised on rel estate from | S1, ,S2O to 5. 600. l Estate of s. Richard, raised on real estate from Sl 300 to Sl, GOO.
 Thos. Buchanan, raised on ranch improve ments from s2OO to 400.
 Francisco Berduso, raised on cattle from F head to 9 head
 T. w. Bate, raised on real estate from S25C to 300.
 J. T. Bates, raised on improvements or real estats from 5400 to 800.
 Bien X Atkinson, raised on household good, from $50 to 100; on merchandise from $50 tC $500; blacksmith and other tools from S1OC to 1j0. Improvements on real estate iron S60O to 1000.
 Robt. Branaman, raised on cattle from 5( to 75 head.
 ments from $500 to 400
 Buzon & Wills, raised on real estate iron $50 to 100
 A. r. Belamy, raised on household good from S25 to 70; on harness from 15 to 35 dol lars. Geo. Benson, raised on cattle from 75 t 200 head. w. A. Cunningham, rais d on real estat from s100 to 1,6OO. Jesus Castro, raised on cattle from s hea to 50 head. l J. l.. Clark, ralsed on cattle fIom $50 t , 800 head; ol improv ments on real estat from s7Oo to s1, ,25O Vim. Clarke, raised on real estate fror $2, 650 and S3,9s0; on block 159 from $25 t 75
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

cent. soRuon, appneo 10 the nosUrlIs wIUn camels hair brush. A powder of cocaine with sugar of milk applied to the nasal cavi- ties with an ''insuiiiator," " is recommended by another physician.
 In support of the theory that this disease is caused by minute particles of vegetable mat ter, a well known authority claims that at certain mountain resorts visitors thus afflicted find in the pollen of the common plants known as golden rod and rag weed great source of aggravation to their sufferings.
 A correspondent of q medical journal con firms the above view by the case of a patient of his, lady whose inveterate attacks of se- we're hay fever every spring were found by him to be connected with the pollen of a plentiful species of alder peculiar to that part of the country; the pollen being first found in the nasal discharges of the patient, by tho microscope, and afterwards identified in this alder alone. Whenever the lady left the neighborhood of her home, she would recover liko magic. Tho alders having been exter- minated by her order, the attacks of hay fever were greatly mitigated, though not en- tircly prevented; probably because of the ulders remaining on neiShbOring estates.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Some Curious Facts About Hay Fever an
 c,,r-cast;opa cor Its Troatr,apt

Some Curious Facts About Hay Fever and
 Suggestions for Its Treatment.
 In a monograph upon hay fever and its treatment, Dr. Morell Mackenzie says that among races, the English and American; among classes, the upper and cultivated, and of tho sexes, the males, are especially sus- ceptible to hay fever. In the north of Flu rope it is almost unknown. It is rare in France, Germany, Italy and Spain; whereas in England it is frequent and in America prevalent. Again. go per cent of it's mar tyrs are of the upper class, while agricultural laborers, who are most exposed to the cause of the complaint, are less subject to its at tacks. Lastly, the male sex is more liable to 1t than the female, in the proportion of three to one. He gives its cause.-The entrance into the eyes and air channels of those pre- disposed to the ailment, of minute particles of vegetable matter from grasses and plants ;n fower'-and its cure, chiefly cocaine in one form or another, or residence in certain mountain or seashore localities which are free from the disease.
 Sir Andrew Clark is also quoted as sug gesting the use of cocaine for the relief ol victims of hay fever, He prefers 10 per
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
w. WOOD PORTER, Clerk SLOAN X STONE, Atty for Plainhff.


DROPOSALS FOR HORSES FOR CAVALRY l SERVICE. Headquarters Department of Arizona, Office Chief Quartermaster, Los An, gees, Cal. August 3, 1SS9.-Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice until Il o'clock q. In, TUESDAY. September 8 1889, and opened imme- for the furnishing and delivering, at the earli, est practicable date at Los Angeles, Cal, or Al buquerque, N. NJ, of all or any part of two hun government reserving the right to reject the whole or any part of any bid received. Propos- als for deliveries of the horses at St. Louis, Mo, or other points than those named, will be en- tertained. Preference given to articles of do- nestle production, conditions of price and quality being equal, and such preference giv- en to articles of American production pro duced on the Pacific Coast 10 the extent of the consumption required by the public service there. Specifications general instructions to bidders and blank forms of proposal will be fur nshed on application to this office, to the Depot Quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo. A s. KIM BALL, Quartermaster, U. $, A. Chief Quarter master.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
&uTnsRn ORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Pinal.
 L. L. Smith, plaintiff, ys. Rose E. Smith, de- fendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial district of the Territory of Arzo- na, in and for the county of Pinal and the com plaint filed in the said County of Pinal, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Rose E. Smith, defenGant
 You hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff, in the District Court of the Second Judie al District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Pinal and to answer the complaint filed therein within 10 days (exelusive of the day of serYice) after the service upon you of this summons If served within this county; or if served out of this county but in this district, within 20 days; otherwise within 30 days), or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint. This actionis brought against you to obtain a decree of divorce.
 Given under my hand and Seal of the District
 Count of the Second Judicial District of
 the Territory of Arizona, in and for Seal the County of Final, this 3oth day of
 July, in the year of our Lord one
 thousand eight hundred and eighty
 nine.
 w. WOOD PORTER, Clerk c. ft1 for
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
Send for Ere Illustrated List Waiting Cards:
Agents wanted in every town in Arizona.
Summons

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND l Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the county of Pinal.
 Emma Bellumini, plaintiff vs Eugene BellU- mini, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zona. in and for the county of Pinal, and the complaint filed in the said County of Pinal in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Eugene Bellumini, defendant.
 You are hereby required to appear iu an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Pinal, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (eXelusive of the day of service), after the service on you of this summons, if served within this county: or if served out of this county but in this district within twenty days; otherwise within thirty days or judgment by default will be taken against you according prayer of said complaint
 Given under my hand and Seal of the District
 Court of the Second Judicial District of
 the Territory of Arizona in and for the
 County of Pinal, this 31st day of July Seal in the year of OUT Lord one thous-
 and eight hundred and eighty nine.
 W. WOOD PORTER Clerk q. H. OURY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
BITS OF TRUTH.

Man is judged by the average in the com mon herd.
 The owner of good thing seldom appreci- ates it's value.
 Man must work for his joys; troubles come of themselves.
 Every man is sometimes bait on some other mans hook.
 Say good thing about s1nan, and he will try to live up to it.
 If we could use our own good advice how happy we would be-
 How slow the joke on some other fellow travels How long legged the joke on youl Clouds are a good deal like men; they are harmless when alone, but they make trouble when they get together.
 The Florence Bakery has just re ceived a new stock of choice family groceries.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
1ynSsa1a aS n Tonic.

"Tho muscles" says a physician, 'are tho great furnaces of the body; in them osygena- tion largely takes places and the effeto mate rid1s are burned off. If the muscles are run down and there is no spare nerve energy to make them work, then you must supply tho place of the nerve current by massage and electricity. Massageisa most powerful agent for effecting nutritional changes, and. with the increased combustion and greater supply of food, not merely the muscles but also the heart and every organ of the body are nour- ished, and nerve energy is stored up for future I1eo
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
odors Sweet s,,d Salutorv.

It has lately been claimed that flowers and tho perfumes distilled from them have salu- tary influence on the constitution. A foreign scientist says that residence in perfunled st- mosphore forms protection from pulmonary affections and arrests the development of phthisis. He adds that in the town of La Grasse, where the making of perfumes is largely carried on, consumption is very rare thanks to the odorous atmosphere produced by the distillcries
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

Bob-Sorry to hear, Charley, that you have lost your job. Did they give you the grand bounce? When did it happen? Charley-Well, yes; got my release last nigu,.-New York Sun.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

tomac. Mir. Loveland was severely wounded at Cold Harbor in 1864. Since 1880 he has been special agent of the pension office.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

Harrison recently appointed pom sion agent in New
 York city, has been a resident of the metro polls since 1866. He enlisted in t h e Union army as q private in 1861,
 and in 1865 was colonelo of his reg iuent, which was a part of the cav airy corps of the
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24
ENTERPRISE
FLORENCE, AUGUST 20. 1889
A SPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP.

The Augusts-victorIa, a Recent Addition
 to the Hamburg-American Line.
 The transatlantic steamships of this day are marvellous. If, one hundred years ago, a Jules Verne had given rein to his imagination and even feebly fore shadowcd the wonders of the floating palaces of the last quarter of this century, his story would have been deemed as