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Just opened . beautiful line Of wiltons Moquetts,
Velvet body Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
Ingram Art squares. Wilton and smyrna Rugs and
as. y, ..s.,y Tha.. Hssn ~. ss. III
md IL 10 their advantage examine stock before
purchasing. AOOE BIO. CO,
~ IN Sf
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SIR MoRnELI MACKENZIE.

The Eminent Throat Specialist, says:
"The Soden Mineral Pastilles. which are produced
from the soden Minerai Springs by evaporation,
particularly servceable in Catarrhal Inhammat tons
sore Throat, Coughs bronchitis aud Lung Troubles "
The soden Mineral fastil.es for sale BY all drug
Rists for 80 cents trial box will be mailed for 20
cents to any address.
sODEN MINERAL SPRING COMPANY.
p. o. Box 1919, New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.
Name.
Earno.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 141S Il street:
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The Governor of the Territory Urges
Restrictive Measurea

The affairs OF the territory Of Arizona during
the fiscal year Just closed are detailed in a re-
port made TO the Secretary Of the Interior by
N. o. Murphy, the acting governor. He states
that he Is unoffcially informed that the re-
cent census shows that the popula-
sion OF the territory is $500, exclusive
OF Indians and military reservations, and with
those who live on reservations (not fndans)
the population OF the territory will probably
exceed 10000 The gain in ten years is 10. $50.
The mining industry, the report states, Is in a
more healthy condition than ever, but great
attention is being paid 10 agric ulture,
owing to tho astonishing productiveness
Of the lands. Owing TO the restrictive legisla-
ton in Idaho and the probability Of similar ac-
tion in Utah, the acting governor thinks that
the immigration of Mormons to Arizona will
increase. The number OF Mormons now in the
territory Is estimated at one-ffth OF the popu-
lstion.
The report states that unless restrictive
measures are adopted the territory will become
Mormonized and occasion controversies to
such an extent as TO serioasly disturb society
and the affairs OF government and prejudice
the territory's chances for statehood. He there
fore, recommends that Congress grant the same
protection to Arizona as Is enjoyed by Idaho.
and that the Idaho test oath be made applica-
BILE to Arizona The report advises that the
San Carlos Apaches be removed from the ter
ritory; that the salaries of the present Judges
in Arizona be increased to 5000 per year. and
that the pay Of legislators be increased
to sl0 per day. The total debt
Of the territory 10 stated to be
$751;, l5s and when the county and city indebt-
edness is added the total amount is %, 4sI 6sa
The total area OF land entered during the year
under the several public land laws is given as
$40, 269 acres. The importation of gold and
silver bullion for the last six months aggregates
SlS5, 041 in gold and sl45, 7s9 in silver There
were 81, 900 pounds OF copper produced
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
L. G. Fletcher to g. Jackson, pit 8, sec. 4, Barry
Farm: ESQ. W. Danenhower to ]. +. Stockett
subs 80 to AZ and pit. 4s. So s6i; e.. NJ NJ
Rohrer ct al. to John Roomc, sub %, so. Sl5
s.. J. II. Meiners 20 w. II. Veerhoff. TT. IL
SO. 403; $3.50. VIM. Finn to d. E. KEEPS, sub
8, SO. $50; $500. p. Mccormick to III. Nc.
Cormick. lots and 16, SO. GO; e.. J. c.
Parker to W. L. Bramhaii, pit Is, SO. SO; IS, CO.,
Thos. Mills to Sarah Forrest, sub IS, Chicaes
ter: s.
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Hf0THERs GIVE ANdosrURA BITTFRS TO
~ thsg children n stop collie aud looseness Of tho
eavels Dr. ,. q. b 81 EdFRr SONS. sole manu-.
hcturesa A. al druggists.
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S0OTHEs and cures infiamed and
irrftated parts OF the skin and
scalp Protects the skin from
disease by opening the pores
and allowing scope TO the WON
derful healing power Of the
Soap. Delightful to use.
Around each cake are de-
scriptive circulars.
FELS & CO, Makers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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LADIES
Needing . tonic or children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BfTTERS.
IL Is pleasant to take cures Malaria Indigestion and
Bilousness. All dealers kespu.
LIVERY DAY INCREASES TIE POPULARITY
~ and sale Of Cartsrs Little Liver Pulls The reason
Is that when used relief 10 to follow Don't
forget this
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Alleged Policy Men Arrested.


An alleged policy shop at No. 1907 Blagden's
alley had only been open for business few
minutes this morning when Sergt Kaucher and
Policemen Trainer and Sullivan entered VIM.
Barlow and Samuel Harris, Young colored men,
were seated at table with the books and draw
ings in front OF them. apparently waiting for a
customer. when the officers entered and took
possession Of both the policy paraphernalia and
the alleged promoters OF the gambling scheme.
When the officers entered Harris ran to the
dog had to be dubbed before Harris could be
taken.
This afternoon In the Police Court DIR. A. B.
Judge Miller heard the evidence of Sergeant
kaucher and Officer Sullivan.
HELD ron THE GRAND JURY.
Judge Miller held the defendant in $500 Sc
curity for the grand jury. Mr.. Williams asked
for the return Of the money taken from Harris
pocket, amounting to about "a and the court
made an order granting the request
Barlow did not have counsel. The court
heard the same testimony and made the same
disposition Of the case.
FIVE MORE HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
This afternoon in the Police Court Joseph r.
Reynolds. John Tur by, George Hunt, Joseph
jackson and Isaac Branzell were also charged
with writing policy. Mr.. A. b. Williams ap-
peared as their counsel and waived an examin-
alton in each case. They we're thereupon held
for the grand Jury and Mr.. J. w. Humphrey
went on their bond of $500 in each case.
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WOMAN WHO IS WEAK, NERVOUS AND
a slsepless. aud who has cold hands and feet canuos
feel and act like well person Carriers Iron Pills
equAiixs the circulation. remove Nervousness and
give strength and resf,
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EVoDwAnu q LoraRoe. .
Cor. llfh and u pEA n q.
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PERSONAL.

District Attorney R. E. Twitchell lef
last night for Socorro on legal business.
Col. W. G. Marmon and Capt. Geo. H
Pradt are here from Laguna on land bust
ness.
Hon. E. A. Fiske and wife left yester
day for Las Vegas; Mr.. Fiske will atteno
court there during the coming week.
Hon. w. T. Thornton, Mr.. Henry
Simpson, Mr.. VIM. Cook Scott and Mr.
Robert Harvey are at Organ Mining camp
to-day examining the Stephenson mine
in which property Mr.. Thornton is large
ly interested.
W. T. McCreight, the genial young
man on the Albuquerque Citizen, was
here yesterday, coming this far with DR..
Mary E. Bateman, who left to-day ior the
east. Mr.. McCreight is always welcome
visitor here.
At the Exchange: Rev. j. NJ. Crutch.
field, 2. Crutchfeld, Cerrillos; Frank
Eleram, Laguna; A. L. Wellington, De.
troit; Frank Martin, Lamy; j. A. Pensoe,
Monroe City, Mo. D.; Geo. H. Pradt, W. G,
Marmon, Laguna.
At the Palace; VS.. Cockrell, Coo
RADIO; Hugh Mcdonnell, Montana; w.
M. Smith and wife, Trinidad S. Lichten-
stein, New York; A. Mennet, Las Vegas
J. T. Mclaughlin and wife, San Pedro /;
P. X. Smell, Albuquerque; G. W. Powers,
Albuquerque.
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removed from San Pedro TO Cerrillos.
Zeigler & Lohnk lave closed their saloon
at San Pedro.
The A., 7. & S. +. morning train was
again several hours late this forenoon.
On Friday and Saturday night the New
Mexico trains failed to make connections
with the west bound mail trains, so that
this mornings mail was unusually heavy.
Rush OF business is said to be the cause
OF these Irregularities.
The potato market OF the county pre-
sents a remarkable feature to-day in that
the price Of spuds in Santa Fe is lower
than in Kansas. Potatoes are now selling
in western Kansas at 81 per bushel, while
here the same money will buy sack
weighing 100 pounds. Mr.. Beatty, who
sees big rise in potatoes, has purchased
four carloads in the San Luis valley and
is storing them to-day IN the Ortiz store
room, under the X. of P. hall.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Several citizens have gone out to White
Rock canon to-day to examine the new
placer discovery there.
The young men Of Santa Fe will give
an informal hop at Gray's opera house on
to morrow evening.
Hon. T. B. Catron will put up block
in Cerrillos next season, part Of it's
space to be used as banking house.
Frank Billaine, an old soldier, lately an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home at Santa
Monica, died at the hospital on Saturday
last. He was given decent interment by
Undertaken Manchester.
w. M. Wilkinson, agent for the talent
ed Maud Granger, was in the city yester-
day and arranged for the appearance OF
this superb actress here at the court house
on the evenings Of the 27th and 2Sth.
A Raymond g. Whitcomb excursion
party of forty members arrived in spe-
cial train last evening and put in the
morning hour very pleasantly to-day see
ing historic Santa Fe. They left for the
Pacific coast at l 80 this afternoon.
Bradstreet's announces the following
business changes: Charles Haspelmath
will open general store and mill at Ber-
nalillo. M. Tannembaum, grocer, has
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Postal Matters.

Advices from Washington state that
owing to the failure OF the postmaster at
Cabezon to qualify no regular postal ser
vice has as yet been ordered on between
that point and Casa Salazar. There are
large number of settlers along the Ric
Puerco in the vicinity of these towns that
ought to have better mail facilities and the
governor is working to this end.
The postotfice department has been
petitioned to establish a mail service be-
tween Eddy and Causey, settlement
near the Texas line, and will probably
take favorable action on the same at an
early day.
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lin view of the fact that several of the
bondsmen OF the sheriff and collector,
Francisco Chavez, are making an effort
to be released from such bond, among
them Eugenio Yrissa,i, August Kirchner
and Miguel Silva, it may not be out Of
place to note here and at this time the
number of the sheriT's sureties, the
amounts they are liable for and also the
amounts at which they are assessed as
tax payers. The following table reveals
these facts:
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yer, A. W. Kimball, f. D. Bullock, A. W
Cleland, jr., and J. B. Bushnell.

yer, a. w . hlnDall, Il. " BULLOCK, "A. W .
Cleland, jr., and ]. B. Bushnell,
AT the senatorial convention held in
Deming Wednesday, G. d. Bantz was
nominated for the senate, and W. S.
Hopewell, of Sierra, and F.. B. Fall, Of
Dona Ana, for the house.
We believe that the voters of Santa Fe
county will serve their own and the
county's interests better by electing Mr..
Cstron to the territorial senate than Mr.
Martinez.-Cerrillos Rustler.
"There is an ugly rumor afoat in Dem
ccratic circles that one of the delegates
to the county convention was fixed to
vote for the successful candidate in one
of the hardest fought battles of the day.
1t is said that that vote nominated can.
didate, and had it not been secured
another name would have been on the
ticket" This from the Silver City En-.
terprise. Mayor Fleming, who was a
candidate for sheriff, charges that Oscar
Roberts, paid Col. Sam Carpenter $500
to get the nomination.
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The World EnricIn.I.

The facilities of the present day for t
reduction of everything that will col
luce to the material welfare and comfor
If mankind are almost unlimited anc
when Syrup of Figs was first produces
he world was enriched with the on1,
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re,
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes
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The New MsxIcAN has facilities for DO
ing first-class job work of all kinds and as
cheap US can be had in any city in the
country. There IS 10 excuse for sending
such work out of town, to Denver, Kansas
City, Philadelphia or any other, point
Keep the money at home.
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tProbst's property is assessed in the name OF
himself "aud wife"
Mr.. Yrisasri is county assessor, hence
can not become bondsman as per Sec
ton SOL, Compiled Laws, as follows;
"No county or district officer shall be
another county officer, and no such Off
Ger who shall be required to give bond
shall be so considered as qualified, if any
other of the officers above mentioned shall
give such bond.
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Wanted-5, 00Obs of pinon nuts. APP
ply to John Morton's commission house,
one door west of Schneppel's.
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Everybody knows scrofula to be dis
ease of the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the best remedy for all blood diseases.
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Fresh ranch eggs at Emmert's.

More of those nice New Jersey sweet
potatoes at Emmert's.
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Turkeys, Chickens and Ducks Wednet
day morning at Emmert's.
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COUNTY TICKETS.

The Republicans Of Bernalillo county
on Saturday nominated the following ex-
cellent ticket:
Council-Pedro Perea, Z. w. Dobson.
Legislature-F. A. Huobell, Jose D.
Gutierrez and Melquiades Chaves.
Probate Clerk-B. Spitz.
Assessor-Perfecto Armijo.
Probate Judge-Jesus Armiio y Jara-
milo.
Sheriff-Jose L. Perea.
County Commissioners Jesus NJ. San
doval, K. p. Hall, J. X. Rivera.
Treasurer-G. w Meylert.
Coroner esus Romero.
Superintendent of Schools-M. G. de
Baca.
River Commissioners Duran, j..
F. Candelaria.
The Democrats of Rio Arriba county
have nominated the following ticket:
Council Alex. T. Sullenberger, Of
Amargo.
Representative-Juan Garcia, Of San
Juan.
Sherif-Jose R. Martinez, Of Terra
Amarillo.
Probate Judge-Lucas Lucero, of Al
calde.
Assessor-Francisco Lopez, Of Park
View.
Probate Clerk-Enrique Abeytis, Of Los
Brazos.
Treasurer-Henry Grant, Of Abiquiu.
Superintendent OF Schools-Jose Lean
dro Montoya, Of Canjilon.
County Commssioners-Vidal Candle
laria, OF Arboles; Gabriel Cordova, of
Quemado; Isidero Martinez, of Vale
citO.
Coroner-Benedito Ortegs, Of Ence-
NADIA.
AMONG THE MINERS.
Says the Cerril!os hustler: M. s. Otero,
candidate for delegate to congress, is max
ing vigorous and telling campaign. 1t
begins TO look much more favorable for
his election than ever before. The con-
tinual demand OF his opponent, Mr..
Joseph, rather clashes against the idea OF
q majority Of the voters, who believe in
giving more than one man q show.
Especially when that one man has passed
by his best opportunities without accom-.
plishing the will Of the people. Mr.. Otero
will be in position favored by the ad-
ministration, If elected, to accomplish
much more than Antonio Joseph could
expect to accomplish. A word to the wise
voter Is sufficient.
CAMPAIGN GOSSIP.
The Bernalillo county Republicans
have named the following county central
committee:
Chas. Yonderf, Fernando Armijo, Karl
A. Synder and Jacob Yrissavi, e. 8. Sto-
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Fresh fish and oysters Friday morning
at Emmert's.
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Hill and Conway, Jr.
Type-wrting and translating. Office,
Grittins block. Northeast corner plaza.
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CONNECTIONS.

Jun N EClloN0s
ALBUQUEkQUt- A, I. d. y. F. Railway Tor all
points east and south.
PRESCOTT JCNCTION-Prescott 4 Arizona
(enlrsl railway, ior tort nipple AID Pres
colt
BARsTOw-C alifornia Southern railway for Los
Angeles, ran diego and other sCuthIn ali
fornla points.
AOJAVE outhern Pacific for San Francisco,
sacramento ana LortLeIL California points.
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CAMPAIGN GATHERINGS.
The Bernalil1o County Ticket-TrOubioi In
the Democratic Csmp-Hon. J. b.
Mayo and Native Voters
Notes,

Correspondence New Mexican.
ALBUQUERQUE, Oct. 10. - Ere this
reaches you, you will have probably re-
ceived a copy of the excellent ticket
named here yesterday. Last night there
was rousing ratification at Grants
opera house. The speakers were E. s.
Slower, &. W. Meylert, Perfecto Armijo,
B. Spitz, J. II. Bogardus, f. w. Kill
bourne and others. Great enthusiasm
prevails here over the ticket. Gov.
Slower, it is thought, will probably take
the place OF Mr.. Dobson, as candidate for
the council, the latter being a very
young man.
Delegate Joseph has been here trying
to fix up the Democratic row, but has
made no headway. Over 300 Democrats
here have announced their intention to
work with the Republicans.
Here's a scene for your edification
Mr.. Childers sitting on q table in the
Armijo hotel reading room. Santiago
Baca approaches and with a heavy cane
gives the table rap, very near Mr..
Childers, saying: "Mr. Childers, I am
your friend no longer in anything. l
ask for no office and l work no more
with you, for l only get abuse and
curses"
A great crowd gathered to witness this
display of harmony between the two
Democratic leaders. What can it mean?
N. B. Field sees defeat ahead for the
Democracy, and declines to be a candi-
date for the legislative council.
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John Mccullough Havana ciger, SC, at
Colorado saloon.
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JUDGE WALDO STATE MEM.
A. T. & s. F. RAILROAD Co.,
Office of the Solicitor for N. M.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. II, 1890.
Hon. A. Staab, Santa Fe, N. N.
Dear Sir: Yours of recent date asking
me to state whether or not the New Mex
leo & Southern Pacific Railway company
received the full $4,000 of bonds OF
Santa Fe county voted to it in 1879 is at
hand. have no hesitation in stating to
you that these bonds were all received
from the first to the last at the proper
time from the proper officers of the coun-
ty and by the proper officers of the rail-
road company, the entire and full amount
of $150,000. Very truly yours,
(Signed] HENRY L. WALDO,
Solicitor for New Mexico
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Ever body admits we carry the
lorsest stock III the territory
In our line, Consequently
We defy competition
quality or in prices.
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Are You Married?
Il not. send your address to the American
Corresponding Club, P. O. Box 643,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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OPINION OF A NATIVE CITIZEN.

OPINION OF A NATIVE CITIZEN.
To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
GOLDEN, N. M, Oct, 1.-THE people
Of Golden are greatly pleased with the
nominations of the Republican county
convention held on October IL, and espe-
cially with the nomination of Mr.. J. B.
Mayo, who is very strong man here,
and who will poll more than any other
man could in this end OF the county. He
is very popular with men of all political
parties. He has been the best friend we
natives have; LIE has given employment
to more natives than any other single
man in this county, and never has man
in his employe been heard to say dis,
respectful word of him all hold him in
the greatest esteem. 1t will be credit
to us to elect him, and I advise all native
voters to support him, to show him we
can and do appreciate a good AMI true
friend.
This is not my sentiment alone, but the
common opinion of all. Ifyou will please
publish this in your valuable paper, /,
with the rest of my people, will be very
grateful, and l do most earnestly and
sincerely hope that Mr.. Mayo will get the
entire support of the native born people.
Did all people Of this county know him as
we'll as he Is known here, he would get
their support, whether they be Democrat
ic or Republican.-Very truly yours,
pApIO ApASnA
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BLACKMAIL WONT WORK.
That Story Concerning $4,000 of Coun-
ty Railroad Bonds Serves as
Boomerang in the Light
Of Truth,
Hon. Henry M. WaIdo's Note to Mr.. Staab
The Railway Company Received
Every Bond Due Democratic
Lie Exploded.

One week ago, soon after the nomina-
ton of A. Stab, esq.,, as candidate for
the office of county commissioner on the
Republican ticket, Matchmaking sheet
of this city published a story to the effect
that, during Mr.. Staab's tenure OF office in
1879 80, certain bonds voted to the New
Mexico & Southern Pacific NOW A., T. &
s. f. r. r. company, were not
ALL TRANSFERRED TO THE COMPANY;
that SIG, 900 of these bonds were retained
by certain county officials, and the charge
was made, evidently for purposes of
blackmail, that Mr.. Staab knew all about
it, and connecting him with the alleged
transaction.
The following therefore, is self-explana
tory, and quite effectually explodes this
outrageous Democratic falseLood:
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Emmert has decidedly the best butter
in town. Try it.
Fresh sweet cider at the archbishop's
garden.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa.
loon.
Choice beef, pork, mutton, lamb and
veal at Fulton market.
Crawford, Swiss and brick cheese at
Bishops.
Turkeys, ducks and chickens Saturday
morning, at Fmmert's.
New jersey Sweet potatoes, at En-
merits.
Fresh fish and oysters Friday morning,
at Emmert's.
Bishop has the best butter in town.
Milk l0c quart; sc glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Fresh crackers and cookies just received
at Bishops.
Best corned beef at Fulton market.
Fresh oysters every day at Bishops.
Cape Cod cranberries, at Ehmert's.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

No change is mace by sleeping car passengers
between Sbn Francisco ana Kansas City, or
San LEGO ana LOB Angeles and Chicago.
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DRUG /: list! |!
ESTABLISHED 1889.

We have in stock a line Of Toilet
Articles every description;
ais" full line OF Import
ed Cigars Il Imported
& California " iues
and Brandies.
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The Grand Canon of the Colorado

Heretofore Inaccessible to tourists, can easily
be reached by taking this line via Peach
SpIiIgs, Ind stage iiue thence OF but twenty
three miles lhlh canon Ii the grandest and
most wonderful of natures work.
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Best corned beef at Fulton market.
Cape Cod cranberries, at Ehmert's.

Fresh oysters every day at Bishops.
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Stop OFF at Flagstaff

And hunt BEAR der and wild turkey in the
magnificent pine t rests of the Ban Francisco
mountains or visit the ancient ruins Of the
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Emmert has decidedly the best butter
in town. Try it.