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MEXICAN and foreign professors, tutors governesses
telcni all branches colleges
schools ald families English, French and Spanish
spoken MILAN COfHlERE, $50 5th-aye 20th-st.
A BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
-. Tor az branches. Ia all localities charge. TEACH.
i.iS WANTED no lee for registration; for stamp
4. v uUYSSOON ,iate Il. L.. Aycryl American School
Bureau, West l4th-st. y. Y. ~
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors (oyernesses
&C., e Colleges. SshoSls and md gsTlies Apply
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AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM

N pANN FOK LIBA AND MEAIIO.
From Piers and Il T.. r., at d. N.
SENECA Havana and Maanzas.. 49,; We'd Aug. 27-
G. OF ALEXANDRIA tepe VPPa cfi,z Sati Aug 80
NIAGARA, Havana and Saga We'd, Sept. 3.
yr,,,rn, HAY" Irogrso. rampico TuNpam
YUM hl and Vera Cruz sat. Sept. o.
SANTr,.O Nassau, santiago do cuba and -
S-NA+-N' CienfuegO> Thurs, Aug. o.
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Cost an0 fonn0

OST OR STOLEN. book issued by the Seanens
IL Bank savings New York. the subscriber No.
24479 II the information concerning is not
bank within 30 DAYS from this dase Will apply
20 the bank for its cancellation. JOHN sPELLMAN.
Ncw.YOrk. August 81. 1890
7 OSl-l,ank book No. 1852, 100 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon said book Is
called upon 10 present the same to the bank within thirty
d1Ss or the said viii be declared Cancelled and exn.
guiShad and n one issued in lieu thereof.
\ 0ST.-Certincate No. 1isl5 Of the PENNSYLVANIA Coal
u COMPANY In name Lucy Russell for seventy shares
Persons hereby warned against negotiating same az
application has been made TO the said company Tor dup
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EUION LINE. ,.s
W UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
EoR OTTFESSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ped "D1 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS;
,70RDDFTlTSCUER LLOYD SIS. co.

IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d.t Hoboken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trlvc We'd. Aug. -, . p M Elder sat- sept g IL a. NJ
lain We'd sept g. 8 a. m Aler. We'd, Sept 10 = p n.
First cabin. $75 and upward berth according to i9es,
rates OELRICUs & CO. No. bowling Green
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NHARLESTON. S. c., the South & southwest.

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Tier 20 l.. l.. foot Ro0>eyelt-stl at D. M q,
SEMINOLE, Charleston and Jacksonville Wed, Aug sa'
DELAWARE. Charleston and jacksonville Fri, Ahs. %
lEOQCOlS Charleston and VILE Mon, Sep 4
IN ASSfE, Charleston and Jacksonville We'd sept De
All steamers have nrstcass aeeonnodluons.
Insurance under policy effected at onenfth OF ooe p'
cent WM. l.. CLYDE & CO., General Agents, =.
Z Bowling Green y. y
T. q. EGER q. Il. A. c. ). h Z. Line 347 Bway, " Z.
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SOUTH AMERICA,
by THEODORE CHILD, illustrated from photographs and
from drawings by leading American artists
Mr. Child during his recent South American tour under
taken for HA,pER'S MAGAZINE made special STUDY oil
the social economic industrial phases Of life In The
countries which he visited and In view OF recent events III
continent the tmeness Importance of these papers
can scarcely be overcmatcG. Tho frst article, entitled
ACROSS THE ANDES"
describes journey made January 1890 along theinc OF
the great Transandne Railway from Buenos Ayre 10 inc
Pac;as slope It accompanied by thirteen illustrations
from, nbo,opranhs and from drawings by W. HAMILTON
GIBSON, T. DE TIIULSTRUP. and others
pIIHS MAGAZINE was pt sponcd from August - to Au-
cnst % by reason OF an delay n the presentation
Of across the Andes"
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NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

~ FOR $50
COTTAGE A fiF5 EERGSSSSbbaEG
EAsTroRr Min MF A H 81 rroSyS SHSt b.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Capt. f. c. Miller, leaves Pier 40, j. r. foot Of fKee~'
EVERY TUESDAY AT =. NJ.
Superb accomm datlons and low fare Freight q iow
est rates and NO TRANSFERRING Goods rcetved o""'
For particulars and information apply to ,v,vrI
n. l.. NEwCOMB, q. j. MACh'SAN
General Manager. Gent +. ~; ~
H. II. NEWC0MB. Agt, 1Se Flatbush-svc.. Brookys
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TATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW5Y0Rk.

WITH ,riiRoI,Gif TISKETS Az REDUCED RATES
-. TO LIVERPOOL, LoNDoN; DUBLIN Sc, -
STATE on GEORGIA .ThursdaY August IS y o. in
STATE OF NERlAsKA Thursdays September 4 a. n:
Cabin passage S35 70 $50, according 20 location OF
ROOM Excursion tickets, SIS TO ss5 steerase &c kess
and from all Iarts OF Europe az lowest rates fron R
and passasc apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. General
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LINE.
Srw.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.

Scw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40. NG5th RI RiX Seir;r,
Rotbnia Wed Aug ~ op m. Etrura Sat Septic. a. N.
p%bria Sat AUG 505 80 an. Aarana. Sal Spt?c am
Serya sat sept. q. lam Bothnia We'd. >ept2i pm.
tailis We'd sept 10. pm. Unbri3 Sat sept. ~ 3 m;
Cabin passage $50 and upward Intermediate. $50 and
$40 Storage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe at
Very low rates freight and passage apply az the COM
nary's Office No. I Bowling Green Nsw-Nork.
I"'' vrRNoN H. BRDWN a. CO.. General Agents.
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booksellers and Posmasers usually receive Subscrp-
tons Subscriptions direct the Publishers should
be ACCOMPANIED by Money order or Draft When
no tine IS specified Subscriptions will begin with the cur
rent number fec all subscribers IA the United
states, Canads and Mexico
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Jnstrurtlcn.
For Both SeXes-City.

For Both SeXeS-Clty.
r,RIENDS, SEMINARY, Ruthcrfurd Place Will open
oth month Sept, 10th Circulars application;
EDWARD a. II. ALLEN, G. f., Principal.
n3CKAED's COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF S1ENOG-
RAPHY has been put IN excellent cohditoh uihs o
holidays and some improvements have been mace Inc Inc
fali term will begin Tuesday, September WIN tn
sGd o Gla IN ls and their seats
Call at Rooms 10l East 23i-st or aGqt'S jo
1T,TE BRYANT SCHOOL For sTAMMEEERs. ,o-o
49, No. o West l4th-st., ". y
Musical instruction.
r., INJO NSTRUCTIONS.-Cataogue mailed fuii
', parIS anjoi. EDWARD Dos0N Teaching all the
Icaaing actresses. l.i2s Broadway, near 40th-st
ID AYJo GUITAR taught in twenty private ies S9
SON y ITO ia Broadway betw cen S$d and s3dsts-
Brooklyn
A-TdE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"a. Boardng and Day School for Girls. 4oth year opens
mt o. Address for circulars, f3S-14o Montague-st
MSS WHITCOMB'S SCHOOL for young ladies and
Nlchidrcn 80 Rcnsen-st., Plyn opens SEPT - arr
~, he MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOE GIRLS.
40 AND 14e COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
Jersey City.
uASBIOUCK INSTITUTE.
II 10Y and 100 Grand-st.. Jersey City. y. j.
Thlr:yGfth year begins september IL DAY w. s enc
with separate departments FOR boys ana guns IRON tc c
est school age. lit- FOR college bushes anu nn
sion,l schools. Languages, Vocal Music an1 "annd
without extra charge Departments oi An MUSE any
ry'enl C"t9rs. spGcai roo y and ali suburban towns
Situated railroads lcadn@ 20 Jers"T CIV anu poo
Ca'ao2"rS s"'S &c GcIAHIFS G. STIMEIS. Principal
directors uOEACE c. WAIT Nice.Prlncpal
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Mem Dubliratlons.

This Number contains, other attractions the rst
instament Of series OF important and timely papers On
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Tho Rev. JAMES SrAKR CLARK. D. D, Rector.
Assisted by nyA residcn- teachers. Boys aud young
thoroughly ntted for best colleges and univers
tcs scientific schools 10Y business This school o~crs
The ADVANTAGE Of hcathtul location home comforts FIST
.cachcrs thorough training OF health
and morals and the cXcuSon Of bad boys, to
sclonuos parents, looking for school whore they may
with confidence place Special instruction given
IN Physic and Chemistry. The Twenty fourth will
COMMENCE Ssntonler 10
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w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL sFEAMnEll~
Majestic Sept 8, 80 an. Majestic, oct /, 80 am.
Gennanc Sept. TO- 80 pm. trcrmanlc Oct. b. p.n'
'Tcutcnic scpt;l7? 80 am 'Iertoaic Oct 10 j. m'
.seceSd csbin on these steaners saloon rates, 800
upward according steamer and location OF bersh.
Second cabin $35 and Excursion tickets faVeIaoe
terms stcerage $50. Companys omce No Al Broadway
New-York. Philadelphia Office, 400 Wglnutst ,a,t
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IarIiCuIar-, ,r0igNt V1>slgN apVIV
JAMES 4. WARD co. lib Wall.ss.
IMAM LINE U. 5. tnd Royal Nail steamers,

L FOR ,9TEESsTo&Y And LIvERpooI.;.
CITY OF MERLIN . Wednesd August -, 80 p.
CITY OF CHESTER Wednesday, september g. 80 a m.
CITY OF CHICAGO, Wednesday, september 10, 80 p IN.
CITY or NETWORK. "Wednesday. September IL a. Ill
From Pier 40. y. r.. adjoining Chrstopher.st. Ferry
FIRST CABIN. 500 and upward. according 70 steamer
and location OF room. SECoND CABIN ogtHaIt S91
Sons. General Agents, i BOWLING GREEN. y. Y.
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For Both Sexes-City.

MUSICAL
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
Best private instruction IN all branches. also cur
rounds pupils with superior advantages in Glass Work
Lectures Concerts and the Languages. Refined boarding
privileges for lady pupils. DudleI Buck and Albert
Ross Parsons heading departments Opens September
10. Pupils received at timc Book free.
1oAED 81 EAST IiTu.sT. NEw.YoIK.
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NOMPAGNlE GENERALE Transatlantlque,
~ FRENCH LINE TO uAvKE EVERY SATURDAY.
ompany's PIER new No. ~, North River, It. Mortonst
IA DoCRGoGNE, frangeul. sat, Aug 80 80 a. M
LA BhETAGNE, de Joussel.. Sat, Sept g. 10 80 NJ
IA tnAMtAGNE. noyer ......... Sat. sept 10 a. M
LA NoKMANDlE, Collier ;.... sat- sept g = 20 o. n
\. FORGET, General Agent, No. bowling Green.
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Dream Cleaners.

A MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
"A. The only direct line 70 Cottage CITY Mass and Port
Maine Connecting az Portland with all rlllroads ana
steamship lines for Bar Har6or Oh Orchard POLAND
81 John " b. and all Eastern summer resorts. Steam.
ers saH every Wednesday and saturday at from Pier
a. Fast River Of Market Street, y. Y For further
Information apply HORATlO HALL. Agent at the pier
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/ IEXPRESS SERVICE between southampton kLonuol.
1n-Tisi uamburr New steamers OF lO,0VU
Ton. and IL 800 to 100 900 horse-p2wer 49,
siEGULAR SERVICE, y. -Ham9urg direct n
swieland2 80 pan, Aug q Salforn.a az p H. seIt'
;Ruga - 80 a. m. SEPT I; Columbia g m. sp H.
y sf3neE, Cayf F2@G Kan Ea ofFcE
~ IT CONPsNY C., ID. RICHARD & co.,
a. Roadway New York. 81 Broadway, y. Y.
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4 LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA..o
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAIOos
From New.lori,. pier foot Of Canalst. y. r.
for san Francisco. Via the lshmus Of Panama,
CITY OF Lara sails Monday. September |. noon'
From san Francisco LIST and Brannan s,s.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF RIO D; JANEIRO sails Tuesday Sept % noon
For freight passage and general information Apply |"
comIany's Office on the Pier, foot OF Canal-st, n X
IL. j. BULLAY, General Superintendent
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Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
OCEANIC via Honolulu Thursday, September T. noon
l. AFrIC =. =. Saturday. September 20. noons
RFIGIC Tuesday october 81. noons
OCEANIC. Thursday. November 49, noon
Superbly Appointed-superior Accommodations
Reservations can be made by letter or telegraph 70 sna
cabin mans seen at cs7 and 343 Broadway NewYork.
Room a. Railroad Building. San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
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~ Pier II y H.. foot OF Leroy.st.
NEW-NORK and LIVERPOOL, Via OF EENSTOWN.
s. CITY or ROME sails sat. sept 90 oct IS
CABIN, 80 upward. Second cabin. $50 and s39,,,,
NETWORK AND GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDkRsfs
Ethiopia. sc, > a. Dcyonia Sept 49, a. ne
turu,,sia sept O. II Circassis sept 20 a. 10.
Cabin $50 and 500 second class $50 steerags ~:
Tins steamer sails fCm Anchor Line piers, freAuSos
Stores lroOklvn fWali.St ferry
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USEFUL INFORMATION.

Tilbury Fox, NJ D., the eminent medical wri-
ter, In his work i" Skin Diseases" thus accounts
for the pimples so common on the face and neck
Eating too rich or too greasy food, or too hearty
eating while the e1cretory organs are sluggish,
causes in most people Indigestion or dyspepsia
condition, which causes the blood to move slug
gtshly, which in turn enfeebleS tho pores The
result IS that the exuding secrctions block in the
pores, which infame, each distinct infamma
ton being pimple. Dr. Fox therefore does
not prescribe blood purifiers so called but
dyspepsia cure" to be taken, to use bis OWL
words "tdL the dyspepsia symptoms have disap-
pedred" The old idea was, that face eruptions
wera caused by a"humor in the blood" fo1
which they treated the blood giving the mineral
potash. Hence the reason why the older sarsa
parillas contain potash. Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla follows the modern ideas of Dr. Fox, and
aims with gentle vegetable Alternatives at the
stomach and digestive organs. The reason 10 ap.
parent why 1t cures dyspepsia and indigestion,
and tho pimples and skin eruptions which result
herefrom, and why sarSsparillas that use min
erals fail
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US Com munication from Parker.
Regulations" are in order.

Regulations" are in order.
Mr.. VIM. Mack of the Landing
has returned from his trip to the
Needles, where he went to buy a
new stock of goods for his store.
The new addition to the dormi-
tory buildings of the school is near
ly completed.
Rain, rain, rain, the Colorado
river is higher now than for months
past.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harkins and Mrs.
Dickerson made visit to the Land
ing one day last week.
Washington's birthday was OBJ
served with appropriate and en-
tertaining exercises at the Indian
school. The Chapel Wa beautifully
decorated with pictu flags hunt-
ing and green foliaeo. An elegant
flag having been made by Miss
Lille Burton, especia liy for the &C.
casion. The exercises were conduct
ed by Mrs. Maud A.IiarEims Sup. q
number of songs anC regulations .
a. eoLoIors ,,,ara 4.I-.--a- Hs- "a,
interesting address t.5m the Agent
Hon. Henry George. A guitar solo
by Miss Georgiana sgebh.ns. as
sistant teacher, an "The Star
Spangled Banner Song 1v Mrs.
DR.. Herrick were interesting fea-
lures of the program
Mr.. Ira West o5mJemplates q
trip to Phoenix.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, linger-
ing and painful sickness Of robust
health marks an epoch in the life
of the individual. Such a remark
able event is treasured in the mem
DRY and the agency hereby the good
health has been attained is crate
fully blessed. Hence it is that 50
much is heard in praise of Electric
Bitters. SO many feel they owe
their restoration to health, to the
use Of the great Alternative and
Tonic. If you are troubled with
any disease of the Kidneys, Liver
or Stomach, of long or short stand
ing, you will surely find relief by
use of Ele trio Bitters. Sold for
SOC. and 81 per bottle at any drug
store.
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StOckhOIder's Meeting.

By authority of the Board of Dir ectors of
the Mohawk Canal company, made at a
meeting of said Board held on the 18th day
of March, A. D. 1890, meeting of the
stockholders of said company is called to
be held at the Office of the company in the
village and county Of Yuma, Territory of
Arizona, on the oath day of March, 1890,
at 7 o'clock p. m. of said day, for the pur
pose of considering the advisability Of sell
ing all the property, of every kind and
character whatsoever, belonging to said
company, and authorizing the Board OF
Directors of said company to make the
necessary conveyances thereof.
Dated March 18th, 1890.
J. H. TAGGART, G. E. SPENCER,
Secretary. President Mohawk
Canal Company.
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WHERE Is FRED SMITH.
The DefauIting Eek Receiver Of
the Tucson Land Office.


the Tucson Land Office.
Various Virginians resident here, as well
as many old Californians, are wondering
what has become of Fred W. Smith, former
Receiver of the Land Office at Tucson A. T.
Smith is in arrears to the Government
about S2l 900, and to individuals probably
enough more to make about $4,000. When
his arrearage was discovered some months
ago he was arrested and gave bail for his
appearance, but private dispatch received
here few days ago said he had left Tucson
and it was not known now where he was
Smith is son of Ex-Governor William
Smith of Virginia, and both they aud two
other sons of the Ex-Governor, Austin and
Caleb, lived here for a good many years, be-
ginning with the early days. The ex-Gov-
ernor, after returning to Virginia, entered
the Confederate service, where he was a
Brigadier-G eneral.' Returning to Virginia,
he was again elected Governor. Not long
ago he died, His son, Fred Smith, after
DeInS uSte MANY years, AOOdC0u III AIlLOnd,
and when the Democrats came into power
Cleveland appointed him TO the aforesaid
office at Tucson.
1t is now the impression here that he is
either in this State or has crossed the Cana
dian line. He has had five wives, several
of whom were Californians, and from each,
except the last, he is reported to have been
divorced. His present wife is said to have
relatives here. She was in the city short
time since and it is thought that size is yet
here's. F. Chronicle.
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Cured After Twenty-Five Years
Of Suffering.

II have used Swift's Specific Is.
S. S. for blood diseases and in
every instance with the best results.
About twenty-five years ago | had
my leg hurt in an accident, and the
wound never entirely healed. |
tried various remedies without sue
cess. I was finally induced to try
s. G. 9. THAT medicine healed it
up-heale3 ii after twenty-five
years Of suffering had been endured
and much money had been thrown
away in the purchase of worthless
medicines.
a. wy TEr ..-..-. NJ .r.-f. Tn
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Desert Land, Final PrOOf.--
Notice Tor Publications.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Tucson, ARIZONA,
March 3, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that John T.
Haddox, of FL Monte, Los Angeles county.
California, has Gled notice Of Intention TO
make proof on his desert-land claim No
Cpl, for :, J, S. w. Sec %. and n. W
/ Sec. SO, Up s, s. K. Is w. before the
Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Ariz
on Monday. the H. day of April 1880.
He name the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
Machal Flynn, Cornelius 'Kecf, Charlie
Lee, Robert Chappell, Edward Baker, and
Edward Pastora all of Tacna, Arizona.
HERBERT BRowN, Register.
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Restored Her Health.

For twenty-five years [ suffered
from boils, erysipela5 and other
blood affections. taking during that
time great quantities of different
medicines without giving me any
percepti5lo relief Friends induced
me to try S. s. g. 1t improved me
from the start, and after taking
several bottles, restored my health
as FAR as / could hope for at my
age, which is now seventy-five
years. Mrs. S. NJ. LUCAS, Bowling
green, XIV.
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Earl WheeIer's Good Luck.

! Ticket No. 9S,455 drew the cap
ital prize of 100000 in the Deem
Der drawing of The Louisiana State
Lottery. One-fortieth of this ticket
was held by Earl Wheeler, living
at No. SO Grove street in this city.
A Democrat reporter to-day called
upon Mr.. Wheeler and learned that
the ticket had been placed in the
hands of Banker, J. Vedder Morris
for collection, and Agent B. F.
Oliver of the American Express
Company paid Mr.. Morris. the
amount-$15, 000-less $101.55 ex-
press charges on the 10th inst. Mr..
Morris deposited the amount in the
Farmers National Bank in his own
name at herequest of Mr.. Wheeler.
The latter dislikes notoriety, hence
this roundabout proceeding. That
the amount has been received, and
that The Louisiana State Lottery
Company fulfilled It's obligations
NJ Morris yeriies. and his word
cannot be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q. Y.J Democrat. January IT..
Joe M Nendivil came I'm from
P.c1cho Tuesday and placed on re-
core q notice Of location of the
Moth Belt mine, situated In Silver
81
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the re-
gular quarterly meeting of the County
Board Of School Examiners will be
held at my Office Monday, March 3rd,
1890, at 10 o'clock a. m.
G. H. BRINLEY,
Probate Judge and Ex-Officio County
Superintendent of Public schools.
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ssheu.nasi-4.. Children

Ono of my children was afflicted
for a long time with rheumatism.
After number Of remedies had
failed [ commenced giving. her
Swift's Specific Is. S. S. After
taking a couple of bottles she was
entirely cured. ". P. THOMPSON,
Piedmont, S. C.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Di-
seaseS mailed free.
SWIFTSPECIFIC co. Atlanta Ga.
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Summons.

Judicial District of tn. Torrisorv Of Arizona Il,
.ortEe County Of Yuma. and tie Complaint sled 80
,7ilgeuut, of yuma a oac, 1f the Clerk 1- .1s
District Court.
Tire Terrir7r, OF arizona sends greeting To- OrsiIe
Ea1h l.lrara Defendant.
}ar -ra hereby required 5o arnlas u sr action
h-o1-Heare .z E-ua. t-- e.ars-.l1ac5 .1-inrf IN
q. District Crur. a .-l Second Judicial iss-ics
oil te L-II--I - 4-.1oI. s.i.>. IVl the county OF
Yuma, and to answer the Complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive of the day of servicc after
the service you Of this summons-if served within
this county or served out of this county, but in this
district, within twenty days. otherwise within thirty
daysor Judgment by default viii be taken against
you according to the prayer OF said Complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony now exs ting, aud that the custody
of Jennie. Plaintiffs minor child be awarded to
Plaintiff
And, you hereby notified that if you fail to ap
pear and the said complaint as above required
the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court, for such
other, and further relief as to justice belongs.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of the Ter
GSEAL. ritOry of Arizona, in and for the
County of Yuma, this 10Th day Of
January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
C. H. BRINLEY, Clerk.