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ASTROLOG Y.

GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission ST., near Fourth; fee,
ladies soc. gentlemen 81: lucky charms mys II
A1ME MoREAU, 73 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
M past, present ana future; fee Csc. sell SIS
NdME. MUCIER, al THIRD. UPSTAIRS. WON
M dcrfu. gifts for seeing past. present and future;
astouishes erybody is healer; fee soc. sell Ats
DAY HERBERT YOUNG HEALER; LIFE
~ reader. $50 Mission; 40 AN. to 6F.A sharp6 ~
4 UGUSTA SYIBILLE, SEEREsS TELLS PAST.
n present and future: lucky and love charms;
gents 81 ladies soc, by mall 81 80 OFarrei ST. II
N1ME ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM:
Nl tells entire life from cradle to grave: seventh
daughter of the seventh: born with double veil;
has no equal soc and 81. 9BS Howard st. au31 II
N1ME DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
M reveaier by eggs and cards. tells the entire life.
past present and future; consultations all affairs.
nothing excepted: name given valuable advice and
sure help; mistake impossible; written charts In
English aud German; imports genuine Hungarian
Gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases cured:
fee 81; letter 81. 80 Taylor St au26 tt
NINE. EXODUS, CLAIRyoYANT REMOVED
IVA to 1867 Market. bet. 9Th and 9TH. Room 2tylSu
A UGUsTA LEoLA FoRTUNE-TELLER AND
~ clairvoyant; magic charms love tokens: shows
true pictures of future husbands and wives teaches
fortune. 1928 Mission ST.. mr. 2Oth fee 81 Iy2o I'm
MRS NORMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE;
vi past present and future. and gives lucky mum
beers. BIS Mission ST; advice In basement. lel3 om
NJ ME- WALTERS. BIT TEHASIA ST., Mr.. 4TH;
lN fortunes told ladies. 25c; gents 00c: open sun:
NaME SaMID FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
IVA nowned: revealing lfes future eyents ladies$
gentlemen ~. BY mail p. once $50 Mission MR. Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE
i City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia Department No. Gin the matter OF the APP
pication OF REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION n cor poration, to dissolve and disin-
corporate-No 3U.256-N0tice is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSoCiA-
TON a corporation. organized under and by virtue
of the laws OF the State OF California and having its
principal place OF business In the City aud County
of San Francis State aforesaid has made Its
application TO the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution. aud that Wednesday the
oath day OF September, A. D. 1890. at the opening
of sand court or as soon thereafter as counsel
be heard. In the courtroom OF department NO D OF
said Superior Court, at the new City Hall. in said
city and County of San Francisco, are the time and
place set Tor the hearing OF said application.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and aixet. the seal OF said Superior Court. at my
Office. In the City and County of San Francisco.
State of California, this 10th day of August, A ID.
1890.
lSEAI1 WILLIAM A. DAVIES Clerk.
W. J. HESEi, Deputy Clerk.
A. n DROWN. Attorney for Applicant. aul7 I'd
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DENTISTS.

DR- THOMAS L. HILL ODD FELLO VS. BUILD
~ ing; Office honrs 8 TO .. ap2i ed
q EFT PRICES FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH on
VI gold from BLAKE BROS. dentists, new ChrOni-
Gle Building; extracting with gas, 81. jy25 u
frEETH EXTRACTED FREE SATURDAYS 3 TO
P. NJ. DR. NEWTON, Dentist, 1913 Grove. 81 II
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75s MARKET
y ST. bet. Third and Fourth; gas specialists. aal7
DR. REA 1923 MARKET EXTRACTS TEETH
~ for soc; with gas for 81; open evenings. seI1st
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKET sT. ALL
~ operations in dentistry skilifuiiy performed at
reasonable prices extracting 5Oe; gas given au7 II
A FULL SET OF 1hErh For 81; fiLaiNG At
KEY. si1 Market St, opp BaIdwln aus II
DR H. AUSTIN. SURGEON DENTIST RE-
~ moved to 7l9 Market, near Bancroft's. jy1S Il
nR CAssILLf's PAINLESS DENTAL
~ rooms, ego Market st; best teeth 81 to 81:
DR c. II. WILSON. DENTIST. s25 MARKET
~ St, bet Firth and sixth. opp. Mason. deloI
LII NEW SPAPERS Rad LONG ARTICLES ~
~ them stating that the insane asylums are fail u
traction and went crazy MY secret painless method
iswonderfui. By Its use any dental operation may
that l cannot extract without sleep or gas. even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract |.
have seven first prizes Tor beautiful niings pis.a
and crown work There are Leek dentists oa';s
S GEO q Wy LEX. o sFaess st ocs
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
ID soc; gold plates: bridge work: crowns: hliiass:
atfoweSt rates. DIR. {. A PERRY. : Mason s. deo Il
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SOS MARKET
" (Phelan building: gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only ohce that maSa3
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; 80 900 raj
er-nces; established 1858 all operations in dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER lei II
Q7A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AZ
u good as can be made; filling ST. DIR. SIMaIS.
dentist, $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater.oe1tt
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
y lions at CALL Branch Ofices sos LarkiI
St. 339 Hayes st. and 25lS Mission ST.. open TIL
$3.50 p. M.
Er%ANCIAI
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GSQ0p FfRST-CLASS HoTEL FOR SALE;
ID OOOU. 4 great bargain; located in one OF our
most thriving towns in the interior of the Stae is
the terminus OF one OF principal railroads: this
house is positively clearing 500 per month; lot
150xI50 fine house OF so rooms; fine bar-room.
etc. and all other improvements; shrubbery, fruit
trees; fine furniture throughout for above price;
part cash If desired. Apply X. KENNY, % kearny
street. 1t
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$500 PARTNER WANTED TO ASSIST GEN

gCOUO. eTallT in irst-ciaSs cash business in this
city: established 10 FEARS and owner Will guarantee
and prove it is clearing $3.50 per
and above all expenses; he Will only accept
steady sober man, and takes partner because he
has found hired help unrel able has fue
both city and country. which is continually in
creasng none bat who devote 10 hours
the business viii be accepted; night Sunday
work: trial of the business allowed until you
fully satisfied that it is as represented before you
tuV. X KENNY % Kearny 5
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S3. 100 600 rates in sums to suit on ranches
JOHN LITTLE, ] ID Safe Deposit Block auSl 1879
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SIIUU. great bargain; fine corner: r. only one
block from Baldwin Hotel; is finely fitted up and
well stocked; good business: is sure for large
trade in the hands OF an active man; VIII sell the
goods for actual cost; best reasons for selling Ap
ply X KENNY. 81 RearnY ST. 1t
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ToUND-s2o IN GOLD BY TURCHASING 4
Il merchant tailcr-nade dress suit for $40; neg-
chant tailors' price, $40. ORIGINAL MtSFlr
CLOTHING PAELoRS, corner Post and Dupoas
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eIo00 As ExoEEpINeLY RARE cHANcE

C-JD1n An EXCEEDINGLY RARE CHANCE
u 1ZUU. for man and wife one or two men
or women grocery cont ectionery, provision, branch
bakery: selling $50 to l75 Ioayes OF bread per day;
clears 1928 to $3.50 per month: has general assOrt
men OF everything In provision line except liquors;
has elegant soda and ce-cream fountain, with very
large trade best location this city. right In heart
OF city; owner has made competence, wishes to
retire private lie; rent cheap with rooms; this
is a wonderful bargain and will amply repay you TO
investigate you want business thai is bringing In
large returns. See GEO. STEWART, 1875 Kearny 5
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A TTENTION-HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE BEAU
"A tiful residence lots in oakland near Oak-st.
station, broad gauges this property is certainly Ehe
finest location to build for either residence rent
Ing purposes; streets severed and macadamized
cement walks surround the property: in the mius,
OF the finest improvements: call for map and prices
A. II. BREED a. CO., sole agents, 1928 Montgomery
ST., Safe Deposit Building, Sau Francisco. se6 st
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TOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE-2 LOIS
L near line of the new Piedmont cable-cars; price
only $500 each: also beautiful lots in Fruityasf
only $3.50 each; these lots are worth double IT,
price, but 1 must have money; see owner. T. r.
TRUSLER, 464 Ninth ST. se3 la
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- - ~, -,
NlCURE-FIN6ER-NA1LS BEAU AT
vi 1856 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist. au31 II
ELEGANT ROOMS SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
Il the Albany, Fifteenth aud Broadway. O2klaai:
block from the narrow gauge depot; table Is Hu-
surpassed; elevator and artesian water hrst-ciaSs
in every way. G. a. MAUERHAN. Propr etnr. l / SIN
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DR. THoMAs l. HILL ODD FELLo VS. BUILD.
~ ing: Office honrs. 8 TO 5. aD2A eJd
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Q.70n RESTAURANT: LARGE PLACE: BIG
~ tUO. trade; low rent; rooms for housekeep-
ing: bargain WOODRUFF, BAL Market st. sell 81
GOon CIGAR, CANDY AND FRUIT STORE;
.NZOO. on prominent corner: opposite large
hotel; rent free. WOODRUFF. S4l Market. IL 3tF
r)Sa SALOON WITH ROOMS; RENT $50
tNZOb. 4l41s Sixth ST. sell 81
CORNER GROCERY AND BAR STOCK AND
~ fixtures; close Fifth and Market stS Apply
TfLLMAN q BENDEL. 1927 Battery ST. sell ~
Q.1:0 FRUIT-STORE HORSE AND WAGON:
u Lou. party going to leave city; be sure and
look at this. l434 Howard ST. sell 81"
C900 AGOoD PAYING CANDY-SToRE; HAS
ScOo. back room for family; rent cheap Apply
CALI Branch ONCE. sell 81
SALooN FOR SALE: GOOD REASON FOR Sell
- Ing. Apply CALL Branch Office. sell ~
I UNCH-HoUsE: MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK:
IL rent SIS. llss Markctst. O. sell ~
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G.DOUA WILL PURCHASE 4S0 ACRES Or
sDLUOO fine land. well timbered with sul =
pine; has abundance OF water and is a spienela
range for cattle: about 40 cleared, with o.
chard and vineyard; rare bargain; terms easy.
title perfect. For further particulars apply to Il
proprietor Nevada Stables, cor. Eighth and HaTrt-
son sts-, Oakland. an25 II
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q. E00 SALOON FOR SALE: PROMINENT
ID lDOO. corner downtown among the whole
sale merchants; no night or Sunday work: doing
trade of $25 per day. established 80 years: clearing
least $3.50 per MONTH you can have trial OF this
business before buying; best of reasons for selling.
Apply X. KENNY. % Kearny 81. 1t
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A RTiSTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 ROOM. w.
"A j. BRADFORD Ill Hannah St. Oakland iy27 II
VyuLIAM J. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL Es-
w tate for sale exchange; office Nos 400 and
l62 Eighth st. Oakland. Cal; send for illustrated
price-list lez4 u
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G5600 PARTNER WANTED TO TEND THE

y 100. Ing az per month: onIy REQUIRES o.
bOnrs attention each morning; Is in the center
OF the city: on one OF our most prominent morning
papers: days trial allowed before you buy; any
it; this IS as real estate invest
meur, and viii not interfere with your carrying on
any other business you may be engaged in. Apply
KENNY % Kearny ct 1t
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.DOOO. wanted In a thriving cash comm ission-
house to assis! In attending to the rapidly growing
trade with wide-awake. r.sng, young business
man OF good standing and reputati on has a first
class trade. clearing from $3.50 to $500 per month
and rapidly growing, which absolutely requires
more assistance; prefers partner to hired help;
good man wanted more than money; can give best
OF reference: exceedingly good business that
win bear the closest investigation. GLEASON d
S651h Market lts
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LOST.

T OST SEPT 10; EvENIN6-BRoOCH WITH
IL read pearls woi tn about So. passing from Hyde,
Turk Taylor Eddy SITS. to Mason. cor. Ellis Finder
please return 10 MR.. BAKER, 100 Eddy St. and re-
eeive suitable reward. sel2 " =
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Apply
WILEY & CO., Sal Market ST. Its
no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS OR
u do you want partner in any established and
fair-payIng business no matter what line? have
over 100 parties waiting to invest either as a half
whole, in store business hotels, restaurants,
livery stables. manufacturing milk or paper routes,
liquor business eigar-stores, wood and coal yards.
hay and feed business, butcherShops, coteeSaoonS,
teaming express business, commission business.
or any other respectable line; my parties have the
money; come and at once; established -
years; all business strictly private. X hENNN. y
Eearny ST. 1t
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obuuN iLt+f bhus NtI tCJD.
THE DRAINAGE FUND,
Respectfully Submitted.

Respectfully Submitted.
+. SAMOAN,
Treasurer.
Mr.. Ago chairman pro TEN Of the com
mittee on claims presented The following
list of claims found correct and also offered
the annexed resolution appropliating funds
to pay said approved claim.
Thibodaux. La, Jan. eth. 1890.
To the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Claims beg
leave to report iavorably on the following
claims and herewith present Il resolution an
propriatihg from the proper funds AN amount
sufficient 70 cover them:
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$4l7 81
Respectfully submitted.
H. ago.
j. b. BOURGEOIS.
+. BARRILLEAUX.

Respectfully Su omitted.
Fl. ago.
j. B. BOURGEOIS.
+. BARRILLEAUX,
Committee on CLAIMS
Resolved, That an appropriation of Foul
Hundred and Seventeen and S4-l0O Dollars
be and is hereby made, from the genera
funds of the parish, to pay the accounts an
proved this day, by the Police Jury.
The above resolution was on motion duly
seconded. adopted by the following vote
tYeas-President Grisamore aud Messrs,
Gaude, Lep.nH, PARA, ago. Bourgeois
and Barilleaux.
Nays-NOne.
Mr.. PARA chairman Of committee on pub.
lie buildings presented the following report
Rooms of Building Committee )
Police jury of I.afourche. {
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury OF Lafourchc
Gentlemen-Your committee on public
buildings TO which were referred that part of
the report of the Grand Jury relating to the
table in the recorders office and the order Of
the court in relation to putting double doors
III the court room, beg leave to report that
they have examined INTO the matter and ra.
commended the improvements prayed for.
and suggest that the president of this body
be authorized and empowered to purchase a
suitable table for the recorders Office, and to
have suitable double doors put in the court
room as aSRed by the court
Respectfully submitted,
F. p PARA,
F. BARILLEAUX.
The recommendations contained in the
above report were unanimously adopted by
yea and nay vote.
At this time the petitions of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Norval, Mrs. L. Seeard and A. NJ.
Lathrop asking to be placed on the relief
roll of the parish were taken up and On
motion duly seconded the above four
petitioners were ordered placed on the re-
lief roll of this parish at the rate of 81. 90 Der
month until further orders.
The names of Miss Melasie Adam, Mrs.
Joseph Navarro aud Valnon Durochee; were
placed before the jury as persons worthy of
parish assistance. but the Jury at this time
adopted the following resolution.
Resolved, That no application tor relief
will hereafter be considered unless the ap-
plicatien be accompai led by petitions sign
ed by responsible citizens who certify II the
actual indigency of the applicants, and to
their helpless condition..
The applica ton of Mr.. j. M. Bollinger a n d
others was then taken NJ, whereupon the
following resolution was presented and
adopted. ,sEEgr5Is 1
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THE POLICE curry


Treasrlrcr's Report.
F. SAMOAN, Treasurer. III account with the
iarish of Latourchc.
GENERAL FUND 1899.
To hala lce on hand since last report Sl6S 08
To kece' pts since
+. DAVIS. aGklort Ferry.-.-S goo
j. L.. 1litddau>, st. Charles
------ ~ :"
lfonore Campps. Hatang Fer. 90 So
Total receipts.....-si72 IS
90
Bv disbursements since
Police Jurors p. d. & mileage 80
Pensions and charity - - 1890
Transl,oItarian of convicts.--- los 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. Sl99 20
BY balance = .----.$l4l -
ASSETS.
To Casi, on hand I4I %
Ass. roll SO, 1924. 800 at a. mills...-.l 1850 70
NoIe of +. Davis, due Oct. /, 1888. --S!06 30
Total assets -~-.--.SfG7U o.
LIABILITIES.
Claims due for expenses of 'SS
never presented. 63 %
Claims due for expenses of 80, 1877 0S
Total liabilities 1910 81
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the New MEXICAN yesterday made by L.
NJ. Hartley, is incorrect. DR.. Symlngton
says that Mr.. Nelly did not discharge
Hartley for voting the Republican ticket,
but discharged him for being under the
influence of liquor.
Newton Beers who plays "The Circus
Rider Lost in London" "Enoch
Arden" and such performances, has con.
trscted to appear at Gray's opera house
on the Goth and the two following nights,
presenting "Cricket on the Hearth" at
a family matinee on Saturday afternoon,
the 22d.
Rivenburg has seven men at work
packing fruit trees for shipment through
out the territory. Hon. A. Gusdorf, of
Taos, sends down an order for 500 trees.
The board of directors of the Santa Fe
Electric Light ( Power company had n
business session this forenoon at Mr..
Catron's office.
What's the matter with the scheme to
sink for artesian water in the plaza?
The new sidewalk Along the govern
ment palace is positive comfort.
Musical and literary entertainment at
the Presbyterian church tonight.
Berardinelli has sent to Denver for half
a dozen brick masons.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The new mill, consisting of three pai
OF Bowers Concave convex rolls, twelve
Hungarian amalgamating pans or bowl.
and nine concentrating tables, ETC., q
Pinos Altos, is nearing completion, anC
is expected to be put in operation within
very few weeks. The capacity anti
cipated is eight tons of gold quartz pc,
day. All the gold mills OF Pinos Altos
and Silver City are running. The Good
Hope mine OF Lone mountain. fifteen
miles southeast of Silver City, which
created great interest on account of the
extraordinary high grade of its gold and
silver ore and its position geologcally in
new horizon among the ore bearing
strata of the country, still continues to
produce and is said to more than hold its
own with increasing development.
Clayton note: VIM. Higgins sold his
claim near Clayton on the Perico for
$3.50 to Otto 4 Schleter. The firm of Otto
e. SchIetef have made money in this
country. Five years ago they offered to
sell out their sheep for $4,000, but could
not get it. This year they sold $40 900
worth OF wool and their ranches and
sheep are said to be worth between
$4,000 and 100000.
Pecan farming is one OF the growing
industries OF the gulf states. After the
trees have once begun to bear they in
volve no labor or expense, and yield, it
is said, an income of from $500 to 81 900
al acre, according to the quality of the
nuts. Pecan trees are very thrifty in the
Pecos valley, and many people who have
timber claims will plant lh-m instead OF
the cottonwood. Eddy A-gus.
Says the Ration Reporter: Express
rates were to be advanced after Novem-
Der !, and probably are. They were GER
tainly high enough before, in fact We're so
high that nothing is sent by express that
can possibly be handled as freight. 1t
strikes the ordinary business man that a
reduction would increase the volume and
profit OF the Wells-Fargo company more
than raise.
Eddy note: Thousands of curlew have
been flying around the town and even
within the limit, OF the same during the
week, furnishing excellent sport for the
fortunate owners of shotguns. Ducks
are coming in rapidly and quail seem to
be without number.
Jas. G. Leary has circulated the report
that the stockmen have over 1000 car.
loads of cattle waiting for cars in the
neighborhood OF Clayton. This repre-
sents over $4,000 head.
A hunting party composed OF DR.. Kas-
ter, Joe Saint, Sam. Heddy and J. T.
Murray left Albuquerque for the noun
talns near Blue Water on the Atlantic &
Pacific.
Stages for Eddy and Seven Rivers leave
Pecos City in the morning and 20 through
IN twenty-four hours. Fare to Eddy, $40.
Express, per pound, cents.
Prof. Carrea has been authorized to
make report on the Bennett and
Stephenson mines for English capital
lists.
A concert by home talent is talked of
for THANH sgiving eve at Las Cruces.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The Westinghouse dynamo for the
Fischer Brewing company's electric light
plant came to hand from the east yester.
day and is being put in place to day. II
will be operated by the same power that
runs the ice mandatory, and has a
capacity of fifty lights. 1t is hoped to
have 1t in readiness for m exhibition run
on Saturday night.
DR.. Symington informs the New MEX.
IcAN that the statement that appeared in
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Jose a. Lucero returned to-day
to Espanola
Hon. T. b Catron left this afternoon
for Las Vegas to attend court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddingham took the
train this afternoon Tor Las Vegas and the
east.
Hon. Pedro Perea has taken quarters
at st. Nincent's sanitarium. Mrs. Perea
arrived from Bernslillo to-day.
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For all who are held by the chains OF
scrofula or other diseases of the blood
comes from Hoods saisaparilla, which
by imparting the elements of good health
and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves
the bonds of disease and sets the captive
free. No other remedy in existence
combines the positive economy, the pc.
culiar merit and the medical power of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Lost.

Chateleine with silver vinagrette and sill
yer and ivory writing tablet attached.
Finder will be rewarded on returning
same TO Mrs. G. G. Preston, Palace av-
enDp
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THIS PAPER is kept On file at E. G
nake's advertising agency, "a and 85
Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco,
GAL, where contracts for advertising can
he made FIR II
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CONNECTIONS.

t CONNECTIONS.
ALBUQUKRQUR-A.,T. Il S. f. Railway for al
points east and south
PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Prescott & Arizona
Central railway, for Fort nipple and Pres
colt
BARsToW-California Southern railw ay for 10.
Angeles, San Diego and other scuthtln cal1
fornia points.
MoJAVE southern Pacific for Fan Francisco
sacramento and northern California points
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
No change is made by sleeping car passengers
between San Francisco and Kansas City, or
san diego and Los Angeles and Chicago.
-. Canon of the Colorado
q inaccessible to tourists, can easily
nod nv taking this line, via Peach
:. snd a STAGE ride thence of but twenty
miles This canon y the gTahaest ana
Stop or at Flagstaff
/ hear. der and wild turkey in the
cent pine I, rests OF the san Francisco
ms; or visit the ancient ruins OF the
and Cliff DwelIers.
4lSsos: General aI Msnase asr Pas, 40,
ERY. Gen. Agt, Albua uera ne, N.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-06

Emmert has decidedly the best butter
in town. Try it.