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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-30
ENGINEER's OFFICE, !
PITTSBURG, ALLEGHENY & MANCHEs- |
TER TRACTION Co., ?
410 SMITHFIELD STREET

P1TTSBURG, ALLEGHENY q MANCHES-
TER TRACTION Co.,
40 SMITHFIELD STREET,
PITTsBURG. Pa. July 26, 1890.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Il the undersigned for the reconstruction of
the railway tracks of this company until 10
o'clock A. M. of MONDAY, August 4, 1890.
Plans and specifications may be seen at this
Office.
The company reserves the right to reject any
and all bids GEORGE RICE,
jy27-33 Chief Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEA
IN proposals will be received by the under
dersigned. up to II o'clock. noon, of THURS
DAY, July 81, 1890, for grading and paving 10
600 square yards of streets Of the borough Of
Washington. Penn'a.. to be completed on or
before the 1st day of November next.
All bids must be written with ink, and each
item shall be written out in full as well as in
figures. Each bid must contain the full name
for grading to be by the cubic yard, and for the
paving by the square yard.
Work to be paid for within thirty (50) days
after completion of the same and acceptance
thereof by the borough.
Copies of specifications and blank bids will
be furnished on application to the undersigned.
Proposals must be indorsed on the outside Of
the envelope with the name of the bidder and
what the bid is for.
Each bid must be accompanied with Ger.
titled check in the sum of $500 and in case of
the acceptance of any bid and the refusal of
the party whose bid is accepted to enter into a
contract, the amount deposited to be forfeited
to the borough. The borough reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of Council, A. M. LINN,
jyl9-45 Secretary.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

City LoIs.
NNHOMAS ST-TO BE so FEET WIDE AND
y one of the best-A lot so feet front at $50 per
doos; compare with other prices. BROWN d
oAINI, Agents, 5l2 Smithtield st. ty27-S4-Mwr
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL
Il AUGUST Is, 1890. for the carpenter work
OF the Smithfied street bridge. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office of
GUSTAV LINDENTHAL, Engineer. Lewis
Block, Pittsburg, jy29-58
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0FFICES-TwO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
" in Fidelity building; tenant has no further
use for them; will sell very cheap the office fur
niture desks, railing, ETC.. and three hrst-class
safes: a bargain. Inquire FOREST OIL CO., l21
Fourth ave. iv16-6O-wFsut
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Offices, Desk Room. Efc.

TEw NICE OFFICES IN GERMANIA saw
i iNGS BANK BUILDING, Wood and Dia-
mond sts aD10-49t
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AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE SALE
FIGURING MILL.

30 to 75-barrel roller flour mill, located on
Streets run, at Hope Church station, on the
Wheeling division of the B. 8 o. R. R.,
and Hays station, on the Monongahela
division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Hays station on P. Nick. & Y, and only
two miles outside of the city limits and about
six miles from the Court House; also the
advantage of shipment by river. The mill
consists of four double stems of 6x1S; four
and machinery for making first-class -four.
Have separate cleaning machinery for
cleaning wheat as it is received into the
mill.
Have regular elevator bins for storage;
also rolls for making cornmeal and chop
ping, and special machinery for making
granulated cornmeal. All driven by ''14x
"a" engine, with 50-horse power tubular
boiler, and all in good order.
Building and machinery erected in 1888.
Special attention Is called to the desira-
BILE shipping facilities of this mill, situated
as it is, on the lines of three railroads and
additional advantages of river transporta-
tion.
For further particulars write to or address
JOHN M. RIOHER, Assignee,
No. 8 Wood ST. Pttsburg, Pa.
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Allegheny Lots.

pERRYSVILIEAVE.LO LOTS-NEARC CHARLES
Il Il st.; some OF the most desirable building lots
on the market; prices reasonable. Further par
uculars from ALLIES & BAILEY, 1854 Fourth
ave. Tel. l6I. jyT-5+wsu+
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FOUND.

EOUND-BUT9 OUT OF 2O2 PERSONS EXAM
L 1NED last week whose sight was beyond the
help of spectacles, while we surprised and graft
fed scores of others by the improved condition Of
their eyes on being properly fitted by us: exami-
nation free of charge. CHESSMAN-MANNiON.
Expert Opticians, AZ Federal St., Allegheny. Best
81 spectacles on EARTH jy26-3O-wssu
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Business Property.
AUartuiputs

DEVILLIER ST.-THREE ROOMS, % PER
~ month. q. BERINGER & SON, i56 Fourth
ave jy30-37t
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Miscellaneous.
GHURCH PEW CUSHIONS AND sEATs-75
" cushions and Is wooden seats at church
corner Lincoln and Grant avenues, Allegheny.
Proposals for immediate purchase received by A.
LEW - T. /" 001'' '' 'u'i" al 0''' Ai'es iV35-s-
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MiscelluueOUs.
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-BOOKS,5O so, 600; ALL BARG AIMS;
Il midsummer sacrifice sale now on. FRANK
BACON & CO., 30l Smithfeld st. jyl4-O
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WANTED.

Boarding.
DOOM AND BOARD-WITH PRIVATE FAM
Nv lily Best city reference. Address ROOM,
Dispatch office. jy3O-N
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BANK STATEMENTS.

THE FIFTY-SEvENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
statement of the Pittsburg Bank for Saw
ings No. 10 Fourth avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
RESOURCES.
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1OERSONAL- BOOKS wANTED-IF you
Il have any books to sell, let us know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
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GHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONTZ, Pa.
" Near Philadelphia, Bound Brook route to
New York. Unexcelled location and surround
ings. Perfect school equipment. Library, gym
nasium, military system. Thorough preparation
for college or scientific school. Number limited
to go. $500 per year. No extras. illustrated cir
cular. JOHN CALVIN RICE, A. NJ, Prin.
jel-92-D
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DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD
L ENVY, Chester. Pa, 29th year opens Sep
tember IL; a Military College; civil engineering
chemistry, architecture, arts; a preparatory
course Of one year: circulars of Mr.. T. g. Paul
son, AL Wood St, city. Col. CHAS. E ATT,
President. jy23-57-ws
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OHIO FARM-AN EXCELLENT ONE OF $50
" acres; will exchange for business or city
property. HOLMES & CO., 40 Smithheld street.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
f You rouch Me ru Toll.

"A few days before the election little incldeat happened which mortified me deeply, said business man to the writer "Is happened ID this way, be ceatiaeed. "You see. had business to transact 1 with one ot the candidates for the legisla lure, and as < vas something important
 was forced to go out to bis house to see aim. IL was quite late when go, there and guess he haS gone to bed. At any rate the servant who opened the door showed ms into the parlor to RRIt fer bis master was obaged 10 waiG some time. and while doing this amused my ssii looking al tue pictures and ether or namenss about ,hs room. On the center table smeng hooss and other bric a-Srsc, s,oed q hig fancy dscan,er, aud on one side was some fancy lettering which l could no1 make out Being rather curl ous to GnG out ~hsi is said Tilted the decantsr uP from the table and tipped up so ths; the hsh; ieli on the lettering. IL saip. II you touch ne Tn tell.
 Curious. wasn't i;a But sure enough, il did tel, for l scarcely had time to read the lettering shen my ears were greeted with thssones of Johnny, Get Your Gra.' There was 8 music box hidden In the bottom of the decanter, and when il IS tipped lhe machinery starts and the mu- SIC begins.
 'Aou can judge for yourself how sur pused and chsgvined was, for l had never seen the master ei the house be- fore. and he would have fine opinion ci my meddling qualities. Righ, in tue middle of the tune he walked into t1e parl9T. and gave me curious smile when he heard that Iaasic-bex IL seemed as # 1t would never stop. tried to make some sort of apology, but made a bull ot it. know. though TOW can, ,hlnk for ,he life of me what l sad
 He saw hcw confused l was, and laushed Il of. saying that 1t was sn od- di,y he had feund in New Y ork. "-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
< Sensible Calendar.

As usual st this time of the year th, new ersp 0. Calendars is coming in they are oi all sorts, sizss. shsPss snd kinds, and many Of them can be hss for tue asking. but ths BEsr Calendar that comes ts our st.iee is tha, pub lishsa by N. " Aver X Sen, Nsxspa per Advertising Agents, Philadslphis and whieA they send postpaid to any address On receipt si 9 cents.
 This calendar is llx22 inches, the upper portion being beautifully printed in cslors, while ths monthly sheets are printed in figures 50 plaia that they can ea easily seen at 8 distance. Al though the calendar is an advsrtise- nent of their evor-grewing business 1t IS ct the same fine se valuable to thoss having use for calendar tk&t year by year the sale steadily increases.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Ngws. NOTES AND COMMENTS:

kgWs. NOTES AND COMMENTS:
 The English coast has been visited by disastrous storms.
 Robbers made sIo,ooe clean up al the Albuquerque pos, office last week.
 Peter Jackson is in New Yerk ready be says 10 fghl Sullivan al any time
 X warm tain storm in noi,hers Cali teEnis is melting the snow rapidly and causing tbs biggest food known for years.
 ]. A Moul,rle, ex-eeunsy judge aud a prominent lawyer of San Jose. California, died Saturday of pneumonia. supernsuced by Ia gtipre.
 The secretary of the Corean legation IS in an American history class in Wash. ington. To the question "whs vas ihe father of his counsfyl' be an- sweEed "MoGinsy;"
 The estate of the late 4. T. Stewart, of New York, has at last been settled The resat is that the lawyers and rela- lives ge, Ss,ooo, 900, while Judge Hg- lon keeps the balance of $ss.ooo,esO,
 Nov ,hs, the epidemic has nearly run its course ia New York City i, is es,i- mated that there have been zee, GOO cases, which means that one-eighih si the populAiisn was attacked sy the scourge.
 X sore eyed scientist has discovered ths, there IS some connection between milk and insanity, Cases of mental trouble are feund in ,olerahly exact proportion to the amour. of milk con sumed. With snakes in their whisky, nervous diseases in their tea and coffee. typhoid fever in water and insanity in milk, the American people must soon make up their minds to give UP drink ing entirely.
 News has been received of serious affray in Blsnco county. Texas For years there has been trouble over at seinpts to move the county seat from Blanco to Johnson CtH Finally sn election was held on Monday and Jshn- son Ci y was victorious. When ths re. suh was announced. thAe was a free fight al Johnson City and s general shooting. One man was killed, one badly injured and several slightly hurt. 4 man from Johnson City says more is expected.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
An Experts Views.

Thomas stephens, sell kRewa mia- ing expert, writing tron Prescott 10 tks New ! ork AiRiag Record, says:
 "on seeing the twelYs s- .oartseh head oI mule er hsrse teams hauling
 tive wagons oi freight or ore four, five
 and six days on q stretch, you would not wonder why the charges arc frsm enc tc two cents per pouad fer every thing received aAd seat from the nines. Yet many miEes are working on that basis Therelere. many good mines cannot Ls worked, or are not ruxhsd to the capacity that the veins may war
 rant. Thus $75 ore is the minimum linit fer silver eres in mest places i; all helew that is fer the time being waste. What contrast to many ef our Colorado aiaes working prchtably en $ te $Io silver ores. SoHe of the miners are paying Slo per ton for mill ing free gold ere.
 "New, 1t is evident that great
 change would eEsue, and be profss-
 ble investment ;o its manipU.ators, if a
 few rsrrSw gauge railroads or even
 stesm tramEEys were c0nstrocted
 through that region; the rogtes would
 be very accessible ard ths expenditure
 small compared with those of Colorado.
 "The country ls ripe fer the change and, still better, the number aad rie b. ness of tue veins warrant it, notwith- standing many reports to the contrary.
 Consequently such men as Nr. Jos. Reynolds, Diamond Joel. are about ts coIamence operations for railroad from rheuix to Prescott, via the Vul- tare mine, owned by Ssnster Tsbsr, of Denver, and the Congress nine, owned by Mr. J. Reyselds. The people are eager fer the change. Misers left their work ana tramped miles ts shsw us other peoples property. and not once did hear any eRe serstiRg CT running down a neighbering mius or distriet.
 'Ia the Bradshaw mountains timber is plentiful, maRy pines three to four feet through, alse oaks. Water is paere cepious than is generally sup- posed. Many streams ranning idly by could be utilized fer six or eight meusAs per year by mines now using steam There Is rarely water course. however small, in Tsvapai cousty that is net placer.
 "Ihave been compelled te cendsEse and omit much that ought te have been in .his artiale; however, permit Ele e say tks. shs geld mines of Ari- zons, in the majority Of sssss, csn be operated as ohesply and or ss low grade ore ss anywhere in the west after the machinery isonee in place, because the product is m small quantities snd 1 IS easily transported. But silver aud copper miaing must sUfer until after i the arrival Of cheaper transportation. In Navapai couRty wages are s per day Ter miners, iael $3toS4 per cord. | Climate, 365 days In the year. Course Of yeias generally nearly north and i south. Dap nearly vertical
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

In recent spseSh, speaking et the Paris exposition, Chauncey M. Depsw said The oaiy thing there which al uactsd the attention of the assembled nations sss the petuhed wood from Ali zons. and one oi the representatives of G6sas Bsi.ain n endeaverins 10 c0mpen- sate fer mS modification said Your representation Of pstrihed wood is absO- lutely uneqvaled in ihis great show. This exhibit was made under the imme- diage supervision of Gel. [. [. Hatch who seems to hayo performed bis work well ia showing to the world one of Ari- sans's products as well as one of its sondsrs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
fcs the Hands.

Rerax water will instantly remove al. soils and stains frsm the hands, and heal sll scratches and ehafes. Te make 1t, put crude horax into bottle sna sll it with hot water. When the sersx is dissolved add mere to the water until st last tAs bet water can absorb nc more, and rosidum remains at the bottom Of the bettle. To the water in which ;As hands arc to bs washod pour rem the bottle to Eake it very ssft. IL is very cleansing. end by its use tue hands will be kept ia excellent csndi- ton. .--Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Board Of Supervisors
WEpNEspAY, Janurary g

WEDNESDAY, Janurary 22.
 Board r.et January 2f, 1890, at o'clock, pursuaat to adjournment, Present, s. P. Bshsn (chairaan), Asr- ris Geldwa;sr, supervisors, and tks clerk.
 Claim of Fl. s. wrigkt for sccoRn. Of wm. viikersen, clerk of district oerrt, was audited ezd allowed lel S433.70 oa general fund.
 The following road reports were read accepted, ani slls allowed ss specified Jssn Wood, eversesr district No. Sl, Sls.75.
 Wm. Partridge, oversesr district No. [. sloo.
 Board adjourned uzal Thursday, January 23d, at II 'oiock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can. eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do any ,biag te year satisfaction, snd yo- woade. AE~J aiis yeu You should heed tAe warning, you are takiRg the hrst step int0 Nervous PTaStTation
 Ncu need a Nerve Tor 8, and an Elec- irle bittors you vii hnd the exact remedy for goz .oring your nervous sys- lem 10 its n0smal, healthy co Ginoa. Surprising rCsul;s loilew tie use Of this great Nerve ruaIc and AlteTstive. Your appetite IetugRs, good digestion is restored. au3 the Liver aud Kidneys rosume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price s0c., st Ross Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Apoplesy.

4 bleed vessel oi tho hraiE bas lest some of its elastic strength; fooa Is abundant: digestion i. good blood Is made in aeuaSsncs, but hitle is worked of by exercise tho tension sn every artery and yeis is at maximum rate the even cireaiteus flow Is temrors rily inapeded al senne point, throwing q dangerous pressure aa another the vessel which has lost its elastic strength gives way, blood is poured out, & elei is iorrasd which, hy iGs pressure en the brain. produces complete unconscious. mess. This Is the speplsetic stroke. u will se perceived that there arc two leading conditions apen which tAe pro ductien of the stroke dePends--a less ssea strength In he weasel and an ,n- creased tensios on it Halls Journal oi Health.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
An Editors Thankful sieart.

The editor Q, the Edgar Times de- signs to comment on terrestrial affairs as follews: With fat COWS selling al the en0raeus price et II to ? cents & pound gross, and beef-stsak only bring ing l2a to h cents s pound our butch CTS osn | afford te advertise. Bat, thank Ged. liver is still on the free list. and ss long as such is the case editors will live and the morals and intelligence oi the oenmunity will be carefully guarded. Give as this day oar daily liyor, etc. Nebraska State Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
slsnts Miias an aaur.

We learn that the strong engine, s new loo, motive just perfected, has been tested en one of the railroads entering Cincinnati, making easily speed of tNeaty-tiye mi es in thirty minutes, be- yond which rate the management, was unwilling .o go. The inventor elains, and prominen, railroad men concede, that the new engine can readily go eighty mi Hes an hour without danger. The problem solved by the Strong locomotive Is, how to increase ths mar gin of boiler pressure. It is believed that the railroad engins of the future has new been invented --Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. Of ihe Pacific Sandstone Combany.


 IN sENfs Ina ws, I ". ~ses ccrford.
 Frank Manning H, T Miller wasp Henry
 and c. Ei. M.isare. as the town of FiaEssssi. Caunty of f4yapsl. Ttrfiiofs of Arizona
 and r. k. aestharfofd, ol ~satlssrfosd, Tex sS, and Hugh Miller. of mgagt GH We, Iowa,
 da' pursuant io and sn conformity with tls laws of the Territory of Afixun<l, adsoeiste
 and iosln ourselves lo<stnss as an sn % Pes'
 Flrss. The corporate aasne of said com
 pany shall he 'srise Facliie Sandstone Com s cand. The hems ngflos. CT principal
 piace of tfaaE acting e nasine4 af tha con- p&ny shall be al Flsgsseii, assApsl County, rhiri. The purpose or oh,acss of this cor yoratlou . spsmea k quarry on aad es. their efrtsin riassr Ainlng GFvands, Sstasts on ssetisn foafte.hs in lownshsn Twenty. yasspNi County, Afinsiaa feTfteEys and the eaarfyiag ca assd extrac. .ssag saBdatoee and other prodaets rom say miniis prsForty ghAg sa , ee harnsfieF sgQ airsd ef rarchases location or otherwise.
 Fourth. he nsaoaat of Capital stock os tbls corporations sh.ii Q Ten Thoassad &C., 0aoJ pasisa s. ss1 into len snoa sand snkfes ol sne par value of enc tias ar per share, fuit pad al | ran sasxesssbsa. fIfsh Tfss the sssln for which this ccr- porali0n if te exist ss five ssl yssFs. om- measins oa ths first tll day of oeto CT, 4. 1 uf SentenetTs 4. D. IS8 Aixtn. Thas sbs erisess 0f this company
 sAt3 Eas9 ztss or A Ihhtti fl&s Ntces Pres dent Ereasusrf. Secretary &ad dFe Ira ices.
 Tase uffteS os Prs siaeBt ana IT us es, aud sift. .'reaiSaRi and Trustee, snd ef Treasurer SeeFsi& sud Trustee shall Dc hil1ed and the anties sharsos q charsed tn each ease by rne sssrsun,
 wke President and Ave Trustees shaif have he entire fnasasanaeiit and directing Bf hax- sness sad property ef Inc pSa5. fh g e 4n- srnf of tae president and TWO isestasx fu writing kksif be secBss4Tg ta ntnd t8a Gr rm. seventh. The oEiicoFs for .ne nfss year Co coe kist tf live persons. as ta3.o94 q, ". AeetBeffarsi. Fres f1eet aEa Truslstf N ash nsess, Siaa- President aud trustee, lf- l.. Mtiler, TreaS oTef. erusArf kud Trustee, Frank ManpiRA, GzcsiSt, and . II. Ncisgre, frHsler.
 EiKla, The 5nnssrs of siso corporation shall
 ho d office far one year tfons tA cate uf st cir sgposnl senf Sr cisrssun, a4a naf14 their SBeeessnFs arc elected and qualified. After Joe exu!rsi on Of tho asst year the officers
 thstt ne siSctvG ey tae .tcekhglGers cf the fufap any
 Ninth. The company shail not -cozae !r dsetsa Ia sH @taauat to xVesd At any ore lime on r~t0frd q les capital stock Ie@th. Tao private pfapeft J Of GHs saogE. holders i- to De sa~rnps !ro.a corporation 4ehts.
 kisyenas The Board of rrasiaSs of said company shAj have pow CT to make suei entlal y-sasz ntst incon ststent with he existing laws of thH Halted States or gne Ter n .ory cf AF zans ss thay may deem proper of necessary for ths mana "a arns at of tnH pf0s periy ot said com Fany ana th hs fegaietlan of It's affairs.
 h wltaess whereof Ne have hsres nta set
 our ban ts and sasss th4s iifss day of October, A, n l>Sl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
A vorCx FROM cosr ST.
A Lady Relates two aste nishinE
 Experiences

To wisom it may concern; have ,r:si slno ost every conceivable reIaody for llioaEacss asr- inx shs pas, Eve yesrs sz am Of elllcus tezn- pcsaFasnf and suffer mHs4 from s,cnzeh aEd hre- troubles. Bai nothing ever gave ne Ehs relief that obtained from using Joys Negcs4b,s ssnspaniIa Ia fsct think iss rare for thoee salfneats Atthe time sas us,ns fl ! had tttac girl hYirg ia ny sSEiiiy whose neck VAS scr.oGs.y asec,et by large open kars. and we tried great many kinds os lotions. ssivox and Mood puriGers Co 10 avail RaFe Ter some os my medicine iJoy's Vegetable ssDspasilisl thinking it nigh, benefs her and as 1t vas puEs,y scsSvtsb.s. knew Il eouia do her no harra0 10 my sstonishment she began to improve. asa within two weeks l. vas entirely healed and shs Is roa .ss well as ever.
 Ms K I. WHEATON,
 1ei Post st,. San Erzaelses
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
live stock so,es.

Joseph Stephens is buying fat beef steers in phsnix. for ihe Les Angeles market.
 Beei stsers arc worth two cents per pound ia this ssctioa at present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Grand Monthly Drawing. Al Inc Academy cf Music. New Oriatns,
 Tuesday, kebGary n. iSsa calilaL Prize. S300.000.
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, ar any further r form alton desired, wgite iegibly to the undersigned, 1, clearly sta ing Nonr residence. with state. County. street and Number. More TRpid re. turn mai delivery VIII be assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your fnil
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
In s Terrible Condition,

Howe my life Co Eooe's ssrsapsrina For two ycais was In terrible condition with dyspepsia- l could eaf nothing but soda craekel.. and my weighs fell from I7c tc lSs pounds Hood's Ser ssrsrlls helred me at once, and after using iz bottles was entirely cured. have gained my nsEsi weight TO pounds, and have had excellent health ever siace7 T. ]. WILCOX, 2D-2o lst South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
HcaIlsohe-Hot Flashes.

e hsi hcstsehe. hot flashes, soreness and swelling across my body, rain in my right sIJc, with frequent vomiting. | used Hoods sarsa- fsril's with the best results. ] am Ia better health than for four years. Hoods Sarssparilis is safe, reliable, and sure" J, c. WILSON, An hffra taa