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A Romantic Littio Story.

A curious instance. which VIC think has never before been published. of tho ad- niration which an ardent and imaginative reader may feel for his favorite author. is illustrated in tho caso of young man residing in Florida. who had long been on enthusiastic ndmirer of Kathleen Ma vourreen." On learning that the author was alive and in poverty he visited Ealti- more. and found in tho appearance and conversation of the old professor all that his fancy had pictured As ke was pos sessed of some means. and had no ties or living relatives-having lost father and brothers in the rebellion-ho remained sonc time in Baltimore. and f::ally pre- vailed upon Professor Cro1ch to adopt him as his son. By an act of the legisla- ture of Maryland his name was changed to that of Crouch. and the pecuniary as- sistance which he has since rendered has done much to brighten the declining years of the old composer. The action of this young man forms the. latest incident in the strangely romantic history of the au- thor of Kathleen Mayourneen. Charles r. Adams in Detroit Free Press.
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Uses for oxygenized Water.

A German authority recommends hy- drogen peroxide for variety of domestic purposes Being inodorous and non- poisonous, it is desirable substitute for chloride of lime and oxalic acid for bleach ing and removing stains of every descrip- tion. It whitens yeilowed fabrics and articles of hone or ivory It is the best application for cleansing and binding wounds and sores: and has d most bene- Gcial effect ill diphtheria. croup, whooping cough. etc Bleeding is stopped by it's use weak solution will remove disa- Creeable tastes and smells from the mouth. or purify the atmosphere of a sick roou when sprayed into it Pots. pans end wooden vessels may be freed from foul odors by peroxide of hydrogen. andit will sweeten and preserve butter and keep fresh meat for long time.-Arian- saw Traveller.
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Fixed Him.

Miss uorter (who is extremely sensi- tive)-lf you caro anything for my feel inGs. wish you would go over and ask th2t low bred man to stop staring at ne.
 Mir Lco.lart-Why didn't you speak of it before2 I'll teach the dastard a lesson! (Niarchc3 bravcly over.) Good evening. Mir. Shears; Two had some trouble mali ing collections. but I'll settle that little account early next week. Tine evening, isn't it? Comes back.) think the coward won't trouble you again, Miss IIorter.-Tilne
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Annoying to the Physician.

There are many peculiarly annoying features connected with the life of dis pensary physician which would doubtless be laughcd at if mentioned in the pres ence of physicians who h2vo never filled a position of this kind All specimens of the lower classes call here for treat nCnt, and some days they come by swarns- ragged, dirty and degraded tramps and diseased drunkards On the outside of the private office they sit on the benches for hours and wait their turns for exam ination. For some reason. probably to excite sympathy, all of these eleemo- synaries attempt to get a seat where they can see the physician. There they will sit in line on tho benches and watch tho physician on every move that he makes. Their countenances are not the most cheering in the world and the eXpres- sions show pain and suffering from dis ease and dissipation. and. in addition. the paupers purposely wear the most for lorn and far away lonesome look that they can assume.
 Altogether the steady glare from these woe beGono faces that meets the physi- clans eye every time he looks up from his tedious work, is a source of much az gravation and discomfort. Even when .ho physician is making entries in hls ledger he. from Q certain inscrutablo power of the mind. feels that every pau pers eye is glaring at him with q sicllly expression. and this constant thought be- comes finally to be horrible incubus that has something of the depressing effect of a bad dream It is a worrying thought, as if a man were dying in the next room. or some dreadful calamity were about to happen In order to re- move the cause of this depressed feeling n large heavy screen was placed around tho physicians private office, which en- tirelY cuts off the occupants of the benches, and is a partial relief.-Dr. B. Ste:uUetz in Globe. Democrat.
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eURDETTe's PHILOSOPHY.
ACTCMNAL PROFESSIONS.

ACTCNNAL PROFESSIONS.
 With shout and din and noise and roar, the waves that beat up on the shore. with noise and roar and shout and din. like angry breakers tumbling in. with batter ing rush of many feet. see the crowd come oown the street, above the tumult OH the st ones hear the maddened farm CTS groans. in the shrill accents of de. spair, il seems to me hear him swear; ] cannot see the farmer man, his wagon CT his patient span; l only hear the rising noise. and see the surging thrOng of boys; this is the way the boys Of town escort the apple wagon down
 SOVEREIGN
 A young man, with the breezy air and the pure. fresh Odors of lawn and hillside about lis vcrnal figure. came to town Friday morning, and. growing aweary about noon, chased vagrant circus van three quarters of Il mile before Le caught it. and tben the door was locked and he couldn't get in He braced up. turned the Dadgc of his marching club out where all men might see it. and said that the proud and naughty, the pampered darlings of fortune, the princes and kings and the mighty ones of earth might ride in the street cars if their groveling souls wished it. but for him. ho was free born and would walk the earth erect as one who trod his own domain and paid tribute to no man. ha. Ina! And so saying. ht wrapped the drapery of the sidewalk abou, him and lay down to drcamless dreams.
 CODIFY YOUR LAWS
 Tommy is starting to school; at tho door. seeing him off his mamma: Now. Tommy. don't loiter on the way; don't play with the Denncker boys; don't loiter after school, don't play rough games; don't whisper in school; don't take off your overcoat if tho room is cold; don't play running games and get overheatcd; don't sit with George Gunter; don't play with Henry Tuffboy; mind and don't go out at recess. stay in and read your book; don't let the other boys wear your hat; don't - don't - cont" - Tommy fades away around the corner. where Henry TulTboy. George Guntcr and the Dcnnellcrs arc waiting for him; as they chase off down tho street after a flying fire engine Tommy remarks: Its q good thing for the children of Israel that mother wasn't Moses: they'd never got of with ten commandments. Moral: Don't give your boy moro orders than you can remember.
 SHE FIOZE HIM.
 Yesterday afternoon n well dressed man came out of a large dry goods store who was instantly taken in charge by the police He was trembling violently, evidently suffering from a heavy chill; his lips were pinchcd and blue and his countenance livid; his teeth chattercd so that ic could not talk; hc was hurried to the station and applications of hot blankets and other hot things thawed him out presently until he could tell how happened. He had called a saIeslady sHop girl. Fortunately he had presence of mi.id to run out of the store before she could give him Q second look, else had it been good by. John.-R. ]. Burdette ill Brooklyn Eagle.
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nROPo,ALs FOR FUEL. FORAGE &

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE & 1 >u I'll ada Ia'ters epartment A . e ma, Off 1e o the ChieI Quareruaster Los angeles, Cal, March 22, 1899. Se ued p opO- sals WI l Ue rece Vel al th ftIee. an at the uffices o' the . rIe masters at each of the sta tIUns below lamed, unul II o'c ock, a m on ru-sday, April 22 1890, and opened immeoi- ately tu1re sltrr in he presence of bidders for the furnish ng and d livery of fuel. fJr 'ge and straw. during the hstal year tnding un- 3. I0or, aI military st ,ton' in the Department ArIzcna a. o lows: FotS Apache, B ,w e, Grant Huactuci l. ,wel, Moi .v-. Tn Dml7 an Yer ie and San Carlos, WnIppie Btrrac- s, ard
 ruc>on A. T., Los An gei1S and San Diego Blrracks, Cal. and FurIS B y trd, Stan on, Uni II and Wiagate, and $ 'ntt Fe, \. VI. Preference given to artlc of domestic produc- u n ani m ,1u act r., c)nd tons of p ice nd qu huy being eq al, and SUI, h pr fe~euIe given 10 arucits oi AmsrIcan roiucton and manu- facIu-e p-oduced on the P llhc Coast i the eN- tent of lhe ,nsumpt on qrr ny the pul lHc >ervice there Prop r~a's for eilher cia s Ut the supp i,> m mt one1 or for qu mt ties l ss than the N hole reqnlr-d, or Tor deliv " of the sup pl es at intS other than th )-e above n tmeu will be en era'nel. Spe; fl :ttons, gene a h. >tru ions 10 bi ders aHd blank toms of pruDo- s, will be flu 1 he on appl ctIon to hi, Cffice, or to the Q ar erm tst~rs al any O. the triom
 named ab ,v- A $ KIMBA-L l. QIarlermas- ter U. ; Army. he Q larl' ru'a>t T.
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s FOR BEEF AND MUTTON

DROPOSAI. s FOR BEEF AND MUTTON U -Headqu7rte Departrent ot Arzona, Ofice Chhf C mn i-sary oi SGbs st ncr. Los Angeirs. al, March IS, G8So. Seaied pro o. stls m lca'e. su j-ct tp the usual CUnIi'ions, ~Ill recciv d at Ih,s offic aId al Cthcrs O ih- ct ns Commits of Sut.s steuce al inc o lowing na Led Pnstr untl I2 o'clock, no n, on Monday, Alp Il 2I 1899, and tht n open d in Ih ? res-nce i ddeIs Tor fur i5t- ing and deliver ng su,n q anuI es ol Fresh Bee
 n .Nu lon, on Ie b.o-K, m " from tune to rime b rec ulre1 al >an pI g Bar cks, al
 Forts Ap ,che. BJWIe. rant Huacauc ., Low
 l. Mcdowell. Moi we. homdS and VerGt; San Carlcs and Wh pole B tracks, izona; and at torts Rayard. NJ rcy, -eldc1, Sturon, Uni n and Wm;aie New MtX co IT m luy 1890, 10 Iu1e 30 T89t Contracts made und thls alv rt~ement .ll not be consuue To in- vo.ve the Unit d Strtrs il any obligation for ptl ment Tn xcess of appropriiti granted b, Congress ior the :'urpo e. reference will b. gwen to articles of domestic D oductou. he GJve n nent reserves Il e right 10 r jet any ann d uroposalS. Full in form it on wil be fur nIsh-d on app'ic~tiJn to eth of the above named offices. Enve opes coIt ming propo ais should b. T arked "Proposals for Fre,h Beet and Mutton, or for Fresh Beet only" las Ihe case may bel at -, and ad 1ressed to the C S., cf the pest | i'd for. or 10 he under signed. w. A. ELDEkKIN, Msjo- and C. s, IT. S. Army. Ch ei C. j., Department of Aizons. Los Angeles, Cal.
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SIOO REWARD.

The City of Tombstone, through its corporate author ity, hereby offers reward of One Hundred Dollars ($100) for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found tampering with any of the mains or pipes of the city water works.
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Harmony in the Party.

Mrs. G.-l understand that you have had troub!o with your servant girl.
 Mrs u-Eot at all.
 Mrs. G.-Ohl then was misinformcd. Mrs. u.-lt wGs nothing. l was EoinG to h;;ve q ion, but she had arranged for one herself that night.
 Mrs G.-And shc Gavo hers up?
 Mrs u-No, gave up mine. so we are still the best of friends. s.-Doston Courier
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COUNTY OFFICERS

Supervsors-6 ,. CoFFMAN, Ch Iirman, anu oHN MoNrGOdERY. anu |. 1. WAITE, Mem- CTS.
 SIerlt-l. Il. SLAUGHTER. Under ; Icui-ts. ,HArrUCK.
 Teas ,rer-lA,. r. IC BLISTER. Recorder ". r. BRADLEY. District AtIorney-W. Il. ,rlLwELL. ProJLle Juls se-t,. k. dONk. ClerA D.sttIct CoIrt-A Il. EMANUEL Surscyor-h. I. 1JwE. Asscssor-.N. A. GlLLAM.
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Not @ for Puhlieatian.

(Hom :,,cad Ayp'ica ion No. 728.)
 LAND UFFI, AT l UC ON. ARIZONA,
 Febrlap B. I8zo l. John ] Huff,k+r. cf Tres Alamos "ho nl de Home teac Apl licGtion No. 52S for the \ 1z of >t 4 O. S'c s2, p. $ s, k. 70 l., 10 reb, sI e otire of mv in enlion t' ma inal i.roof 10 estllsh ny calm 10 the Ia ,hovr described, and that eX yect 10 p owe my re,Id-uce nd GU ,iv.t ion hfforr ihr K gi>'er and Receivet ot the U. $ Lard Off e al uc- $ d Ariz ra, on the 7tn of A-r.l 1899, by TWO [ the fol owi g ,,'tt es-es: w Calkns, Vim Sknue~ ., thn IT, A len aud I. ]. hue, all oi Ire Aiamos, Arizona
 iErBE~T BROWN Register.
 First puolicato . A. I'll I2. 1890
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Notice for Pub iC lliOn.
(Homestead Application N. 2ae.)

(Homestead Application N. 22o.)
 LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA, 1
 Mar n $ 1890 Notice i> her, by gwen that he lowli g ramed ttler has il,d "a 1ic- of Ii in en ion t. make fi1al oof in sup It of hls i'm, ar that il proof vii be maj htf1e the Re ist,r and k ceiv-rst the l.. 5 Land o fee ar Tuc- sen ri1ona oI Aprl 2r. l8co. viz, Wli'am Ca lahan. of B nSCn Ar zona, tor l. e SEA oi :, C. 3. | D. Y &. R 20 E.
 He nam ih- Iol flowing witness s to prove ris courInu u resii ZIG up n and cultv ton ni il land VIZ Milli m Ohne o-sen, H. G r. we n, Auth \. Cray, U. w B van. all Of Benson, AIDo"a.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register. First publication March 5 lsoo.
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Notice for Pub iCaiiOn.
(Homestead Application No. 23o. ]

(Homestead Application No. 23o.l
 LANL OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA. l
 Marcn 6, go. Notice is hereby given thal the iol-wrng named settler has died notice Of hiS intention to make i'm il pr of in support of his clnm, an ! thet said proot eili be made ef ie he krgi-ter and Register of the U. $ Lani Office at uc- son, Alzona. on April 2i. 1899. viz Wilii m Oh1es Tgen, of ns T, A izona, for Ihe SWA O. Ser ?. Tp. Y S. K. 20 E.
 He nam-s the following witnesses to prove his continu pus residen on and cultivation of saii a0d vrz: H. GerWein Austin x. Gray. . w. B yln and Wal am Callahan, all Of Benson, Aliz na-
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. First pu'liclupu March F, 1890.
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All A.-r,ce1l ,yitn Him.

"Cf all the nuisanccs on Gods greer earth. ." sc;d Gen. Sherman at tho Union Lcaguo club reception the other night. tho shaking of hands by Americans is the worst NheI cupon all the members 1f t,,c club formed procession and pro- rectcd to grasp Old Tecumseh by the hand. -Doston Herald.
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HENRY G. HOWE.

TINTED STATES DEPUTY MINERAL
 ] Surveyor. Tombstone, Arizona Member the Amen >an Institute oi Mining Engineers. Attention given to the care Of mines Tor Eon- esident owners and corporations. he best of aference given Correspondence solicited.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TEERITaRIAL OFFICERS

Govcrnu--LkwIs WOLtLEY. Secrctary-N. U. MUKPHY. Auditor HOMAS t1UGHES. A.luney 'Ieurrat--CLAKk CHURCHILL. Sdrvcy.r G .neraI-RUYAL A. JOHNSON. Tieasuid-j. '. |. oMIIH. SuperIutenuel.t oi PuDlIc InstrucIIon--G. w. CnkNNEY.
 Delegate 10 Congress-M. A. SMITH. Sup srutenden. ot Territorial PrIson-] H. BEHAN.
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When Turaing the Leaves

It is stated upon medical authority that readers should refrain from d2uping t..eir fingers in turning ever the leaves of library books. as this is sure way 10 ct- tract any stray bacilli that may be turk. Lay srouud.--Chicago HaZald.
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PILES! PILES! ITOHING PILES!

SYMPTOMS. Y ostu-e; intense itchng and singing; m st at night; verse by scratch 2. If all ,weJ l. continue tumors form, which often tl-cd and Il cer.ite. becoming vsrv soe. owAYNhs OINTMENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals ul eration, and in most cases removes he lumors. At druggists, or by mail
 for so cenIs. LE. owsyue x Son, PniladelL Lhia.
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CITY OFFICERS

M lyor CHARLES V. THOMAS CnIci Ol PoI1c- -D. W. U lGE.
 rreAsIrer-OLLIVEK IkEVu.LiAN Guy ~Atlorpey-G. " SWAIN.
 AuIiIOr anu IScUOi dcr-NAr HAWKE CIty ssess,r-J C-- NHis-K.
 Counciiuien -rlrsI Wd.d A. D ATWOOD; Sec nd NuI, I -AMPBE..L; I I.rd Na.d. jos. IrPEkr, rodrth Na-d. JohN rKIADE'li-LE.
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An I,tereetiDr p,ohIer,.

An interesting problem has been pro- pounded by young man aged 10. who wishes to know whether if coming events east their shadows before, goiag events ;ast their shadows Eshind. = Harper's Razax
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MY SUMMER WALK.

The shadow on the meadows breast Is not more calm than my reposA Al step by step am the guest Of every living thing that grows.
 -lloratio Nelson Powers
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Hfs Voice.

ro (who has just left tho piano)-How do you ike my voice, Miss EaceY
 Miss T.ice (CinciInati)-Yourv voicef Ohi It's certaiuly a bowling success, Mir, Keys.-Tsxas Siftiags.
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B. A. M.

a STATED MEETINGS ON THE IVY third WeInesday ot each mJnth Tn Ma N9N ono H,ul. Nouce oI special meetings by noI"ung special hLs. SoJoIrnlng Com panion 'ord.aily invited.
 4DoLPH COIN, H. P. F. L. MORE, Secre;aIy.
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Notice for PubllratiOD.
(Homestead Application No r69 ]

L@fNI OTfIOI- n I T INoO'FI 1lN |N7''.Il
 Ma ch ., I8ao Notice is her by given thlt the follow ng named seulrr ha, filed no ic of his inlennon 10 m~ke fioa pcocf in ,upport of his clam. and that sad roOI wi e m ide br fore ttc keg ter and Receiver ot the U. ;. Land Office al Tue son. Arizona, or April 2t, Iaoo. VIZ Ge' rge W Bryan, Of Beis n, Arizora, for he SkA oi Sec. g. r. I7 N., R zn k.
 H. mes the 'll0wing witnesses to prove hi oatihuous res d. ncr upon and cul teton of said la q viz William Ohnes rsen. Au tn N C. " H. Gtrwtin and w Hi Im Callahan, ali ot B T son A rz ,ra.
 HERBERT 'ROWN, Register. First pubrcau n. Mach t5 1890
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D2opoSALs FOR ARMY tRAN>P

DROPOSALS FOR ARMY RAN>P R. E tlron.--iendqu lry,rs epartH ent' f Ar IzJna, Q tice hi . ar, Tmast r, L's Angeles, C,. Much 7 1o9 H-,d d pro. o9ais Will ue rec Ne at lhls onic. unt IL uuolk, a. m THJK DAY, Apn Y lt9o and op, ned lm- mvCi iajey ther- itor he r es, e of tIddcrs pl t, du i < the n ca yer nd rg He 50, I3) on ,ut-s m he Department oi Arz h., d, Ia.lONs KCUTr 0 l.-F orH any sat on Dona ent al R nlr, ad o To Ne de. A. l. McDpAell A |. Rn TIE N1 3 From B wiz ~tduon, \. T., 10 Tort vie, |. ROUTE NJ. 4-fIom t3owie 5 atIon, or W.ll, OK, A.
 r To Fore Tho uas aud San -.,rloS, A. |, an from F1r h ms 10 >a Carlos, A l. ROUra 70 5.-Ft m Wi OK A. | to For GrI |, A. L. ROUTE Nd. - F .om Hob lk, A r.. to Fort .1pach A. [. NOUTE o7 rpm lU- ION. A. T. to Fort | ow,u. A I. ROUTE No s. From Hudc Iuca SratIon, A. L., l., Fou H Ilchu .t, A. T. QUITE No. 9
 From any Id ion on q. T. & F. K. k. to Fot stanton N NJ. ROUTE No. 10 From Watrous, N M., to FUrt | mon \ NJ. ROUTE No It-F om W WIn ate St di n, N. M., 10 Fort WnsaIe N. M. ROUTE No. I2 Prom Sllv iy. N. NJ. to Fort Bdydrd, N M. ROUTE No. I3.-trom Railroad Stat on at Stnr. te, N. V, 10 FoJt Marcy, N. NJ. SFec- lhcdt ons general instr lCtI1ns 10 hIdIerS and blank forms O. pr T osal wi he furnished on sp- D icatron 10 this fiji e, or to the Assistant Quar- t-rmastrr at luc,on A. T.. 1T S4nia Fe, N. M. A 5. KI IBALL, Q Q4arteumaster U. 5 A, Chicl Q lar ermaster.
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DISTRICT COURT

First Judicial D,strlct-R E SLOAN.
 Second udiSlai UIstrict-J. Ii. hIBBEY. Thlrd udIcidl DIsInct-l. Il. WRIGHT.
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CUSTOM. OFFICERS

Tucson J. $. HAM6LEroN. rDhIstDI.-l Il. CARPENTER. Nos4tes-J. M. WILSON.
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Only Needs TiInc.

Emotional Customer (to photographer Oh. dearl This picture makes me look tCo old.
 PEotographer-Dut. my dear madam. you will srUw into it.-Life.
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SUPRElIE COURT

Chief Justice-lAMEs Ii. WRIGHT. Associate Jusuces-I. il. KIBBLY. R. E. SLOAN.
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A2lLlNlLlIGE NJ. 4. k. OF ?.

.LIEA REGULAR cow VGNTIO N E .SS lS every M ,nd y event. .Ls in M IS 1nlc ria l. NIsSEJ Vl,lung KnI nIs m good standing are \Sg>Z cordially lnv.led
 GEO. l. MYERS. C. c. w. D. MoNMoNIkR h. ol k. anu ..
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w. H. STILWELL,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT A Law, Fourth street, Tombs 5 ne, A. T.
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VIM. c. STAEHLE,

A TT R JEY AND COU NSELO& AT A Ltw. D Ii i,e - Ne street. bet tAecn Four.h an ii h. r1nplt)le. HonG
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<; CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O 900
Onsy 6O,3OD iIckCis. slnIy 6J.JJO FIcllcts. V EtOIe Tickets, S3l; Half Tickets, SS.; (kulP-
 TiF<cafS

2 5g9 Iermina Co Sl0,0)D Prize of ID ea;h are 9Jl l9 Przes, amounting tO................. SlZJ51U W t um ers.sned hereby cert fy that the ,uro d nal, of MeA.c', il thihuah , depo-it from the NJ -Xican lnternationa Ranking m a Y, the nece sary n nds to gular tee Ihe aNmemt O all tn priz drawn .n th Grand Lottery Of Ju irez We further certify that will sueIv SC all tn ar ran .emenis, aud i'll lerS manage con rol al the rIawlngs of this Lottery, nd that the cou- du ted w.tI hohesty, taIne-s, and in good faith t. warLs al parties.
 JOHN < MosBY, Commissioner
 CAMLO ARGUELLEs,
 Sup rvis Jr TOT the Governme" f. If any ticket drawi z rZe is seDt to h unie-- Sgnel, it's face value will be collected and mi ted to tue Owne thereof free of charge
 EDiAR B. BRONSON, President Fl Pas National Bark E. raso Tex.
 AGENTS WANTED. For club ra , any other format!On write to the uudersi gne l. stating your addres Clelr,v tt. State, ou iy str e and mber More rapid mai livery will be assure by your enclosing envelope beaIihg yUur Iull address.
 MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL BANKING Co
 City of Juarez, MeXlco.
 NOTICE
 Send remittances for tickets by ordinary letter, contaihn. Mo ey Order, issued by all Express Com pan e, New York Exchan c. Bank Draft or Pos al Note. Ad dIre~s all iegi te ed let 70
 MEXICAN INTERN ArIONAL BANKING Co,
 Guy of Juarez, Mex co. <. II. DRACHMAN. Genl Ag'.. uc>on. A. T.
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$DcIet.y Notices.
mG sjLoaJiLJJGE M. 5. F. & A. M

M ELS HE rdtRD SA | U K day n each uOLth at Masonic il Hal!. Al Wishing Both rs In good s.anDlns are invited u attend. SPecIal III ct gs when the il Ig IS moi ted Ou the Il al.
 ChA5. oM,TH, w. M. A. L. GROW. Sec.
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WAsslg3royc,a2 so.LP.o.S S oFA

- REGULAR MEETINGS OF
 X this Ia,np the first and tnIrd trl-
 S days oi eIch Iuouth, Tn MesJnc Hll NvuIe ol special meetings hy hoistin. the d4g. c E-KOALEK, President,
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Didn't Affect the Bread.

Land!ady (complainingly)-Flour is go ing up, MT DlodSers.
 Star Eoarlcr Cropping heavy biscuit with d dull thudESo l understand; but your bread doesn't seem to rise cores pondingly. Mrs. Hashley.-Washington l'rifif
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INVITED STATES OFFICERS

United States MArsnal-W K. MEADE. United otatcs Atrorney-H R tFfOKDS.
 rUCsDN LAND OFFICE
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ISIDE POST, G. A. R.

REGULAR MEET NGo OF THE POST will Or held on tnc second and ,OuIth Wedn, S- days ol eaOh m ,n h m MAsonic Han. NouC, O specla meetings sven by nolsung the fosl flag. Il. '-AMPHELL r L.
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eyister-I1E iBERr GROWN. ReceWer-C. K. DNAKs.
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GRAND LOTTERY OF JUAREZ.

Unfer the man9g ement of he Xican !. tern lilo. al Banking CGmpan', Co cess.OnaireS. Incorporates by the State of Chi huahua Mex co.
 E0r CharttabIc Purposes.
 GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING Will ta pace uDlic at the City of JuaIez (for meily Pa 60 Norte), Mexico,
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23l, 1899, Und.r tEe crsonal sup rv.sioH of Heral JOIN S. MosBY and Mr. CAMILo ARGuELLEs, the rmer Z h. leman of such ruuinence in the U it States that his esence one is stuff tent guarantee to the Pub lc Ih Ihy drawIgs will be hel it strict honesty and fairness to all, a The latter he Su ervsot tn MeNi GoyernmenD is oi equal standi and integr ty.
 CAPITAL PRIZE, $6O,OOO