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FACING A REVOLVER.
Brave Girl Who Did Not Fear Arm,

Brave Girl Who Did Not Fear Armed
Thieves.
Margaret Murphy. a pretty domestic of
10 years, is the heroine of South Brooklyn,
She bravely entered the house of her en-
ployer's brother, knowing that two burg
lars were there. She chased them out, and
when they scaled a fence she went over
the fence after them. When they
pointed a revolver at her she did not
finch, and she continued tile chase for
half mile and until she saw the two burg
lars arrested. Margaret is employed in the
family of James O'Donnell of 262b Forty
fourth street. She was sitting on the stoop
of that house when she saw two men force
open basement window of the house of
Michael O'DOnnell, 257 Forty-fou street.
She knew that Michael O'Donnelps family
was away. She looked about for man to
whom she might appeal for assistance, but
seeing none she ran across the street and
jumped through the open window. She
found the burglars busily engaged packing
up clothing. One of them drew revolver
and told the girl that if she did not remain
quiet he would shoot her.
Will youP" asked Margaret. "Then
shootl and looking into the barrel of the
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A Fireman,s Certificate Dated 1796.


While Edward Coles, the contractor and
builder. was tearing rway some of the raft
ers on the property owned by Mr.. John
Whaley, known as the Marvin homestead,
he found a certificate of membership of the
old Volunteer Fire Department of New
York City in state of preservation. On the
top is a woodcut, apparently carved out
with a carpenters chisel. representing a
house on fire, the firemen doing heroic
work, and a hand engine.
The following is the wording of the certi-
fcate:
These are TO certify that John Marvin is, pur-
suant 10 law, nominated and appointed one of
The fremen OF the city OF New York.
18th September. 1896. ROB. BENSON, elk.
The firemen represented on this certificate
are dressed in three-eornored cooked hats,
tailed coats and knee breeches.-Brooklyn
frimac
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Charles G. Slack, tourist from Ohio,
a few days ago one of our party thought he
would fool the porter into giving him good
dinner. He meant it all for lark, but the
porter had been there before See this,
SamP he said, and at the same time slipped
$40 piece under his goblet. Sans eyes
twinkled as he replied, Yes, sah.' Well.
then, give me the best you have got, sabe p
The darky nodded assent and really did get
some fine dishes before the wit. Very soon
his attention was attracted TO his left, and
while he was looking away the porter
glass and dropped it into his pocket. Tie
noise of the coin caused our friend to look
around, and in an instant he saw what had
taken place. The darby grlnned all over as
he said, Got you for that time for suah,
massa. Been dar afore and 'spected de con-
clusion, "-Globe Democrat.
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This beats the Finds of 40.

As Revs. G. L. ". Smith of the Nassau
Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church. and
Mr.. Jarvis of the Lewes a. NJ. E. Church,
both colored, were walking on the beach OPP
posite Lewes, Del, the latter kicked a min
iature barrel, such as is used for church col
lections, and passed on. His companion
was more curious. and, picking 1t up, found
it contained piece of yellow metal. The
find was taken to the Mint in Philadelphia,
where it was pronounced genuine gold and
worth $3.50. The Ministers sold the gold
and donated the money to their congrega.
Record,
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She WouIdn,t Take Any chances.

MARSHALL p. Wilder tells to LOndoners
tale about lady who came to a railway
station and asked when the next train
would go to London. Twelve-fifteen,
said the agent. 1t was then A. NJ. Shortly
after the woman came again and asked the
same question. The same reply was made.
At 10 O'clock the same question and same
answer again; and this was repeated at in
tervals of thirty minutes until IL 80. Then
the agent was vexed. Madame" said he,
mo train will pass the station-express,
freight, goods or accommodation-to London
or from London until 12:15." "Oh," re-
sponded the lady, much relieved. 'then
think I'll venture to cross the tracks p-Ex.
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LONDON, July 6.-The Mark Lane Express says:
English Wheat during the POST week Sd lower. ana
Foreign is lower, excepting Californian. which is
comparatively firm. Reports on English harvest
show pros poets good. Barley also gives fair prom
Use, aud Oats will be a hne crop. AT today's mar
ket English Mheats were duh at 39sG los Fine
Whites, AS Foreign " heats hrmer. Californian
on passage, AIS sd. Flour steady.
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How De Caux Lost Patti,

Did you ever hear now the Marquis de
CauX lost Patti" said Russian gentleman
who was in Chicago a short time ago. He
lost her through his passion for cards" he
went on, land baccarat was the game,
No, he did not make bet of her, but her
running off with Nicolini was the result of
the noble husbands gambling 1t was AT
st. Petersburg, where Patti was singing.
that the rupture occurred. The Marquis was
introduced at the Yacht Club, where high
play at baccarat was going on. Here, as al
the. Jockey Club at Paris, visitor is given
unlimited credit, the member who in PRODUCES
him being responsible. The MARQUIS lost
many thousands of francs more than he
could raise next day, so he took his wife's
casket OF jewels and placed it in the hands
Of his creditors. They were Russian officers.
They at once returned the jewels to the diva.
sendlng a note TO the effect that they could
not accept as the spoils of fortune the Jewels
which had been earned by woman. This
disguised Patti with her noble MARQUIS. and
it was Immediately afterward that tie world
heard that she had eloped with the tenor
Chicago Tribune.
Princeton College has received during the
last year over $780, 900 in gifts.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Wheat weak and lower.
with a moderate amount OF business trans
acted. The market opened weak and prices ranged
from to lI2 lower than the closing figures OF
Saturday, eased off trihe more aud then developed
some strength, and advanced 1856 TO l5sc, then
suddenly declined &c to u aud closed 24c lower
for july 23sc lower for August, and 21sc lower for
December than Thursday. Receipts. $4,000 BUSH
els shipments, 626,0U0.
CHICAGO July g. - Wheat-Cash, CSC. Corn -
6114c. Pork-SlO o7A2. Lard-s6 80. Ribs-$6 10.
MhiSkY-Sl LII.
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fxchange and BuIlio.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day are the Gaelic for China
and Japan, the Point Iona for Grays Harbor the
Newport for Eel River and the Gypsy for The Salinas
River. The Australia falls due from honolulu.
The British bark Kosciusko, 1892 tons, loads Lum-
Der at Port Blakeley for sydney. owners account
The British iron bark orion, 1870 tons, char
tered prior 10 arrival for Wheat to United King
dom, Havre or Antwerp, 3Ss Cd.
The ship Geo Stetson, 1880 tons. Is chartered for
Wheat TO United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, Ais
Sd.
The Geo. W. Elder takes for Callao q, 500 eentals
Wheat valued at S40.5SS; Ca tarina Accame for
Havre, SIS 1913 ctls ISlOO.05U; John E. Sayre for
DunkirS, 56.O76 ctis at S92 800; Ethel Zane for
Adelaide, 10000 feet Lumber at sl2,AO0.
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About Wedding Rinps.

Il is almost as difficult to lose a wedding
ring as 1t is to lose poor relation. A young
Huntington bride dropped the golden
circlet which she had recently won. but
when she began to make her husband earn
his breakfast by moving and raking the
lawn, the ring turned up again clinging tc
one Of the,teet Of the rake. Again, Mrs,
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HER IN ALL THINGS.
Pur1,P RorRKE MARsroN.

PHILIP BoURKE MARsToS
Unto mine ear I set faithful SHELL,
That. as OF Old, IL might iearse TO me
The very music Of the far-oH sea.
A nd thrill my spirit with Its huctuant spell;
But not the seas tones there grew audible,
BUT Loves voice. whispering tow and tenderly
OF things so dear that they must ever be
Unspokeu. save what heart TO heart may tell;
And hearing in the shell those tones divine,
Where once heard the seas 'ow sounds confer,
said uHtO myself: This life of thine
Holds nothing then which is not part OF Her,
And all sweet things that to men minister
Comes but from Love who makes Her heart his
shrine"
New England Magazine, July.
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San Francisc Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaugaterers to dealers ara
ae follows:
BEEF-Choice. SC; first quality, 51ac: second
quality. SC; third do. 4aiI3c
NUT roN-W others. IA Csc; Ewes, 7S71ac
SPRING LAAIB-SGo9c y 10.
PoRK-L.ve Hogs as Isc p 70 for heavy h1ri
grainfed and 51&955sc for light average do: sto;r
Hogs, baGa43sc IS 10; dresse do, S0Sb2c q ID
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EvENIxa. July 8.

MONDAY EVENING. July 8.
SUMMARY THE MARKETA
No Grain quot1tionS.
Potatoes and Onions easy.
Choice Butter aud Eggs frmer.
Cheese firm.
Poultry nominal.
Peaches and Apricots weak.
River Tomatoes coming III.
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2s@soc for good to choice aad 2214@25c p fol
common to fair. -
HIDES AND PELTS-HeayY salted steers, &c @ ~
medium dc a M: light sc: Cowhides. SC p ID; salt
ed Kip, 4c saIted Gait 6a7c; dry Hides usual So
lection. l0Iac: dry KIDS, 1OIae; dry CaI. lVzscii
prime Goatskins 3O@50c eacn; Deer skins, gooo
summer, 37Iac; medium. 30935 thin. 2OSGZ6c;
Sheepsklns, shearIings. 1O925c; short wool; 3VlS
zoe; medium 10000: long WOOL 9Oeg$l ~ = io.
Cults of all kinds about lac less.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 49412e;- re
fined. 61614c; Grease. Size p 10.
WO0L-SprIng clips range as follows: Cnolco
Northern 20922c q n: Southern, years stapl ..
l49 sc: do seven months, l5Gl7c: FoothilI and
MlddIe CountIes. lSl2Gc; Nevada I54lSe q %.
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British Grain Market

LONDON, July 6.-Consols. $685. United States
Bonds-4's, 1lS3s; do, AZ. lO2; Silver, 46l4d;
Rentes, 95f SC. Bullion into Bank OF England,
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New York Mlrkets.

NEW YORK. July 6.-The stock market opened
with little more animation, the tone In the main
peing strong. The resumption OF the outgo OF gold
checked a most promising upward movement among
leading shares The bears made a vigorous demon
stratiOn against Burlington in the forenoon and the
raid WAS accompanied by the circulation of a story
of projected issue OF bonds; this slightly affected
the remainder of Changers, but ftatterius reports
from growing crops render these shares almost
pregnabe. The raid effected Increase in the out
standing shoIt interest without much reduction in
the price OF stock. The close steady and gen
orally at small fractions better than Fridays mai
figures Governments steady. Petroleum closed at
671ac.
NEW YORK July 6.-United States Bonds-4's,
III: 415's 100: Northern Pacific. 223s: Canadian
Pacific SlH2: Central Pacific. 81; Union Pacific,
4412 AtcEisOn and Santa lie, 527s; wells-Fargo.
l37; Western Union. 1884 Silver. 81 011s; Ster-
ling, 81 s6tG4 SO.
NEW YORK. July 6 Wheat - July, 81 %;
Flour-Lower. COffee-duy, SIG SO sugar-3G
go Hops-Paclhc Coast, - a2Sc- Hides-I3IaC.
Copper-Lake Sl2 S. TIn-SpOt. $40 3d. Lcat-
Domestic 81 4712. lron-Sl4 fetroleum-671 Zee.
EvAPoRATED CALIFoRSIA PEACHES.
NEW YORK, July IA parcel of choice quality
evaporated California peaches, il bags, sold at
1012c {. Ii.
have advanced to 10 points. except july which is
steady. Later the ADVANCE was lost. closing quiet
and weak July SIG 30; August, $50 10; Septem-
Der, SIS; October, Sl4 10: November, $13 50 :;
sales. 10000 bags. Rio hi.
Sugar-Raw duh and nominal at 334 c for centrifu-
gal $50; &c Tor fair refining, 2 for OIaSses sugar
Refined quiet; cut loaf, &C; crushed, sc; powdered,
mold 43yc; contectioneEs' a, Ise; No. II, 4$sc;
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child. she cried for castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to oastoria,
When shehad Children, she gave them castoria
aus ~ saTuTh L., TX
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DIR. Luderltz says that coffee acts as
germicide and destroys the bacili of enc lera,.
anthrax and typhus in few hours.
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General 1,erchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas. So s7c; Wool Bags, 36S3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: CAbe. Crushed.
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 51sc . ~
Dry Graduated. 512c; COnfecIiOners' A. 5%sct
Extra G, 412c; Golden O. 14c G, %; Bags, Ac more
hal ,1.I
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From san Francisco.
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sun AID TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THOMAS
TENNENT. ChrOnOmeter and Instrument
Maker Is Market Street.
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Builders' Contracts
He Was SUCH an 01IigIng Condu.

j. Mccormack with Y. a Grifnth, to build on lot
on w line OF ShOtwe ST., 81 ). Of Twentieth
s37OO
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NoTE.-As the Produce Exchange was not in ses-
sion yesterday quotations for grain and gram prod
anti a1
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BAL
A W Hart, Seattle
A Il Mays. Denver

A Is Mays. Denver
# o Burkhardt, Portland
II Il BobZen, Nebraska
A L Burton, Onawee
c Robinson, New York
S + Spence & W, Denver
VI Luggy, Rochester
j Temple, Santa Rosa
ID Mitchell, Portland
ii A uuruh n W, Arcadia
A Murphy IL W, 5 Clara
l L Franks, Alameda
j + johnson, Alameda
q n Poole. San Diego
Mrs L Rienzi, Sausalito
ppnnIxT
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DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION.
\ Complete List of Nominees for the Var
 ious County Offices.

W. A. Switzer, chairman of the Democratic Central Convention, called the convention to order at l0:30 o'clock this morning, in neat and appropriate speech.
 E. $. Gosney was then nominated and elected permanent chairman, and E. K. Ellinwood permanent secretary.
 A Committee consisting of NJ Saltz man, Geo. ?. Thornton and W. H. Ashurst was appointed on credentials.
 A Committee on Resolutions was then appointed, with E. s Gosney as chairman, the other members being David Babitt aud E. E Ellinwood.
 The convention then adjourned un til 2 p. m. to allow the committees tc report, and give the members chance to better fix up their slate which was somewhat shattered. ...
 Convention called to order at } pm
 The committee on Credentials re ported the following delegates entitled to a seat in the convention:
 WiLLIAMs-C. k. Boyce, by Geo P. Thornton, proxy; Jas Johnson, by w. H. Ashurst, proxy; w. w. Bass
 FLAGsTAEF-David Babbitt, J. J Uonohue, John II. Hicks, by E. s iosney, proxy; E. E. Ellinwood, Geo Hox worth, Thos F. McMiIlnn, k. W Crockett, w. II. Ashurst and A. F ;ibson.
 WALSuT-Wm. Morris. Bellemont, Challender and Tubs City were not represented. Repolt accepted.
 The following nominations, excep, for Board of Supervisors, were mad' y exclamation:
 Dsisyatc .e Canstitutional Conven t,on, T. C. Norris.
 SheriGr--J. w. Francis,
 Treasnrer-Ieb B,bbitt.
 Recorder J. Pitts.
 District Attorney--H. D. Ross.
 Probate Juds dse--J. E. Jones.
 Messrs Thos. F. MrMillon, James T. Muuls, Wm. H. Smott, c. E Boy,e and X. T. Cornish were ther nominated for supervisors. McMil lon, Boyce and Cornish having re ,eivel the highest number of votes were unanimously declared the nomi n'es of the party for supervisors. County Surveyor-F. B. Jacoos. l The old County Central Committe' were elected. except A. T. Cornisl aud O. E. Boyce, and James Welcl and W. H. Ashurst were elected t. iili their places by exclamation.
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Protact Your Health.

Cold and moisture combined have a torporising effect upon the bodies organs, and the digestive and secre. tive processes are apt to be more tardily performed in winter than Tn the fall. The same is true, also. in the excretory functions. The bowels are often sluggish. and the pores of the skin throw off but little waste matter at this season. Tn. system, therefore, requires opening mp little and also purifying and regulating, and the safest. surcst and most thorough tonic aud alterative that can be used for these purposes is Aoste,ter' Stomach Bitters. Persons who wish to escape the rheumatic twinres, the dyspep,ic agonies, the painful disturbances of the bowels, the bilious attacks, and the nervous visiti,ions. so common at this lime of the year, will do we'll to reinforce their system with this renowued vege. table stom,chlc and invigorant. It improves the appetite, strengthens the stomach, cheers the spirits, and renovates the whole physique.
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GENERAL ELECTION
faAAlAs \ STATE CONSTITUTION.
An Election for Delegates to be Held on the Second Tues
 day in May.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT [
Ts so6sm # m y eorfers :

7s soAsm i'm. y eosfers! | WHEREAS, Sec,ion 9 of an act of the Six teen,h Legislad C Assembly oi the Territory of Arizona, approved March Io. 1891, en. titled an act "to provide for the holding of a convention for the purpose of framing a state Constitution to be submitted L, [ he | people for their approval or rejecuon,' I makes il ihe duty of the Governor of the Territory ei ArrlzonI to lssue a proclama ton caiiiss special el ection for the cleo uon of delegates [, constitutional c,nyen lion as pr .sided n sud aSt. "which pro |. l clamaIion skall be issued not less than forty days before the second Tuesday Tn May A. D., TS9T. .... Now, therefore, l, John N. Irwin. Gov. einor oi the lenuory, in pursuance of the du'S enJo'ned upon me Tn aud act of the sih'eenii Legislative Assembly of Arizona, do hereby order general election to bt ueiu in lne several counties of this territory on the second Tuesday of May, A. D., IsYf' 10 elect delegates to a convention ap. pointed by sand acl of the Sixteen th Legis, iatiVe Assembly of AriLona. to bs hel. In the ciy oi Ph eaix on the first Monday i 9eptsmPer, i59y. for the purpose cf framing eonstiluliou ,o b. submitted to the legal soisss "i ,his teiri,o J for their approval or | Iejec,ion.
 inc number of delegates to be eios-a ac 1. eofu'hg to said act al sall election Tn ,he sev erai eouhlies IS q, follows:
 Two delegates shail re elected by the VOL. srs oi tue eoGsay oi Apache.
 ons deiesite shall be elected by the 'otes oi ine county of CoconinJ.
 
 ihfee delegates shall be elected by the voters oi the .ourty ni CochiSe.
 Two dei'g4les shall be elected by the 'oieis Ui tle 'uufy uf Srahln.
 one delegate shall b. slscleJ by the voieis "i tne county of Gtla. | imse oeiesatas sha l be elected by thI 'o'ef' oi the county of MaricJpa.
 ohe dsiesAte snnl be eleced by th, so'eisoi inS county oi Mohayc. l Two delegates shall be elected by tn, 'olsis oi the courty vl .'lntl.
 ihiee oeiesales shall be elected by th No'sis oi the. Sou.ty oi Pima.
 ons delegate snail te elected by tn Ft'e's oi Inc county of Yuma. ihiee ue egaies shall be elected by th 'o's's oi the county oi Yavapai.
 AAu ao heTcU) otsr a reward of S, TOT The aires, and e"ayielion oi any a"d ever pefSon 'h'iat'ns any oi the pross ions ( 'i'ie ! |, par. [, U tne Penal Code.
 In "".ieAs, hereunto set my hand an Caused the great seal oi the Tern , lsEAL. tory to De auixed' Done at rhJe
 nn, ine capitol. March 24, A. b ioJI. JOiN N. IRWIN,
 Governor. By the Governor.
 No. MuKr.Y, Secretiry of State.
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sprsading for Leagues Around.

The inarshY, overfowed lands, sunken lots and half submerged river banks, which give them birth, the seeds of malaria impre snate the air md are inhaled at every breath by thousands unprovided with any ade. .quate safeguard against the baaeful influence. Yet such exist-poten, alike to remedy or to prevent, pure in its constituents, and the profess ionally recognized substitute for the hateful drug, quinine. Its name IS ,Hos.stter's Stomach sBitters, s-famil;; {; f ,eciiic and safeghafd, foremost no, only as an antidote to malaria, but also as means of permanently re. moving dyspepsia, and relieving con stipa,ion. liver complaint, rheuma tism, kidney and bladder ailments and nervousness. Among invigor ants 1t takes the first place, and i also superb appetizer. Use i Systematically.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and perman cure of consumption. Bronchitis, Catalrah, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested us wonderful curative pow CTS in thousands of cases, has felt II his duty to make it known to his suffering follows. Actua,ed by this motive and a desire to relieve human suferings. I will send free of charge, to aii who desire it, this recipe. in German French or English, with full directions L,r preparing and using. Sent by mail oy addressing with stamps. naming this paper.
 W. A. NoYEs. 82o Powers Bioek, Rochester, N Y.
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nncklenl ArnIca s.lxe.

The Best Salye in the world for Buts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptiong, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfa ,tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Brannen.
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DaopOSALS FOX MILITARY sUr.

DROPOrAlS FOX MILITARY sur Il PLIES AT ROND SrArIoNS-iiead- . quarters Der artment of Arizona, Office Of the Chief Quartermlster, Los Angeles, California. April IS, 1891. - Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will be received a, this office. until Ii clock A NJ. on Monday, May iS, 1891, and opened Immediately the, eaftes in the presence ol bidders for the furnishing of Fuel. Forage and Water ;t Road Static ms in the Department of Arizona to passing public teams, or attachments oi troops. during the fiscal year commencing July |. 1891, and ending June 90, 1892
 Hank fcrms for proposals, containing particulars of the supplies required and instructions To bidders, will he furnished on application to this office. or to ,h. Quarter masters at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Huachucl. and San Carlos ani Whipple Barracks, 4. T.. and Forts Biyard, tinlon, and wingate, N. Nj The Government re. serves the right to reject any or all bids. A
 :. kIMBALi.. Qaar,ermaster, U. 5. A 1. Chief Quartermaster. .#
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Prescott, Ari1 Il
 March 2I. ISor. {

NJ OTICE Is hereby given that the follow IN ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and iha, said proof will be male before the Register and Receiver |, Prescott, Arizona, on Wednesday. May 70. 1891, viz. MYRoN A. CARRIER, Ho6iesiead Application No. 6jo tor the North g1 o Northwest 4 and North 4 of Nonheast < of Sec, q, Twp. IS, N K. 7E.
 He names the following witn1sses t prove hh continuous re4idesee upon, an, cu.tivatoh of, .a,d land, vik John Wood of Camp Verde, Aria.; Daniel K. Prime. o FlagstaE, AriI.; Rudolph p. Willard. c Cottonwood. Ariz; James Kelley. of Flag 1. staf, ArIzona.
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WET TrECiFlC co Atlanta. Ga
Life ,s Misery

To thousands of people who have the taint of scrofula in their blood. The agonies caused by the dreadful running sores and other manifestations of.this disease are beyondsdssnription. There is no other remedy equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla for ssrofula, salt rheun and every form of blood disease. I, is reasonably sure to benefit all wht give it fair trial Be sure to gel Hoods.