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siIvspAr. july 2e-Tlour was weak, with very little
naturally had more or less depressing effect Exrorts
200 bts 4c, Receipts 10. sio bbls. &c Winter wheat
brands bbls. quoted follow No grade 81 "a
ysis5; me, si;ssSs2 Isl, surerhns, s.?59.ss5;
No, extra S2+o0S2 80: No. extra, 81 5u3S: as:
clear, s27osS3: sTniEhts $34ya 20; patents S. 400
~ !si MchigAn slralfa ~. "a i6gs9 ~ cy miis Tor
GRAIs-wheat Was active, excited. aud &c. to 30.
lower here and at lhtcaRo tho depression at Chicago
being the most marked as the financial cond ions
there were more unfav0Tabls than they Ne.e here.
Lower cables good receipts OF new heat the Wsst
favorable crop reports and heavy long liquidation
well as at the West southwest and Northwest CON
trbused 70 III. deprsssion ihs export trad.
bush. including $4,000 tor export. No red o. b.
anont AuguSt ieilsc under sep!ember, aud at the
under December 70 arrive. and lc. under Sept smber
September 10 Arrivs and sample rcd at 84S67e. and
exc Ind. ss ss sa.s ESsp Is
77,ts6 puluth: 4s;lso; g. Louis, 81 600; Toledo
York. lt2 226 Bsltimoss lboe+s; Philadelphia. 80.
90 aud Boston "a s9t Gfosd total poo otI 6ash
Future sales II. $50. 900 bush. as foowIi
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HALF HOLIDAY SALE.
livery LOT TO BE POSITIVELY SOLD. RAIN OR
sHINE THE BEAUTIFUL IRVING PROPERTY. OVER
LOOKING EkGLEwoOD.
FREE EXCURSION BY STEAMBOAT TO FORT LEE.
ALSO BY 12oru sr FERRY AND BY NORTHERN
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
NEW PALIsADE r. r. CLOSE By AND NEW ELEo-
TRIO ROAD NOW BEING BUILT
TERMS s5 A LOT DOWN AND % FER MONTH.
COME AND GET BARGAINS. EVERY LOT WILL BE
POSITIVELY SOLD. DOZENS OF NEW HOUSES
BUILT SINCE LAST SALE. you WOULD NOT
KNOW THE PROPERTY. SUCH HAS BEEN THE IN.
PRovEMEST STREETS so FEET WIDE
LARGE LOTS EITHER FOR PRIVATE DWELLINGS,
OR on MAIN ROAD FOR BUSINESS.
TICKETS AT TIE USUAL PLACES: READY TuRs
DAY WRITE FOR FREE PASSES TO THE SALE
AND ALL INFORMATION TO TIE ArCT1oNEER.
VIM. E rAILon ~ MAIN ST.. uAcHENsAoK. n. ).
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Hi,'idends md Snterest.


THE NJ METROPOLITAN VEST SIDE Ell
EyATED u. n Co
TREASCRERS OFFlCE CHICAGO July "a 1898
. The coupons for interest duo. Aug. l. 1903 on the
First Mortgage per cent 50year Gold Bonds OF tho
Chicago. will be paid by tho West Side Construction
Company. 81 Nassau ST.. New YORK. and BY the Com.
mercin Loan and Trust Co.. llb La Bale st. Chicago
on and after that date.
GEO HIGGINsOE. JR. Treasurer.
THE WABASH RATLROAD COMPANY.
1so BROADWAY.
MoTIGEM ,n ,hs p1Ipe;s Of Prspsrlns iof The
pondhoiders of this Company 10 be he'd In H. Louis
DO closed Saturday. Aug ~ next n IL O'Clock mon
and Will DO reopensd Wednesday. Sept. 10, 1898. al
J. c. OTTEROE. Secretary
Louisiana and Missouri River n II. First
Louisiana aud MIasoUri kivsr II. II. Guarap.
tees Preterfed Stock.
Kansas City, NJ. Louie .rnN Chicago N. H.
Preferred stock.
Coupons and dividends on tho above, m turing Apa
l. lS.a Will be paid on and aftor that date at the OF.
CUYLER, MORGAN 81 CO.,
~ Pine st.. Eow York
II Isp3-Dividend No. bo.-Thrss doiars per yshsrs
WI be payable Aug is next to registered holders 40
Inst Soct holders residing in sshchusetts will be
PAID at the onloe NJ Nr. N. H. Daniels Transfer Agent
30 Congress- st., Boston.
by order WIN R TODD. Treasurer.
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In al sales compare with those OF yesterday

ouotations. railway bends weak The i tS:
hsssN And N .n f nr,a "a s
soils. General Electric debenture IS. Hooking
| Valley IS. Richmond and Terminal 5s,. ,KoNd:
TsIga Tea%s P"sS and
Tbs more Important net s7, declines ell, IS we're IN
chcsso and Scrth Paco it, 70
Denver, apd Rio Grande con.ol 4s, y. to a.
General EsStrte debent4H ". 5s, Ss. t. &c.
ne and e. tsn rs I : Raau Si
d sfS'? 9is e'9 9ss 10 isl stei
and 2is. ~ ? cent to 90: The noteworthy
SS' nnS TsSss Pa es q s Ss9 g.
In bank stocks 100 shares Of Western Ma
tional sold at 1O0.
Bar silver il od London: 32d An add,tio G!,d
cents per ounce made late last evening 10 re-
sponse to a counter Offer, was ann ounced at tho
Trsasury tosday This makes axes, the tot1l r VIZ
ounces for tho month. Next Monday, VIII be
the last purchase day. Several offers at higher
any counter offer being made. The Treasury
officials have been advised by the Mint author
failed to deliver II. Notice has been sent them
th.t the silver must St; be delivered within twon-
Money on call nomnally 81 cont There Is
next to nothing doing In time money. and
whatever transactions arc made are the result
OF special negotiation. The comm ercial paper
mark ct is again at q standstli.
The foreign exchange market was dull as
usual on Saturday and tho tone was weak for
both Sterling and Continental: There wa. an
increased supply OF grain bills and other
commercial acce ptane es, particularly In francs.
but bankers generally were not disposed TO
buy. preferring to await the events OF
next week. The demand for cable trans
iiers to London TO cover Fold importa;;
asking rates for sterling. s4siGs4.s2 for long
bills and 81. 50 'afn S4S4t. for demand. Actual
rates are: Long bills s4.sOfdS4 sos: sight
DRAFTS. S4;SSn0St ~: and cable transfers.
@5:25 for long md, and ,552ss.p5:22.. ioI sight:
for short; guilders. 3Ss for long and 30's for
short.
Domestic exchange on Now York: Boston
IS cents discount for cash: checks. 10 cents
dlsGount to par; chaslestonIBuHing. par:
discount: selling par to y premium. Now
Orleans-Bank. 100 premium: com m eroial. par.
San Francisoo-Sight. 70: telegraphio, 80.
81. Louls-s5.5O discount. Chlcago-S5N9slO
discount
The waakl 10 h, ri otatop,ont eho~..
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Pier 3. North River and bulkheads adjoining;
BENZ Cnrsknidon and Wife 10 Pennsylya.


Pier 8; North RIVER and bulkheads Adjoining:
Benz Cnrsknidon and wife to Pennsyiva-
Fam. prop; Unl.-d New Jer,ey Railroad and '>o'''
Canal 90 TO same .;..;.....;....:; 80. 5s4es
SANE to same; s2e7l
rennsyiyan,s : r Co to Benj v Carska ddon So 4o5
wife to Jno Murtha ..............,." ...
Simpson 81. IS, 81! Lyon ST, boxio0; 4 Char.
rncs Dorrets and wife to frsdt johanna
7e,h st !: ao5 v ID Az sxio3 !; Benz Bat 1'i0o
nett OF al 70 ISABELLA Nu{snt. 1880
7S.h T. asosx I'd .v aS1ioas :: sam: 10 $4,000
s5.h ss o%"s 2t5 I'd Az ao1itiU: oo,,co 1860
Msnns,e And auo to Juliu. Tr.dlandsr, 1900
76th Ct. H5 West: VIM Jacob and anot to
Ksooapkp sosroAG,.
Armstr0nE George. to Rooser. 8 Decatur
CALVIN charts. D, to Andrews, v College '''
Bssthea. " Ja%.. 10 D.vi; cor Iis.i 800
Johannessn Frsdf .. to K & bof.s,t simp 1'''
walton. rrs"s.: f' 7" E Gardner cor 1oo0
Murray: William i. to Russell S 5 ioa isitto
Bnrrstt. sss,a Amin. and Isaac Cohen TO Ali oooo
Gross. 80 10Th st. " "a ay. yrs Ql:....... 1880
senSh JONI NJ TO arooiztngsi. is Stanton ON"
CGristninnn valentine to ii Cohn. . R,rne. '''o'
ton 81. Mangin st. INSTALL. ....,.......... 1900
schaefer phb. to q a schaofor. s 57ith 1t'c o
cummini Lucy H. to Ellis Morris. 18th av.Sc '0o''
Banma ann Hermsn and ano to Max Xiexan. '''''
Clarke Thomas S. to NJ Hines, 81 Madison st.
Cohen Jacob. to Strauss. asi East sIst SIS >'o
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ys'v 22 Juiv 20 rharo-s
Loans. S4Op ly1 800 S+O6 1856 200 Dec 81 7o5 300
Depo.it:. 800. $4,000 49,. 100 Dec s.2naloo
Leg'i tnd's. 80. 500 200 2s6lO 700 Dec. O. 8ps 800
specis-..... tA5s3.3OO 6263l.|OO Dec. 1.22l 400
Reserve. SU6. 1872 800 SHl. 242 600 Dec So III 300
Reeve red. S7.bl8,Ooo B6.54t.275 Dec 2.O-4 T15
n,ac I q ~ Jpc a IA D,
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Business Chaueea.

CoSPECrIOsRKY AND ICE CREAM SALOON
" Wholesale and retail now doing a rns business
cashing over ST. go per month"; also a bran ch store
cashinR $500 per month For further particulars ad.
dross BROOKLYN ho1 Fl !. sun ofFce.
E0R sALE-MilneIy business. 40 miles from Now
York: established fifteen years: party retiring;
splsndid opportunity Apply 10 JOHN DAVIS. 500
broadway.
7 UMBER YARD-GrorinZ suburban town: dwelling
~ house and ontbuiidinss: side track ready for
businesk easily enlarged; good reason for selling;
Only $500 cash required. r.. box 21" Sun Office.
DARTNER WANTED with 81, 900 to IS 600; hne. rof
] erenso given and required. Address Box a., l. 3VI
Broadway.
VVAHT TO MAKE M1SEY quick hesa ha I'd times =
w Partner wanted with small pia at once: patent
ed article: investigation solicited.
FALL TRADE. 1.420 I'd av.
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treat extent neglected. Spot sales 80 200 bu.h.
the local and for port early Aurnst Al xtS<a ru-
ture sales LOG, 900 bush, a. foiiowsi
,... oper'sa Lorss 8te,et oo.f-s
tSssssss%s'i: iii Il ~
Oats we're steady on the ,pot but kai<c easter for
i n 6psnrss The trading vas les, ssvs spot sale,
August DO At S2xe scpts mber do. at S7tsoi No: do
3! 8ntssIei No. mixed At 3ekc; unGraasd ~
o,ssoci for white and 3Uixe3so. for mixed Future
sales $4,000 bush, As follows
Tail openis1. Loteost Highest co.lrs,
aaSSs;l SSSSa sSs s sSS
Other grain wa, Quot and RE was depressed After
Change curb price. were: &hsat.septsmbsr 9s,te
Si'tc. closing BSho; December. 7btfa7btfo. closing
IbAc. Corn-AnEust, 47c; keptember. 1910 Oats
July. aoc september, ao93oJsc. These were the Chi
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ss sss Tn ss MARIE. sis
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glairroyauts.

WokDERFUL cLAInyoYAkr tells from cradle Z
" nass; every hidden mystery revealed: Isnav ~
sv gives good sue business, rsSyss
ptnfs sepAyAtsd tegetheri never fsiis,
AAIsfaetioA OF no charge Address Ira T. aI6 Az ~
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Deficit. $l.256650 S4.3Ol.575 Inc 81 o45. l25
Tns 1s. ri so year and two years
The n
wssk the shs wet and
81 .536;084 for the CORRESPONDING week q last
year The Imports Of spees were
sone ana silver sSoI $40 tots q sS6l se
exports q specie since jan, j have been. gold
500 7G0.553 and silver sla683. 435, q total Of
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad for June
pared with the same month Of last year.
s1s2. 02a337; sssHceivcd ed during the week for
OF deposit IS In the Treasury to redeem national
bank notes, $50. 3s3.ooo. decrease for tho
The receipts from. customs for the week
totsl ana o :RfsF aaa,nst ' s
DsS tS2 lat week Receipts i9T M year ana
last saturday as follows:
s 's .ss a.: "a ssss
treasury notes. ........ 1ao4o729 lo,o7.ss2
Totals .sl22 4Oa, 4so ,i2i 2s6. 100
Deposits in national banks. Sll.630 $50
against 81. 0O. 4sS last SATURDAY, Bonds held
to tho foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act Of July IA 1890.
Sl4S sos. and Treasury notes issued
S13o73 are outstanding.
Money In London. AiDh v cent. Rate Of dis
count In the, open market, for both short and
bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day. f58.OOo. Paris advioes
quote 3 I, cents tO7 francs 92k confines and
exchange on London at % francs 20k cen
times.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to- day were as follows:
Sales Opsnfne HfshssA LosssL Closfns
200 LeAdvtlle ............ 10 10 10 10
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03

IT is a most remarkable fact that since 1880 sugar consumption has increased on this continent from 43 pounds to 69 pounds per capita. It is said that the amount of sugar consumed by a people is Tn direct ratio with their civilizat on. In view of this theory, it is interesting to observe that Italy, Turkey and Nor way use 8 pounds per capita yearly; Russia, Greece, and Spain use 10 pounds, Austria uses 15 pounds; Germany and Sweden 23 pounds; Holland 27 pounds; France 29 pounds; Switzerland 8 pounds; England 79 pounds.-TheS Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, La.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
OVER A POKER GAME.
Barny Palm Narrowly Escapes Being
 Killed

There was poker game at Barny Palms saloon at Stafford Tuesday n get which ended in a row that came very near resulting in the killing of Palm by a young man named Charley White There were five or six persons Tn the game and it.lasted all Tuesday night Early Wednsday morning White and Palm got into difficulty, White being accused of "ho' ding out" cards. Finally Palm told White ii he wanted fight to go off and ''heel" himself. White Jeff the saloon, going to Owens mill, where he procured A. Winchester with which he returned to tha saloon. Tbe game ended with the difficulty, but tue clay CTS were still in the saloon hen Wh t. returned. Without word of warning White threw opei the door and leveled the cooked gun in Palms face. The bv- islanders lut kly were in reach of the gun and grabbed 1t before it was fired. Tomas Grijalva threw his hand under the hammer If the gun and i WAS bruised. White was then knocked down twice with a chair in the hands of Charlie Adams, and the disturbance ended.-Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Gazeffa-


 Two ladies, in the south part of town, put on pants every evening and try to ride bicycle.
 Strawberries are selling at 35 cepts 8 box in Tom bstone' while here in Phoenix they are almost drug in the market at 15 cents box.
 Captain Calderwood said d--n the newspapers. It might be remem bered that the Captain came out ln a bran spanking pew suit of clothes the day fol- lowing the Alger Convention. It has al ways been charged that General Alger was exceedingly lavish f funds during state conventions. Yes, newspapers gre very bad things when they tell the truth.
 Chief Engineer N. R. Gibson. of the Gila Bend canal, is up from Gila Bend. He says the canal is almost ready for water The dam will be completed in about ten days, when a small amount of water will be turned m. The company will not turn in a full head of water for 1ix week.. A small amont only will run down to puddle the canal and allow the banks to settle. There will be water for fall crops and several hundred acres of grain Ill be put in for hay.
 A serious accidsrt happened COW boy out on Center street last night, While MT. Wilcox, of Mcdowell. was driving 8 band of cattle out to the Simms ranch north of Phoenix for delivery to M. E. Hurley, one of the cowboys named Byers ran his ho' einto twenty-five foot vel, z, both horsa and rider tumbling to the bottom. There vas about four feet of water ID the we'll and it is wonder they were not both drowned. The other men with the outfit ran to the we'll and drew the cowboy out compara lively uninjured. |. but the horse was not so lucky and died before he could be rescued,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03

AN evil of the patent office, and one which it will be hard to circumvent, is becoming prominent with the new change of administration. The follow ing is an extract from a circular letter recently sent from New York:
 I beg leave to inform you that have resigned my position of assistant exami- her ID the electrical division of the United States patent office which l have occupied nearly four years, having pre- viously occupied 8 like posi- ion for nearly three years in the division of pneumatics.
 The foregoing was sent to the in ventor of an electrical device now in the secret archives of the patent office, where incomplete inventions are sent for pro- tection, pending their improvement and completion. Only from the secret archives could the address have been obtained.
 Thus an opportunity of great wrong to inventors is given. The late exam ner may have clients with the same class of invention which he has already viewed in the secret archives of the patent office. These incomplete inventions he may give to his client, to the damage of the actual inventor.
 It is an evil, but as we have said, not easy to overcome.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
BROWN - Manager
DAY OF A GRATEFUL NATION.

Blue coats and badge of red, white and blue with crossed cannon, will cover brave hearts tomorrow.
 Throughout the Union small ranks, very thin ranks, mostly two by two, will march together. Years ago-thirty years ago-they marched side and side, but it was not then by twos or by fours. Great columns. many elbow to elbow, have been sadly thinned by an enemy against which no bravery can avail.
 This year there will be more graves to decorate than ever before. Next year the number of new graves Twill be greater than those of the past year.
 Soon the civil war can no longer be story at first hand. The tales of belch- ing cannon; men torn and writhing or dropping forward without moan; of dashing charge; the conquest of strategy; silent watch OCT sleeping con- rades, back and forth, back and forth; the trescherous work of shsrpshooter; the long agony of hunger in prison pen these will soon be no longer memories -only the stories told by father to children or the pages of history. The Sons of Veterans-a noble organization will ere long tell the gallant deeds of fathers gone, and they will place the flowers on the graves of the dead heroes. They will go to the graves unaccomps- nied by the brave old soldiers in the blue coats and wearing the red, white and blue emblem of the Grand Army of the Republic.
 Some Decoration day there will be but one old soldier, who will weakly, but with the old time pluck, go and pay floral tribute to the comrades of whom he is the last A little later and his grave too will be wreathed in the bright emblems of a memory of great nation preserved and moistened with the tears of 8 grateful people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
A Fried Remedy for Biliousness.

Those who suffer from disorder or inact!on of the liver will never get the upper hand of the unruiy organ so long as they use such irrational r medies as blue pill, calomel and podo. hyllin. But from the tried and popular medicin-, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, they may expect relief with certainty of obtain ing it. The influence of the Bitters upon the great biliary gland is direct, powerful and speedily felt. The relief afforded is not spasmodic, but comp etc and permanent. The sallowness of the skin, furred appearance of the tongue. indigestion, costiveness, headache, nausea, pans through the right side and shoulder, in fact every accompani ment of the obstinate complaiut are entirely ard promptly removed by a course of this iGestim8b,e ID d cine, in behalf of which testimony is constantly from every quarter, and from all claases of society.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME.

Month after next the senate investi- gating committeeman will be here and Tucson must be in readiness to receive them. They are the most distin- guished body of zaen that ever came to us as sisstors and investigators, ard the recepsisn that onght to be accorded them should be commensurate with their dignity as senators of the nation and the importance of the mission thny have on hand. They are to visit Ari- Zon8 for the purpose of examining iuto the resources of the territory and report to the senate on the eligibility of Arizona and her people for the responsi- bilities and duties of statehood.
 To entertain this delegation of enquirers will cost money, and as citi- zens of this great southwest territory. we should do it lavlshly. The admission of Arizona to statehood means mint of money and is worth a tremendous amount of trouble. With them comes the opportunity of statehood, for upon their report Arizona goes in or stays out. To stay out is ruiuous to the com merciRl interests of the territory, but If We get in We must pave the way for ad- mission through the coming committee.
 It should not be done through any special or existing organization but through mass meeting to which the public are invited. An organization must be effected, committees appointed and money raised. This can only be done by square deal with the masses, every ore of whom is in crested in the welfare and prosperity of the coming state.
 We do not want any show of exclu- siveness merely because they are great senators who are coming to see us, but we want representation of the people whom the visiting statesmen will repre- sent. Let this representation be carried impartislly through the several com mittees. Let these committees be made up of active and energetic meR and the result will be great success.
 To begin wiz h few citizens must get together and issue the call for public meeting. Let the time and place be we'll arranged. Such opportunities come seldom and should be made the most of
 Let the ball be started rolling.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
Snaciman Cases

s. H. Clifford New Cassel, Wis.,, was troubled with Neuralgia und Rheuma- tism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming de- gree, appetite fell away. and he was ter ribly reduced in flesh snd strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
 Edward Shephered, Harrisburg, ILL, had a running sore on his age of eight years star ding. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica, Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by George Martins. druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03

those in which the English themselves admit that they cannot compete with their American rivals, and among these are the departments Of electricity and machinery. The secretary frankly ad- mits that the English electricians and machine builders would not take rank with Americans. In the first place, he says, American mechanics In the main are the equal if not the superiors of the British, and in the second place there is little market, in this country for British mechanical inventions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03

THE leaders of the Arizona democracy are prone to dsrespectful criticism of Governor Hughes administration. The very air they breathe appears to be hostile to it. The causes hat have led to this sad arrangement among the Cockslorums of the party are said to be many and far reaching. The gap is believed to be daily widening and by the time statehood is reached the united, harmonious and victorious re- publlcsns will drive through it with five thousand majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
They Didn't uisarm

An instance of the kInd of order they had in the early days of Arizona is told of Justice Sy kes, formerly of Calabasas.
 One cay prisoner was brou ght into the court, a SIX shooter av each hip. "Is this man your prisoner" said the court to the constable.
 "Yes."
 "Then dlsarm him."
 "No you don't judge !" quoth the prisoner. At the same time he jerked forth both revolvers. The case pro- ceeded without the disarming.
 I9 the district court in this city years ago one Duffield came in with a six shooter dangling. The order to disarm the man resulted surprisingly.
 Duffield brought the gun forth with great promptness, tod the court he wasn't going to be disarmed, and backed out of the court room, still holding it threatenipgly, and vamosed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
F, FRESHMAN, Druggist.
The department matter of Worthipe

The department matter of Worthipg- tons Illustrated Magazine for June IS well chosen and attractive. The special stories for young people and little children, the original puzzles for those who find relaxation instead of weariness in this form of brain work, are all such as any publisher might feel worthy pride in presenting to his readers. A. D. WoRTHNGToN < O.
 Hartford, Conn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03
A Popular Remedy.

The promptness and certainty of it's cures have made hlmberlai8's Cough Remedy famous. IL is intended especially for coughs, colds, cronp and whoopirg 2 cough, and is the most effcctnal remedy known for these diseas s. Mir. c. B. Main, of Union Ci1y, Pa, says: "I have great sale on Chdmberlain's, Cough Remedy. J warrant every bottle and have never heard of one failing to give entire satisfaction" 50 cents bottle for sale by