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Coffee was omewhat hrmcr at one time on a small
local demand and firm European cables. There was
very little disposition TO trade. however, and before
the close the early improvement was lost and in
some instances prices became rather easier. There
trading. The warehouse deliveries were small and
the indications polnt to totaldtliverics for tho month
ami 4"l.000 in June, 1897,
METALs-Were nomInally unchanged.
NAVAL S~TORES-Spirits OF turpentine was dull at
209I%27'4c. r sin was steady at 4~l.42218l.4b for
common 10 good strained.
the Continent, Sb.2h. Pork was quiet but steady.
Mess, Slo;25@tlO.T5. cut meats were nrm but
&C.; do. shoulders. 4i4c. Dressed hogs. 5I@5a4c.
Tallow. 3'-c. Bntter-Crcamery, Western. extras.
i3Eai4Lc.; state extras, Idle; drsts. iGc': thirds
70 seconds. 3E9I5Ec. Cheese-slate, fnll cream.
l a., 'ol"T s%od and WHITE Si, fancy i%5,se:' choice cdm.
mon to. fair. .5t@otrc.: small, coiored and
%97, - c famGy. 76%GIG; good to sn"'ce. o.
and PENNSYLVANIA. fresh gathered, prime to fancy.
l2&l2L2c,: Western. fancy. lll4 Zee Chicago,
further weakness on local selling, while pork md
ribs were steady to a shade higher. The cash trade
was fairly good; though orders were mostly for small
lots. Estimated receipts OF hogs for Monday, $4,000;
for next week, 100000"
S~UuAR-knw was dull and nOminaIi SO test. 3S-c.;
90 test, i4c. Refined WAS quiet ana unchanged.
~WooI-Current quotations of carpet woods. based on
Wool Exchange onicial Classification, are as fol.
l4Hc; Badgad, black. 20@2lc, Bagdnd. fawns. goo
lac. Doklara, whites. l5pl Oc.; canlel's hair, Russian.
Ing, ind lie, Coriova, IIcnl4Ec: Donsko. autu"ns.
2O123c. DOnsk0l, lambs, 100 $50; Scotch, lG~l 1c,;
yaIpsTai'q: la% a. East India I%T,a and wiG%nGer'
carpet filling. choice. ~l7tlsc; East India. carpet
Milling, low, i2al5c.; Georgian, n o, loo !ci
Georgian. H., lIGl6c.; Georgian, Il. s., l3uDl DC;
KarRdi. choice. l7Alsc.; Karadi, ordinary, IDOL 10;
Khora;ssn. col9rs. i4iac,i KnorassSn. whites, SO
i7@l"c Mossul, unwashed, l4c.; oporto, l0c.; Sa,
I'm" -, y" 49,. oE -
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foreign account, Broomhall cabIed that the weather
late that there q no possibility Of rcgsininG the lost
s T5Su Sori n ,Ss SsTrSoppposedi i 70 yer "a rank saE;. r TnG TS'T ~ Ia. a.
week and 900 this day last year. Chicago. recalved
only, O cars, against 10 a week ago and 29 last year.
local selling partly to realize. Liverpool closed
nnTnaaEed to 70; lower; The exports for the week
against 1890, 900 last week and 2,l5G,OOO last
TTiSsc;,A July Ss,s@Sos s'e eiSsIns 7s TSs cor corn NV V as Si SomS!
what frnier early in the day in sympathy with wheat,
weather at the west WAS favorable, And Liverpool
declined I'D. Tho exports for the week were some.
against 4. 100, 600 in the previous week and g. 2sI 900
last year. Chicago received R65 cars, After Change
]nominsily lower. Weather conditions were favor.
lit was a duh wheat market, as DERBY saturday al.
ways is. Prices started a little higher because there
Liverpool on Id. for july Paris on considerably on
some futures. In the nr,t hour at its bcst the
showed this lost and a slight further decline. The
weather map was really not as had a. It looked,
very light 1t was taken for granted Mondays sta.
decrease in the visible are looked for. New Eraini s
T,SashinS the southwestern cities. The Spoepla.
to-day, decline. ( severe SFsst in coarse grain
no means a bull situation. Everybody knows
there is n great deal OF cash wheat to llQui.
pool for the Letter a"S5s M"S and g 1885, 1855 900 sSt0 bush as hi spot
to a syndicate OF English mlllers.. The price was
Coarse grains were weak, corn OF lta4c.; oats on as
much. There was a sick cash market. There wero
signs OF Increasing country movement. When tho
Liquidation began there was too little trade to take
care OF It,"
k~Louk-Thore were no noteworthy developments in
nomr to-day. Trade continued quiet. with buyers
remained hrm; The total sales for the day were
I,oOO b6ls. Winter, In bills: S~3.ObGS3.25; No. 9
extra, e3.3b1s 80. Sos s~tralghts, 81. 100 81. 80; patents.
StAoSS4'a0 Spring, in bbls.: Clears, s~3:5oGsS.75t
etralghts, VaB0A.4O; patents. SI.l0Gti,T5 . Feed
as dnll. Wcstern spring In 100. n. sacks, 1880
Plti YUM. RlS@Sl3.7 20; winter. in bulk, Sl3a6lT.
CorToN-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales OF yea bales for export and 1875 for spinning.
hiddling uplands 6Ac., against FAC. last year; New
orleans ana Gull, Bhsc, against Sc. last year. The
New orleans declined Lice. Galveston sold 549
bales, Memphis $50. Norfolk al, New Orleans 20,
Mobile 25. Savannah IL, and Augusta 4 bales, Liver.
pool was unchanged on tho spot, with sales OF 5000
bales; FUTURES there declined l to ~ points. The re.
ceipts at the principal Interior towns were as follows:
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Wheat

With tho visible supply or the world reduced to
the lowest level ever known and with but u smAll re.
serve to draw from, new crop wheat will he In great
demand, not only abroad, but by millers for home
consumption.
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REAL ESTATE VIEWS.

That the financial situation is beginning to
assume normal conditions again is shown by the
fact that nearly S3.OOO,O0O was loaned on realty
in the last week. two-thirds OF it at n rate not
exceeding 5 por cent. The fall renting and sell.
ing season has already become an important
factor, and in the offices Of brokers who make a
specially Of residence property there is increas.
ing inquiry for desirable houses.
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PETROLEUM FLASH POINT.
The Parliamentary Committee Decides
Raise IL TO 100 Degrees.

Officers of the Standard Oil Company received
cable advices from London yesterday that the
special Petroleum Committee of the House of
Commons had decided to raise the flash point
OF petroleum from 70 to 100 degrees. This
action is the outcome OF n newspaper campaign
that has been conducted in England against
American oil.
The officers OF tho Standard Oil Company said
there would be no effect upon the business Of
the company, and that the only result would
be an advance in the price of petroleum to the
British consumer.
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The %shipments from Augusta to-day were 4 bales;
Memphis. 6hl; st. Louis, 700; Cincinnati, 2Os, and
Houston. 200 bales. The port receipts were 8,Oi7
balls, against 2.oss last week, 400 last year. aud
l,i2f In 1879. Port exports, 1898 bales. The
Shrontc's states that in the main the weather has
been favorable during tho week and that cotton Is do
Ing well as a rule; that in Texas. where dry weather
was desired to permit of cultivation. there has bean
little or no rain. aud farming operations have pro-
gressed well and the plant Is growing rapidly. that
elsewhere rain has been quite general and bcne-
hclal; that from North Carolina there are some
complaints OF damage by lice. There came
into sight during the week O.95l bales,
against y. Ibl In the same week last year and IL, 3p8
In 1890. making the total in sight 1O.7gO, TlS bales,
against S,2h2, 7@b in the sam time last season and
a.blS.ss3 in 1890. Northern spinners have taken
thus far this season 2,14O, 79I bales, against l.64S,-
288 In the same time last season and LOSS, $50 in
lS"5. The exports from the ports since Sept. | have
been 1921 .Sl4 bales, against 1850. s37 thus far last
season and o.6l7 .554i in 1898. The visible supply is
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d0tAl sales OF railway bonds (par valuel. Sl.552,OOO.
RAILROAD AND OTHER ARE
OPEN. nigh iolc -CtoSing-
Safes. ing. eat. r,t Bfd. Asked.
Ads EH,lolh lolh %lolhlo lo2
1910 AmsR"l3Ok 1907 l2pS $50 laos
[v07 AmsA. Id Is IL l44 is
1900 AmsAp 37h 8 37L 3Ss Ssh
lOA Cable e3l 81 934 % 94A
1000 Am lob. ll7I 1893 ll7s llS9 llS%
200 Am con 2lA l 2lL PHI 2la
1900 Atch.r&
sFe.. 1874 laS lat lat lss
1920 Atcb.T&
Sep. 3a's sss ssa sas as1
ll20 Bait & o l61 10 l5L 10 l0L
1880 BrkRT 52h o3S 62A 53L 53S
%BUn d.l24 l24 l24 1913 l24
90 cGnsO.. 62 SO 81 oil 6l9
goo cSuP ac. Sd "a 81 1 IS
1910 Oh otw l44 4 do ID l4S
29o cbesAo go 23 ga 23 23Is
100 80 so 80 90 59h
b4O Gees
str. az 4a. 4la 4la az
2oC&Ewl26 1875 l26 1852
$500 c. B &elo6p 1907 lo6s 1861 1867
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

SATURDAY. June %. - GRAIN-WhcAt-Spot
was quiet. hut steady. The sales were lOi 900
bush, including $4,000 No. . red late last night
and 10000 wheat at the outports ON private
terms for export, Free on board atloat: No. .
rod, S7"SSc.; No. l Northern spring Duluth.
ole, Futures advanced l2C. to llsc., hut reacted
slightly and closed unchanged to aic. higher.
Future sales s35 900 bush. as follows:
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financial.
INVESTMENT FORCES At WORK.

Investment forces are at work in the security mar.
kets. over a hundred millions Of interest and divl.
dend money will be distributed July LIST. and the
Government is discussing a million dollars a day for
war purposes.
THIS LARGE VOLUME OF MONEY WILL SEEK
EMPLOYMENT WHERE 1T WILL SECURE TIFF BEST
RETURNS. M AMERICAN RAILROAD AND IN.
DuSTRiAL. sroCRs OFFER THIS OPPORTUNITY
THEY WILL GIVE NE PURCHASER W PROFITS,
n FROM DIVIDENDS. THE OTHER FROM Rise IN
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Barley-NRs quiet. New feeding, 85c.. cost and
freight to Buffalo. Rye-WHs stronger, No. = West.
ern, bic, free on board anuGi, sales 80, 900 bush.
for export. CoTn-SpOt " ~ ifclCss. No sales. No. 2
mixed. 86lsc, In elevator. Futures closed unchanged
to asc, lower. Future sales 40, 900 bush, as followsI
Last
OPENING. Highest. Lorcest. Closing. NioLf.
July ....,,, 3Rl4 SAL aBis aBls SGis
December. 8S rs 377s SI7s 50
Oats-Spot was dull, The sales were l2, 900 bush.
None for export. No. 2 mixed, 2s@2Sac.; No. 3 do,
27t@273 c.; No. 2 white. 30Lc.i No. 3 do, soc;
track white. $4,000 at 3O@3Bc, Futures were nom.
iually lower, No sales.
Last
Opening. Highest. Lowesr. Closing. Night.
July. ,..... .'. .... ,,. HL ~
Wheat was quiet to-day, hut for a time moved up.
ward. Influenced by better Liverpool cables than had
been expected. rains at the West and Northwest,
smaller receipts, and a small demand for local aud
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New Orleans was frmer. Futures here opened 2 to
4 points lower, but rallied and closed quiet and
steady, with prices unchanged to 3 points higher.
Tho sales were 1900 bales. The future trading
a IA fnllnNA.
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niridrnAs and gntsrts1.

THE NEW YORK SECURITY 4 TRUST COMPANY.
j No, 40 Wall street, VIII pay. On presentation, the
coupon dus Jul. isSS, on the nrst mortgage bonds
OF the oregon Railway aud Navigation CompAny.
IHE OREGON AMI NAEIG ATION
co.. by A. MARCUS.
Treasurer.
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Final sales compare with those of yesterday as

Final sales compare with those Of yesterday as
follows;
June "a. June go. June "a. Jane 20.
,TARFa l3b 13S No Pac.... 36a 3e
A.T&sFsp 33N 33e Met st Ry..leoL 1904
Amer C o.. 2la IL y N Pas com. 30 2es
Am 6 Ref 1905 1870 n PAs pt... o 70
Am Tob....ll7S ll9s NY cent...ll6S ll6L
Am sp NJ. 1dL l6 Nj Cent. 9 9bS
Am sp p. 36l 36lo ont W.. 10 1874
canu%A SO. SEA 63s PSc Mail. eob 2eA
Can Pac.... S3I Sd Pull p Car. lo3
C.C,c & stL az Ala IPeoG&o.. e6I 90
C.B&o"..lo6S 1861 RockI'Nni lo7 1904
ches o.. go 80 Reading... leTs 1914
Oh @ w.. lAS las Read lstpt A6a AeS
Cl, La W.. l6S 5 st y CON-. o9S o
DkRGP. sos 81 TIC. q r.. 24S &c
Eric Ist p. 8 SO TN Pao... 23A 2d
Gen Elec... 37h Un Pac o.. COZ 81
Kan & p. 3dL 33ia U s Rubber 23S 2d7s
Lou 4 Nash 52s 90 U s Rub D.. S6n S6-
HSnh Con. .lo3b 1887 wabash pr. 10 l9s
hAstL ed p 6lL 6liolw On Tel. 94's 93A
Government bonds steady Mt unchanged quo
tstions. Railway and other bonds strong and
Sctiyoi The FEATURES were American Az Ter Tobacco acc
minal As. Erie general lien 3-4s. Fort Worth and
43e3yG GoE City MlStS; NJ EGrt asoE o PSeiac s5 pTlGF Ina As,
consel 5s. Plttsburg and Western lists. Southern
Paciae Of Arizona Ists, San Antonio and Aran;
lsts, t. r., Union Pacific As, Union Pacific,
Denver and Gulf lists + r, Wabash 2Es, Atchi,
sOn ana Baltimore and Ohlo Issues. Inc moro
As, = y cent, to 81: American Tobacco sctip, J,
to 03l2; Baltimore and Ohio 5s, 1885. K.
ctfs... q. to 1lOA, and Z. branch. q, to 1l1lo;
Terminal A; I; to ssS; Eric general Lien PA,
2, to "a; Northern Pacific prior Az, =, to 9sl4;
y. Y. Central NJ; c. Col. 3les, L. to 9la; Oregon
Western 1sts. u. to s7la; Southern Pacific of
Arizona lists. l., to 100; San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass As, r., to 65io; Union Elevated lists. {.
- 30 fn OnT,. TTninn pApfnr 40 IA IN nAlls
627s. and Wabash 2ds. Il y cent, to S5le. Texas
Pacific DDS declined r. 2 cent, to 377s.
Comm crcial price of bar silver in New York,
59Ac. Bar silver in London closed at q 5-16d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at A5ac.
Money on call. III y cent. Time money is
quoted at 2l2 n cent. for sixty days. gig Y cent.
for three months. 3 y cent. for five months. and
Sig y cent. for eight on good mixed Stock EN.
at 3lo@l a cent. for bills receivable; acceptanccs
and prime single names at 3ia@4 4 cent;
other names, 4l215 v cent.
Foreign exchange market closed quiet and
firm. Posted asking rates for sterling are: Sixty
are: Long bills. S4.s4@$i. SAX; sight drafts,
81. s5io6$4. s5A, and cable transfers, $4.S5&
@$4.S6. Francs are quoted at 5~.22l2d5.2l7s for
long and 5;20'sa5.2o for short: r~eiehsmSrks.
R~uilders. 40 l-1O940ls for long and 4Oh9
40 SIG for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-Par
and 2d2l9 cents premium. Charleston-Buying,
par; selling, ls premium. Savannah-Buying,
leans-.Bank. 81 premium: commercial. 25 cents
premium. San Francisco Sight, 17lo cents
premium; telegraph. 20 cents premium. st.
premium. Cinoinnati-Between banks and over
counter. so cents premium.
The weekly statement of averages OF the Clear.
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aipiatnas ana Nnttrest.
RAILNVAG COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.

RAiLVNAY COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
CHICAGO, Ill, June SBd, 1898.
A quarterly dividend OF Sl25 per share Will be
paid August lat next to the shareholders OF this
CompRny's stock. registered on the closing OF the
Transfer books, on their holdings Ra Increased on
June SOth. 1898, In pursuance OF resolutions OF the
Board OF Directors, adopted May 30tn. 1895, proVid.
ing for tho distribution to stockholders OF additional
stock to the extent OF 10 per cent. of their present
holdings.
The Transfer books will he closed AZ 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
on the 2gth day of June and reopened at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on the 18th day OF July next.
J. +. Phillips, Treasurer.
THE JOHN n. sTRTSON CONPANY.
PHILADELPHIA June 91st, 1893.
The Board of Directors OF the John II, StetsOn Com
pnny have this day declared n semi.aunual dividend
OF FOUR PER CENT. upon the preferred stock for
the half year ending May 40, 1898. pay able July 10Th,
IspS. The books Will close July 9th, and reopen
July 10th.
Dividend checks will be mailed to Atockholdors.
THEODORE c. SEARCH. Treasurer
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
WI OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
JUNE 2lst, 1904
Tho Board OF Directors have this day declared .
dividend OF Three Per Cent, free of tax, payable on
and after the first day of July. 1893, until which date
A. 8. APGAR, Cashier.
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The List OF Rnrerrna.

The following is a list Of the referees appointed
in cases In the Supreme Court last week:
Bp Justice DuIu.
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Ing HOUSE banks Shows:
June IL. June %. Changes.
Loans ...1 sol 0, $3.50, 800 oGl1. 500. 100 Inc. 90. zoe, 800
Deposits $50. 9T6. 400 7YT ,547. 500 Inc. 0,57l 400
Cir'rtI'n 1859, 700 l4.e6B. 400 Inc. 2O,3OO
L'R' trs 5p,lll,40O 90. 4s6. 800 Inc. 1914, 900
Specie 4 lS2. 900, 800 1S4. 100. 900 Inc. l.20l.4O0
Res've. e24q. Ole. 900 S24e. S9s. goo Inc. S4.57e,9OO
REEVE I'd lS2, 744,l 100 1874. 3S6. $50 Inc. l,642.S5O
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After the closing OF tho supplementary Trausatlan-
tic Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers OF the Americas.
English. French. aud German steamers. and 70.
Of sailing OF steamer.
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax, and
thence by steamer. close at this once daily at $50
J.. N, Mails for MlquelOn. by rail TO Boston.
ana thsnse by steamer. close a. this ONCE daily a.
$50 4 NJ. Mails Tor Mexico City. overland,
unless specially addressed for despatch by ateam.
or, clos. at this onicc daily at 2;30 A. ". aud 1850
viOus day.
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Hd. TAXED. Bfd, asked.
Lehigh Val. 2lS 22 " @ L Co.. 6Sh SO
Phila FRA. S17s - "a s d CON. 23 24
onion Trao l7is l7I III pr. 90 27
=. sob $50. Welsh C D.. 241 rs
Met Tra,. LEO l6l IwelsbC pr IT 70
CTOfSJs 40 49a Balt Trlc.. 23L 23a
CT otNJ0slO4 Narsden,... Ga ga
U q Imp COLO llOL
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Surplus $50. 272. 500 Se2. goo. ESQ Inc. 81. 93s,4so
The surplus a year ago was $40, 239, $50, and
two years ago SOL ,917. 325.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21

The return of few Klondikers with stakes of gold, alleged to aggregate $l, 1000. 900; ii used as the basis of an effort to revive the Alaskan boom. We think It better for all interests concerned that the Yukon country be permitted to develop gradually, on legitimate lines. The area of the gold fields is undoubtedly extensive. and will be found to be the largest on the American side of the line, but the de- velopmsns of the territory promises to be gradual and divssted of the sensational features which marked tho first year of the excitement. Alaska and the North west Territory is probably the only portion of the hsbitable globe where . mining excitement is now possible. and there the conditions are such that tho ample development of the gold fields must wait upon capital, and necessarily be of slow accomplishment.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21
sheriT's sais.
No. [555.1


 J. T. Newman vs, Lizzie Brooks, J. M McCoI. lnm and E F. Kellner and J. w. Ransom. Under and by virtue of an order of safe and decree Of foreclosure, issued out of the Dis trict Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and sor the Coun- " of Gila and to me as sheriff Of sad county duly directed and delivered, on n judgment rendered in said court in the above entitled action on the 18th day of July, 1908 for the sun of two hundred and forty nine and 30 100 t2iO sol dollars, and the further sum of eighteen ana 90l0o ds-90) dollars plaintiff B costs taxed alit allowed herein, together with the foreclosure of the liens of J. T. Newman, J. Nj. Collum and E. F. Kellner and J. W. Ransoln; az tile same existed on the 18th day of July is9s and stil exists upon the property which have tlul, seized and levied upon in the manner and form required by law and descnbed as follows, to- wit:
 Beginning at point 900 feet east and 9eo feet north of the north west corner of the Townsite Of Globe, in said Gila county, Arizona, there being at said point post marked "B' thence west 100 feet; thence north 50 feet; thence east 100 feet; thence south 60 feet to said post There being on said lot a three room frame Uuhhhb' HIS iot iS DOuHueu on the east Dy tE land and premises occupied by Anton Jennitor and on the south by the land and premises oc- cupied by A. Kinsman; all being in the count, of Giia and Territory of Arizona
 And that said property be seized and sold as under execution in satisfaction of said judg- ment, costs and all accruing costs.
 Public notice is hereby given that win a, the Court house door of said County Of Gila. a, the hour Of II o'clock a. m on Saturday the 9th day Of August, 1898, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash all the right, title, claim and interest AS described above, Of the aboye-named defendant, Lizzie Brooks of and to the above described prop erty.
 Dated July i5. isss
 D. R. WILLIAMSON
 Sherin, Gila County,
 Arizona Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this dreadful malady if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your liver,' stomach and kidneys, tone up the whole sys- tenn and make you feel like gnew being. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale at H. c. Hitchcock's drug store,' only 50 cents per bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21

District Attorney Cassidsy instituted q suit this week m the name of the county against John Miller, chairman of tha Board of Supervisors r. A. Chambsrlin, clerk, and P. R. Brady, Jr., trsasurer, to enioin the making and issuance of warrants on the salary fund ahead of other allowed claims on such fund. A temporary injunction was issued by the Court Commissioner which will prevent the payment of claims out of their regular order. = Florence Trihune.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Tn the matter of the Estate of Charles Der S haldt deceaStt

 | n the matter of the Estate oi Charles Den . haidt, deceased.
 Under an authority by an Order of S.le granted by the Probate Court of the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, dated June F, is9a l will sell al private sale the following de scribed real estate to.wit: That certain mine known as the Pane situated about six mile. easteriy from Globe, together with the i'm provcmeuts thereon.
 Sealed bids win be received by William Sul- tan administrator of said estate at Inc store oi the Sultan Mercantile Co: at Globe, Arizona up to Monday. Angus. l5 ises, for the sale of the above described property. Terms Of sale cash.
 Dated Globe July 2ist. 1898
 WILLIAM SULTAN Administrator of the estate of Charles Den harit, deceased. jy2i5
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-21

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