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FOR SICK WOMEN.
"A Simple Way to ria tho BODY OF
Disease and Pain,
JaAs of Natures Remedies Never Inn
proved Upon.

There are certain healing and tonic medi-
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can not be improved upon. Try as we Will
there can not be made another such remedy
q the old-time prescription known as g. II, p.
Ills medicine has been in the possession OF q
we'll known Chattanooga family for genera
tioi .. II Ia for click women. 1t acts so quick
ly Upon the delicate female organs and brings
relief In such short time that II is a matter
for regret that every woman In the world can
not be told about II SC she will be sure and
try It One fortunate woman writes; II have
besn confined to my bed seventeen months
with falling OF the womb and ulcers OF the
same. have been treated by two ply sicians
but they did me no good. have tried many
different kinds OF medicines and l and that
your @. #. p. tGerstle's Female Panacea)
benefits me more than all other treatment ]
have used only one bottle AID am better al
ready. shall continue its use for wish 10
lmboden, Ark.
Go to your druggist and ask for bottle OF
o. ". +. II he hasn't got 1t he viii get II for
you or u be refuses, send the price, $780, TO
4. Oeretle Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn, and
they viii supply you. BY following these d.
reactions you will be certain 10 get the genuine
Do not delay but try the remedy at once
l. Gerstle 4 Co. have established depart
mont TO which all ladies may write for free
advice about their sickness. II is In charge
Of women exclusively. When writing address
sour Ladies' Health Club. care Of l.. Gerstl.
Co.. Chattanooga Tenn.
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems Night shirts. sizes IA to 1s, made
of the best xxx cotton, trimmed with
Cash's best trimming and made with
felled seams throughout. French yoke,
cut full 52 inches long ............ 4oc
Mems Madras Shirts. sizes IA to 17h,
made finest quality French Madras, new
est imported patterns. including checks
and stripes. with detached cuffs to
match .......''''.'.''''''''. oOo
Linen Collars, sizes II to 10. our great
leader in gentlemen's linen collars
standing or rundown styles, warranted
210O linen and guaranteed 4-ply; these
collars are sold elsewhere for 15c.. Toe
Our genuine French Bolbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, made Of real Maco yarn,
silk finish throughout, the greatest value
for the money, sizes shirts ID to "A,
drawers 80 to AZ .................. 5Oc
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exempt any property from taxes levied fer

exempt any property from taxes levied fer
state and county purposes"
This committee has observed the wonder
tul erect of the muniflcent gifts of the
State of Texas to the railroads. In donat-
ing each alternate section of land for the
development of Its vast and remote do.
main, and by this inducement IL has trans-
formed our state IN one generation into a
great empire. dit not been for this
thousands OF miles which are now dotted
by happy homes of prosperous farmers
would be the exclusive abode OF the long
horned steer and the coyote. Our cities
nave been striving for years to utilize
the trade OF this vast territory but recog-
nizing the fact that It will take large ag-
gregations OF capital and that other South
ern States have been most liberal In the;T
inducements. and thereby investors have
passed us by, we feel sure that bill such
as is suggested by this committee would
enable those communities who are am
bilious to excel, to offer attractions to
capital without In the least hurdenlng
others.
The best quality or iron ore In endless
quantity and near tbs surface at Jeftsr-
son, Rusk New Birmingham and Llano.
with wood for charcoal ana large deposits
of Ignite waiting fer utilization oil in
every part of the State waiting for fac
tories TO burn 1t and others to refine It.
the finest timber of its kind tina: the world
produces near TO every city and yet all
OF our furniture, wagons, many OF our bar-
rels and finished products are shipped ia
us from Northern States fruit and vege-
tables going to waste for want OF ma
chinery and canning factories, together
with cotton. the leading staple of Texa;
and the South going TO foreign lands by
the millions Of bales for want OF fac
tories.
With all these opportunities for the EN-.
ployment OF capital and labor unused ant
wasted because of an Anticipated and I'M
just constitution, we feel hat the time
| has come when the barriers should bs 70.
moved. so that our cities may take thei
| Just and proper place with the nRnufact
| uring centers of the world.
| John F. Dickson.
| Chairman for the Committee.
| Endorsement OF the League.
Major John f. Dickson, City.
4. Dear Sir; At largely attended meet
( ing OF the Houston Business League hel,
/ yesterday afternoon AT o'clock. the fol
lowing resolution, introduced by j. J.
Pastoriza, was adopted by rising vote
Resolved, That the Houston Business
League indorse the plan recommended
/ by the committee from the Houston Man
ufaoturers' association relative to loca
/ option In taxation, to secure a oonstitu
tional amendment permitting such looa
option Very respectfully yours,
Tom Richardson. Secretary.
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Knit Underwear.

Ladies' Lisle Thread and Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests, finished in neck and
sleeves with silk tapes. =. sc, 1Oc, Lilac,
zoe. zoo, Soc to soc
Ladies Swiss Ribbed silk Finished Lisle
Combination Suits, low neck, short
sleeves and knee lengths ........... $50
Ladies' fine Summer Vests, high neck and
long sleeves. pants knee lengths,
each Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Childrens Swiss Ribbed Vests, Drawers
and Pantalets, high neck, long sleeves
and knee lengths. .25c, Soc and 40c
Childrens fine Summer Vests, high neck
and sleeveless ........1 oo. zoe and 23o
Boys fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
high neck, long sleeves and knee lengths,
each Observation-Disclosures. 25o
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We therefore submit for your considers
ton, and We recommend its adoption, the
following resolution, to-wit:
Whereas, Manufacturing enterprises
create a demand for homes and enhance
property values; and,
Whereas, The increase in taxable values
comes largely from manufacturing inter
ests, and as manufacturers prosper so will
the demand for labor increase; and.
Whereas. With exemption TO manufac-
turers the aggregate tax can be no larger
than now. and by increase of population
and property holders a decrease In ths
rate of taxation may be had; therefore
be It,
Resolved, That we. the Manufacturers
association of the city Of Houston, beg
and petition tho legislature to submit an
amendment to the constitution to vote
of the people giving the right of local
option In taxation.
We feel no hesitancy In asking this, as
in many States the legislature has given
exemption to the manufacturers for differ
emit lengths OF time, all for tho building
up OF factories. Where the law was en-
acted, various manufactures have been
started and population and increased taxa
BILE property have resulted; therefore be It
| further,
Resolved. That this body appoint a com
mittee OF five to communicate with SINH
lar bodies throughout the State foS the
/ purpose OF securing united effort to crys-
talize the sentiment OF the State in favor
1 OF exemption OF manufactures from taxa
/ ton, aud bring the necessary influence Ia
I bear upon our State law makers to &C.
complish the object desired
James Charlton,
L, @, Rust,
II. p. Boyle
Following is the committee appointed b,
the president las provided for in the fore
going report; John f. Dickson. F. Hacker
Gus Fredericks, Charles Hem and II. w
LOTHIAN. AS an auxiliary to this com
lEittee the following were named and
adopted; E. p Boyle. u, G.. Rust E. C
Crawford, James Charlton and D. Wood
head.
After favorable discussion the report an,
resolution was adopted unanimously
Complying with the recommendations Sc
forth, committee of ten was appointe
tor the purpose OF bringing this letter an,
the resolution o. the committee bef0r,
the manufacturing interests OF Texas, an,
before the legislature, TO secure the neces
sary law. This committee therefore sug
gests the following rough draft OF al
amendment to the constitution:
ANY city Of 1850 inhabitants or NOR
may, by ordinance, exempt from taxa
tion levied by such city, any species q
property, no such ordinance shall tak,
, effect until after It shall have been an
! proved by majority of the qualified vot
ers OF such city voting at an election hel
specially for that purpose; but nothlnI
herein contained shall be understood {
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Shirt Waists.

Percale. Fancy Lawns. Madras, Crystal
Batlste. Colored Piqus, Linen Cambria
and SILK Creponettes--Shirt Waists In
all the leading colors and made in the
very latest fashion. extra good Value.
soc, 75e, 500. Csc. 1.25. $50, 1.75
to 400.
White Lawn and Plqus Shirt Waists, some
made with solid tucked fronts and backs,
and others trimmed with dainty embro-
derry. lace and shirrngs; these Waists
are perfect fitting and very nobby...
Use, 100. 1.25. 1 80. 1.75, zoo,
225 to 3 90.
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Mosquito Bars.

Our sales show where the best
values are found in Mosquito BARS.
No chance for deception here's
none but best qualities, full
length, full width; lowest prices.
Large size Mosquito Bar. soc quality, .3sc
Large size Bobbinet Bar,
2.3o quality ............-..-..-.-.. Las
Large size Bobbinet Bar,
$50 quality ...................-... EGO
0O-inch large size Bobbinet Bar.
400 quality ........................ S.7o
8O-nch supernne large size Bobbinst Bar.
40 quality ....................... sou
1os-inch extra large size BobbiRet Bar.
800 quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.9S
9o-inch ready made Mosquito Bar. for
double bed. with frame and all attach
ments ...-.................... LIS
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uNDELIvERED PACKAGES.

List of goods on hand at Pacific Express
company's office for the week ending May
10:
f. Albinas, ]. NJ. Brown, e. G. Blake,
r. r. Collins Manufacturing company,
James P, Craig, George Davis, Birdie Il.
bowling, Miss Hazel Davis, w. F. Edmon-
ston, Gagne Berry, Emma Harrop, r. G.
Eihes. &. A. Holland Mrs c. l.. Ingram,
b. Joice C6), Dr. j. NJ. Losing, ]. Levy,
), NJ, Lyons, c. Mcclure. C. d. McRae, G.
Z, Muckler Henry Malmgren Mrs. n. e.
Rue. d. B. Starcliff, F. b Walcott.
List OF packages emaining on hand with
Wells, Fargo & Co, for the week ending
Saturday, May is:
G. G. Andler. Mrs. C. Abraham, q. Bruce
!. banknlght, II, S. Bridges. S. r. Beck
nam j. J, Barlow. 0. l., Baldridge, Jim
Baker W. G. Croome, f. H. d. CASTOR,
James Coles. s, Cohn. Itsls Douglass, Mrs,
~ bel Dung, j. l.. Dupree. L. Edwards
John trlek, Mrs. F.. A. Pelican, L. Green
iey, r. Gleason, r. S. Gray, E. H. Glass
Geek Rebecca HicsS. Phil Hart, w. A,
hargis, ~ A, James. NJ. w Jones. NJ
Ram Mabel Leroy, w j. Lightfoot. Miss
A. Miller, w. D. Morgan, ]. McCord, w
II Meek, G. Oldham, A. Perkins w. H
Fouilaln, d. F, Rowe, Lena Sellers. II. e
l. swanson, Z, A. Sandel, F. NJ. Sherry
n, b, steele, Drummer; w. T. Turner. Mich
Irevance. Mrs, b. Underwood. Elmer
Mhlte' ~ II. White, 2. ]. Wood
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Avery dressy vici Kid. hand turned,
straight patent leather tip, round toe,
low heel oxfords. sizes 2 to z, widths
A to Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20"
A5-Fancy vesting faced. coin toe, patent
leather tip, light flexible sole oxfords,
sizes z to T, widths AA to E.......oo
A4-Kid tip, new Chicago toe. hand turn
ed. low heel oxfords. sizes z to 8. widths
A to e .......................' 80"
A3--New round toe, low heel, kid tip
Southern Button Shoes. sizes 2 to 3,
widths A to Il .................... %.oV
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drummer ThentrioaIs.

Inc Drummer Dramatic club gave am
other one OF their delightful entertain
ments last Thursday evening at Assembly
hall' The play OF Comrades" was pre-
sentea IN an excellent manner and pro-
nouhcea ny one and all as being the most
nI't1uc amateur entertainment ever given
in Drummer, The club 20 Ia Harrisburg
cast"
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a unique entertainment is to be given
next Friday, May 10. to II p. M, at-sae
nome OF Mrs. B. F. coombs. 1912 Walker,
~ unuer the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
VI 1ne central Christian church, and all
we mao are inclined TO assist this benevolent
' Motk are cordially invited TO attend the
,aT1 parry, A good programme is 10 be
-1e'eu ana summer refreshments served.
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Wrappers.

Ladies' Percale and Lawn Wrappers, made
with tight fitting Innings. Jokes trimmed
with fancy braids, ruftles OF material,
and embroidery edging, some finished
with deep hounce on bottom Of skirt. ex-
ira wide. 600. csc, 125, $50, 1.9S
to 3 so
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and
trimmed a seams
each.
this
he
sach
beautiful selection embshed
each FOE 125,
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Summer Skirts.

White Duck. Homespun, Pique, Linen
Crash and Blue Duck Skirts, made in
the late style, with fan back. finished
with or without buttons. some trimmed
with rows OF braid and insertion let in
the skirt. at. 800. zoe. csc. LIS,
1 90 To q, 90
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412-Ladies' low heel. kid tin -.
too oxfords. sizes 2 to s. widtb. !
-" '''''''''''''''.''.'''........., lh|
A15-Ladies' narrow toe. pater,
tip, Mckay sewed. low heel t,,,,.,
sizes 2 to 8. widths D to EE. !.
713-Ladies' flne Wei kid soutberr ~
Shoes. low heel and patent lsa,b.. !.
sizes 2 to 9, widths G to H.. NJ
B1-Lsdies fancy vesting ton. A.,
Ties. low heels, patent leather In \.
light flexible soles. sizes 2 to g ~
to % .................... 3
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Shoe Department..

shoe that foot a good shoe it we.,. d
,orue.t and does shape. We sell mss
.,,,ac sensible beyo,.
..aoxv ~ doubt scrvo.
=. made by especially ~
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handkerchief.

Ladies' Plain White Linen HsmIuI I'm
Handkerchiefs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. N,
Ladies' Plaiu White and Embrsl Hv.
Hemstitched and scolloped Edge I'M
kerchiefs-1oc. loo, 200 and. ...- as
Ladies Sheer Linen Lawn. Embrt Ia nj
Hemstitchad. Scolloped and Lace Ed
Observation-Disclosures, 65o, 75c. 9sh
L .25 and INSTRUMENTATION. In
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Black and white silk Parasols paragon
frames. plain black and enameled han
dies. rs quality ..................oSo
Fancy Black and White Silk Parasols.
tucked. rufaed. corded and hemstltched,
plain black. enamelqd and natural han
dies ..........I 20, 80, 1.15 to 800
Fancy Silk Parasols, all colors. change
able. plaid and plain. with fancy bor-
ders and hemstitched. natural and joint
ed handles. ...........1.TJ ESQ to DDS
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So Bargains,

Some great values in smau Il, h
of three or four rolls to each ~, ]
tern, priced especially low 4. !.
quick clearance.
"a
China Mating. very heavy quality. cha /.
patterns. regular Zoe and 20c. n |
week ....................... lSc and l Il
China Mating. extra heavy quality, h !.
colors and designs. regular 35c and ; 4
this week '.....-............2Oc and ii
China Mating. very finest quality, \ \,
variety of patterns, regular 45c and I 4
this week ............... 37iac and I'm.
Japan Mating. finest quality. linen ,x,,,
reversible. carpet designs, regular IA
and soc, this week. -. .45c and q ~
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pai ~ you want the best for your money, 81
yo asNsrus Troy Laundry win give it to
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at. Aekares Troy Laundry has the rspu.
'-s''A' Ano aolas u with the best Of work.
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SiIks-Dress Goods.

Some special values from the
Dress Goods side. You viii admit
on Elnncing over this list that
there in not an Item that can he
duplicated elsewhere for the
money.
&c inch Black Habutai SILK Water
proof ...,........,,.,.-A1. ~ .,...'.... ooe
27-inch Black Iudia Wash Silk.
fast color ................,......' QUO
20-nch Black Taffeta SILK.
soft hnish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 69c
22-nch Black Taftota silk extra Ane. $50
22-ineh Black Swiss Oiled Taffeta SILK
warranted not to crack or split....,.1 20
42-inch Navy and Black French Serge.
all wool ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
a. inch Navy and Black Scotch cheviot
serge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oOq
40-inch Navy and Black Tan Imperial
serge Observation-Disclosures. oSo
New Trimmings for Yokss-1s-inoh wide
Tuck SILK, in black, light blue. tur-
quoise, pink and cream ..........,.1 so
22-inch wide Shirred and Tuck Mousse
line and Soft silk, cream only......3.o 80
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CEND for our Summer Catalogue and Shopping Guide.
y Express prepaid on Mail Orders OF S. or
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Quilts, Crochet and Marse;Il.,

1914 size Hemmed Crochet CUNT /.
value ..................... a.
ia size heavy Hemmed Crochet o,p
LOO value ..................... a
12-4 size extra heavy Hemmed c,....l
Quilt, Marseilles patterns, 1.s5
ia extra fne real Msrseill.s
Quilt. 1875 value. new designs. 4 v
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Chiidren's Parasols--Great variety, all col
ers. all qualities. fancy or plain handles
...... .25c. 3Oc, 5oc. 75c, Csc to 3 so
2o-inch Umbrella. Italian Serge. steel rod.
TOO value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Abe
English Garcia Cloth Umbrellas, steel
rods, paragon frames. natural wood han
dies, silver wedge 1 70 quality. $50
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas. steel
rods. paragon frames, tight roll. best
material. newest handles. IL rs. 1.ou,
10S, =. 80 to $50.
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IN CT Phenomenal
Il lOSEGA odlGs Bargains


in Of
pairs IL
l.rS
Ladies' 2o
bed kneean
for
pairs Ladies' 3S Onyx Fast Black s
Thread Hose plain Rchelu ribbed
Tor 1oO
3
plain stitch spHoed heel
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Lace Curtains. Special xa,,..

Nottingham. in extra width and length.
ecru and white, regular 1 go goods, this
week ..........,..,..,....... oSc
Nottingham, yards long, 60 inches wide,
regular 100 goods. this week......1 so
Fish Net. extra width and length. lace
rufle, cream aud white. regular 2.75
and 300 goods, this week. ......,.. L .oS
Plain Swiss 81 yards long 80 inches
wide. regular 200 goods, this week. 1 rs
A few odd lots OF IRISH Point andrain-
hour Lace Curtains. two to four pairs
OF each aumber. regular 600. $50.
700 and $50 curtains. choice to
close .........,........... 400
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Those hard to please are pleased at 81
Packard'a Troy Laundry.
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ParasOlS and Umbrellas.


and ma OF he
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214, 216 and 2lS Travis Sfreet.
Ready-to-Wear Dept.

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Summer Gloves.

2-clasp Keyssr Tips Silk Gloves. white,
black ana gray ...................,.. zoe
3-clasp Keyser Tips silk Gloves. pearl
ana black Observation-Disclosures. DSo
2-olasp Lislo Malanalso Gloves. tan and
.-elasp Lislo Malanalso Gloves, tan, pearl
and gray ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

| In the Probate Court. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. | In the matter of the estate of Thos Dunbar. deceased.
 | Notice is hereby given that the Administrator O: the above named estate has flied his petitio n praying Tor an orde 10 sell the property belone- ing to said estate. hereinafter deseribed. and it apps airing 10 the court that it is necessary that the same be sold, for the purposes and reasons set ferth in sad peti,ion. Therefors ordered that said petition. be heard on Saturday. the goth day of Sett. 1869, at 2 ocloct p. m. at the court room of this court. and tbat all persons interested in this estate then and there show cause why an order should not be granted tO the administrator to sell inc real property. That ttis notice and order te published for at least once 2 week for tour e h. secutive weeks in THE TOMBSTONE PEosPEC- TOR, rewspape- published and circulated in sad county. bef-re the said Ietmn cay of this petition.
 Said real property is described as follows,
 The # of the SW K and the SW x of the SW of Section a9 in Township IS 5; and me W of the NV H of Section as, Town sh'p I5 :; all in Range 70 Gila and Sa KiAer Meridian in Arizona, containing 20 aces
 Dated this rst day of Sept. 1899.
 WE BRADIEY,
 SrIa Probate Iudg
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-14
NOTICE

In the Probate Court of the County of C,ch;ss Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Iohn D. Emersley, deceased
 Notice is hereby given that ih. Adminisua,o, of tbe above named estate has filed his reti,ion praying for an order to sell thc property belong ing 10 said estate hereinafter described. and i, appearing 10 the court that it is necessary ,ha, the same be sold for the purposes and reasons set forth in said petition.
 Th~refore ordered thA; petition be heard on Tuesday. the ISth day of September 1890 a, Ic O clock a. m. at the court room of this court and that .ll persons interested in this estate then and there show cause why an order should nor be granted to the administrator to sell the real property.
 That this notice and order be published fo, al least once week for four consecutive weeks in ThE TOMBSTONE PRosPEcToR. a newspaper published and circulated in said county, before the said return day of this petition Said real property is described as follows:
 Carmel mine. situated in the Dos Cabezas mining district, Cochise county. Arizona: Cop per Reef mine. situated in the Dos Cabezas mining district. Cochise county Arizona. w. F. BRADLEY.
 Probate isege. D ted this r9sh day of August 1899 a-7I
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate court. county of Cochise. Terri- tory of Arizona
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Louis Duvan. deceased
 Pubic notice is her, by given that in pursuant of an order Of the Probate Court of the County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona. made on the 2oth. day of May 1899 in the mater of the estate of Louis Duyail, deceased, the under signed, the administrator of said state will s-ll at private sale, on or after the 2,rd day of May 1899. to the highest and best bidder, for cash and subject 10 the confirmation of said Probate Court. the following described real estate ,o-wit; the x of the NV x and the N h oftle SWk Of Section in Township az South of Rangy 26 East Of Gila and Salt River meridian n Arizona Territory. and situated in Sulphur Spring Valley about 2s miles in the south easterly direction from the City of Tombstone said county. together with the appur.enances Bids or offers must be made in writ ng and will be received at the office of the uncersigned in the City of Tombstone. said connty
 The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and al bids or offers, if deemed for the best interests of said estate
 F. B. AUSTIN.
 Administrator. Dated May a3th. 1899. Mag