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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14
WORLD
Entrance HOyt St.

The wedding Of Miss Jeanne Ross Edwards and
Charles CTisr Delrnonico on Wednesday evening
st the home Of the brides parents, No. 10 St.
MsTk's-ave was celebrated quietly. only relatives
sn5 intimate friends being present. There was no
dTs1ir room rS4T bower Of NOVELS ManteI
anc mirrors we're n1sssed vim pink roses aud the
walls Were festoo1ed with asparagus fern Georges
Mrs. Delmonco viii live in Manhattan
The wedding Of Mss Adele Erben. only daughter
% Resr-AdmiraI and Mrs Erben. and Charles B.
g. Gailard viii take place on October q at noon,
IN the Church q the Epiphany. Manhattan. Rela-
~ ives and Intimate friends only have been invited
he brides home. No l30 last ForIy-fourth-st
11-snhattan- The Erben family lived in Brooklyn
al The Navy Yard.
The engagement OF Miss Isabelle Harter. daugh-
Ter Of M and Mrs. Frederick A Harter, Of No.
lS Henry-st- and Thomas Bartlett AIdrich, of
Hasn-Tgton-aye., has been announced Miss HaTter
Ie -S y5eF sl.eylag nedislne At Ann Aroor Ini-
- $3.50 9-l since her engagement she IS SAID =
Ne given up aer purpose 70 take q full course
sgo was q resident Of Manhattan
The wedding Of Miss Louise D Maxwell. only
daughter of Dir. and Mrs J. Rogers Maxwell, and
Howard F. Whitney. second son Of DIR. and Mrs.
HenTy < Whitney. viii take place on Saturday
s-.sihooH- November i, al the Church Of Our
Mr. Robert Il Turle Of No 81 Monroe Place,
introduce Eer elder daughter Miss MilIcent
". I1rle a. series Of two receptions. each to be
e es9E Cd ~ dinner on Saturday afternoons. De
ne wedding Of d.. Elizabeth c. GiIkison and G.
12iesb1rg Purves, OF Philadelphia viii be soleIn-
So $50 o. December at the home Of Dr. GilBison's
Csc is the eldest daughter Of Mrs Anthony
N5r,.--. and iGT many years the family lived at
'"'sg1e and Hicks SITS.
Ihe engagement Is announced Of Miss Florence
= Fsili-er, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Lowell
- Fe4Iaer- q No. % Clintou-ave, and Theodore
-S'eAer, Of Manhattan The Palmers have not yet
sr5- 'S- rom their country seat Edgewood, STAN
p ~ Prospect Manor.
Tie wedding Of Miss Mabel 3 French. elder
r-shter Of Mr. and hrs. John ". French, and
flsflck De n Aackay. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
drfse,1a Ssckay. Of Bay Ridge celebrated the
TTsekey VIII live Al 10 ~ Srand-sVe and
sf,er6s551Ss -sy VIII be At home The first Wednesday
''N q each month until Lent
De --s engagement Of Miss L.sette s. Lambert
NsaIef Of Mr. and Mrs. William & Lambert Of
~ seVenth-sye.. ana Dr. Frank Knight, Of
s,--si'it-aye-, has been announced. After being
rehs Seminary Mss Lam6erf sailed for Eu
kIigbt '--1slllng abroad most OF last winter Dr.
Jskn's1 lfeons is Oh The stan of physicians Of
q, image OF Miss Ruth 4. Msddren daugh-
y and Mrs. William Maddren, and Richard
ee,t-.sel son Of Mrs. Margaret z. Russell, was
Church On Wednesday evening in St Peters
neay 40 Hanson Place. followed the cere-
hss. - - Mrs Elliott Burris. of No. 1ss Macon-st
1sr 49, 49, cards for the marriage of their deugh-
To- sWendolyn Burris. and George ". Rnowi-
''A o. DIR. and Mrs. George ". Knowlton.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C,o--r- Ncw-Iork, October 10. 1900.
o., CQs There was very Indifferent OF market
p 6Iazu coffee futures, fact partially
4Gsehce OF returns from Rio and Santos except th9
Lesi.S az ttlo given 1900 Very little
coIee was for sale the Havre market reported
ADVANCE OF : franc and Hamburg reported
OF = pig Al the same time warehouse deliveries
nted states We're Of encouraging tendency.
ing 1900" bags Sales the opening call l. 30
oagS and Tot the entire session only 1000 bags The
marker opened with March points higher and other
positions unchanged and steady subsequently,
9rket ruled dul and closed steady at net unchanged
prices Total sales. 4Oo0 There
little speculative spirit being
the heavy Of distribution
plies IN connection with the relatively high prices
year as compared with figures ago. leading
to caution all around Spot coffee dull but steady
with Rio IS quoted S2sc Private advces
Rio exchange easier 0i+d to-day Brazil hold
looking for Receipts continue
large
The Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
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ADELPHI COLLEGE

Thanks to the generosity Of the graduating class
Of 1906 the library has just been enriched by new
and much needed books to the value of $500 Be
SIDES many works of special interest to the de-
partments, this gift includes such works as Court
hopes History of English Literature" The Car
lyle Emerson Correspondence" President Enot's
volume OF essays Gardeners History Of Eng
land; a new edition of Jewett's Plato" Profes-
Sor Manatts "Mycenean Age" Holm's History Of
Professor Peckham's lecture next Monday in his
course before the Brooklyn Institute is upon the
subject, The Practical Work of a Weather b.
server Professor Lawton has resumed his an
nual course of fifteen lectures literature Il the
Teachers Training School.
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NOTES OF BROoKLiYyYY SCHOOLS
PRATT INSTITUTE.

Many Of the classes have already reached their
limit of numbers and some. have been closed. The
evening classes are especially full land in the de-
partment Of fine arts the studios are overcrowded
The opening of the studios will relieve this
crowded condition, and II is hoped that these
rooms Will be ready for use by November l.
Inc second lecture in the course architecture
sculpture ana decoration given by Mr.. Perry
on Wednesday afternoon His subject was
Egypt Next Wednesday afternoon he will take
ton" A i
An interesting collection Of Volkmar pottery is
on exhibition in the art gallery OF the library
building. and will be there until October 81.
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SUIT BASED on DEATH OF HUSBAND.

In the suit Of Catherine Behlen. of No III Bridge
St. against the Heights line to recover $4,000 for
the loss OF her husband. Anton Behen. by an ac-
cident in Myrte-ave. on February is. a sealed
verdict will be handed 10 Justice Herrick to-mor-
row in the Supreme Court. Mr.. Behlen a
baker who supplied bread 10 the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for many years, and on the day mentioned
car struck his wagon and threw him into the street
He died q few DAYS later.
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OTHER MARkErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Oct 13.-Catre-Receipts head nou,inaIly
steady good 10 prime steers IS +o9S5 poor medium
4eas3 30; selected feeders % 15S4 90
s. 1JQS3 IS; 81 65nS4 heifsrs
ners S2gS2 Go; 75Qs4 50: calves S4ass - reT
ans-TeXas fed S4f1S4
as 10 Texas bulls. 81 1888 d HossRscsipts today
1000 head: toorr3V. 3 0OO, estimated over
511Oc top. IS 27iz mixed butcher 81 e0G
s. 27s good choice heavy 81 SOQS5 rough hesv
s. 75QS4 S.. light 81 sass p bulk GS5 IS
sheepRecslpts 900 head steady; good 70 choice
So s5S4 To- fair 10 choice mixed 50 45IS3
sheep. 50 S5S4 To- Texas sheep 50 5O9S3 So
lambs 81 25dS5 60. Western lambs. - I56Sd 25
Cincinnati, Oct l3--Hogs quiet. So O5QS5 Cattle
steady 81 1885 Sheep steady So 1OGss 90 Iambs
steady. 81 250S5 ..
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INJURED WIFE SUES SALooSkEEPERS.
SAYS SHE GAVE FIRM NOTICE NOT TO SELL
LIQUOR TO HUSBAND.

Mrs Ellen u. Holloway. who lives with her
husband, John Holloway, in Seventeenth-st, has
brought a suit in the Supreme Court TO recover
IS 900 damages from John Hopke and George Null
Ter, partners in a retail liquor business, for sell
ing liquor her husband after she had written to
them not to do Mrs. Holloway alleges that her
husband became intoxicated in the saloons OF the
defendants, and on one occasion beat her and
broke her ribs.
In the Supreme Court yesterday before Justice
Marean counsel for Hopke & Muller asked for a
bill OF particulars 70 when the liquor sold
TO Holloway who sold it, when Mrs Holloway sent
the notice not to serve her husband with liquor,
and also a statement TO the extent of the in
turies inflicted her by her husband The
ton, far as the request for statement Of Mrs
Justice Marean.
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FALLING BOOKCASE KILLS 4 BOZ

Raymond Martinez Spanish boy six years old
into the parlor Of his home. No. 154 Fulton
St. on Friday evening 10 get picture book. II
was the top of bookcase, and instead OF stand
ing upon chair he climbed up the shelves The
tipped over, and he fell backward on the floor
sustaining conclusion OF the brain and dying
sfterWard. The Health Board yesterday rejected
the death certificate as IL did not state specifically
the cause of the fail
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CALLED TO HOLY COMFORTER CHURCH

call TO the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Holy Comforter in Debevoise-st.. near Humboldt
St. has been extended TO the Rev. r. VI. Edwards.
Of Central Islip Long Island. II is believed that
he viii accept Mr.. Edwards, who is about forty
years old VIII be the successor OF the Rev. Samuel
b Bailey, who resigned last spring. and Is
his farm Vineland. y. j.
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with comparisons. FOLLOW:

q s o5e 5se R99 GS 5
american 5000; receipts IS 900 Ameriean II COO mid
onng upland 90 futures opened 564a6-64d decline
9I14s; January February 5O9b February-MsrcR Job
unsa 9o S' 3d. Msg4sR3 59s
vennber- December. 5.i4b. JIG - W
FLOUR AND MEAL-The trade in -four on a small
wheat sim showing no qa5tabIe change Quotations
81 S'3@ sprng patents 81 2og$4 So winter straigh
$$ 40 eSt 1 %neT patents g ggS4 spring clears $Sg
@ 6ueEwbea our s. 1oas2 &c. ton sq5 1 F6 e ar
s. 4oa$S ' Sao fei;'f Kin iG s IsS
h aSa ~ So as to brand Bag MEALEssy quoted
r. 5[v n quoted; Spring bran SIC 75as17 sacks
~; coarse winter bran 81 3Sl9 80 latter white
Sii I'll meal. SIS 25 inseed oil cake SOS: corn oil
-wHEAT-weakness was once NOR. a feature
OF the wheat market saturday buyers previous
decidedly to he policy Of earrag Ss
bly, St. Louis and t The T5t e1tSe nsrets noa
auay II not more prominent than here. Opening
. a5sd net higher market began to show
tbe morning advaneed uat before the regular Close
curb Deeember dclp e from { " s6 0f5'r on he aS9
fov I9c at clock Among the Influences contributing
5earsh statistics Monday dne weather in he North
only II os a export s trade amounting :,
ir2n 100000 100000 bush being the broom
insresse possibly 100000 bush although
looked Ike increase OF 900 oOo or 800 900 bush
ing me market and bull Interests appeared
tnotoushiy demoraized ~ time during
auoan shipments were tJ6 600 bush. slightly larger
3i,a ne previous weak Spring wheat receipts
NIUE smaller than usual oggregang 4S6
90 cars last week and 70l year ago.
etlre week. however receipts
nan INC previous week Kansas City adyiees
{hst country offerings had Increased SUGGESTING an
a4afgement Of receipts. No red closed at s0isc
4tioat; No Northern Duuth. S5etc and No hard
DuIulh, ssisc. both ahoat basis. .CORN-The
eoI market also developed weakness under qu
oauon ana sympathy with the decline wheat.
Clear m all parts the belt Mondays
arrivals al Chicago COS
ne shipments from Chicago however during the week
stock is expected be 100000
n Monday panuban shipments were 20 OOe bush AGAINST
spuo push the previous week. Exporters 20
No corn closed 4Ti4c and IS zc Z ahoat
-OAIS-The market inactive and a little easier
with corn No . closed 25te No 5 oats. 25c.
No white ~ 92Tlsc No white. 26is4264se; track
mixed, 2on26iac; track white e6GS3c No white clips
80 = ase Market quiet No Western Setse
and No Western. gec. both o ahoat; State rye 54
L6e- Nsw-York CARROTS. .BARLEY-Niarket dull
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.io-Receipts, 5000 bags; other returns.
he satisticaI nosion Brazilian
'IneIudIng ZOE taken ex shlp.

COTTON--The market for cotton active. yet
within comparatively Of fluctuations there
considerable reguarity The local
The outsiders. as rule, RETAINED from trading alto
gether operated with extreme caution The volume Of
business small for Saturday market Yet the
thetC. intimidated, rather.
Prices having declined a.
bearishIy Inclined element afraid the
other hand, receipts continue scale,
checking demand The market opened easy with prices
unchanged to . points lower. The decline due
Liverpool cables. whereas
expected The Chronicle issued a bulish summary.
but that ignored. The simply md
perPieXcd. nervous feeling prevailed up
close Of Change. Following the opening call prices
acted sharply until net advance of 3Q1 points
pareu Renewed selling, scattered and Of volume
proved to be sufficient weaken the market again.
the close weak at loss of from 10 points Spot
cotton quiet and unchanged 10 7-16c middlng
upland and 10 I-16c for mlddlng Gulf Total
80 bales
The range Of contract prices local to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

Miss Florence Newman, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Newman of No. q Seventh-ave..
Will be married Tuesday evening. October 60
70 Henry Irwin, Jr at the brides home. A large
reception viii follow the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

On the afternoon of Wednesday. November a.
the wedding Of Miss Flora NJ. Clouser daughter of
MI and Mrs. Samuel F. Clouser of No 22l Park
race, and George c. Germond, Of No. 442 Wash
!ngton-aVe-, VIII be soiemnized at the Memorial
presbEterian Church.
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of West Upton, Mass. at St. Bartholomew
I tr9g on Wednesday afternoon October "a An
9ride,s parents, for relatives and few intimate
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

'correction.-Item 4s4 hhds tobacco in Yesterdays
Issue should have read "a hhds
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Miss Ethel Merritt, only daughter of Dr. and
Mrs John Merritt, of No. S42 President-st, will be
married 10 Guion Trowbridge son of Mr.. and Mrs
-Niitr Iro"pfldge, OF No. 634 President-st, the
AFTERNOON OF October 81. at st. Johns Church.
The dances at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, which
began week ago Friday, in Building No. o, will
be continued fortnightIy. The chairman of the
committee in charge is Commander J. A B. Smith
Two evening dances viii be given before
christmas, and the other early next year On board
the receiving ship Vermont the first hop was ar
ranged Tor Friday. The dances throughout the
season viii alternate with the dances at the yard
George T. Dobson has issued cards announcing
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss Evelyn E Dob
son, TO Pontus In de Beton Thompson. on October
:, al me Holland House; Manhattan. On their re
IuTh from q three weeks honeymoon tour Mr.. and
Mrs Thompson Will live at No. 149 Remsen-st.
On Wednesday at Trinity Church Lansingburg
y y. the wedding Of the Rev. Cornelius l. living,
rector OF calvary Episcopal Church, in Marcy-ave,
last seven years "a supervising nurse In the Kings
County Hospital, will take place
The wedding of Miss Edna L. Dare the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Dare. Of No. SIS Park
Place, and Charles f Porter will be celebrated
on "Wednesday, November I, at the Emanuel Bap-
The wedding of Miss Florence Cannon, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II Cannon of No SIS
Greene-ave-, and Franklin Gross. son of Magnus
evening at the home of the bride. On their return
r
at No 536 Clinton-ave
On Wednesday afternoon at ST. Bartholomew
Church Miss Anne Scott Hazelton. daughter Of
Robert Hazelton, Of No Gil Hancock-st and
Francis c. Wernig Of Mr.. and Mrs John l.
Werug Of No as Lafayette-ave., were married
the Rev. turner b Oliver, of the church.
performing The ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wernig
Will live in Flatbush.
The wedding Of Miss Mary S Marsh. eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Andrew X. Marsh and Philip
NJ Walter. Of Chicago win be celebrated on
Wednesday evening October g. al the Church of
the Incarnation There Will be a small reception
after the ceremony at the home Of the brides
mother. No. 4s Macon-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s. Haskell. of No. 642 Her
kiner-st., celebrated Thursday the seventy
second anniversary OF their marriage. Mr.. Haskell
also celebrated the ninety second anniversary OF
his birth. Dir. and Mrs. Haskell are among the
Oldest members of plymouth Church
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Miss Ethel Merritt, only daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs John Merritt of No. S42 Presideut-st will be
married TO Guion Trowbridge son of Mr.. and Mrs
Miner Trowbrdge of No 834 President-st on the
afternoon Of October 81. at st. Johns Church.
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NETWORK PRICES.

Feeding 446 tse. and mating 54as2c both Buralo
BCCkWHEAT GRAIN-Market dun: quoted a.
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The wedding Of Miss Edna L. Dare. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H Dare. Of No SIS Park
Place and Charles T. Porter will be celebrated
on Wednesday, November I, at the Emanuel Bap-
list Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

The wedding of Miss Florence Cannon, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H Cannon, Of No. SIS
Greene-ave, and Franklin Gross of Masnus
Gross, Of Manhattan, took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride. On their return
from their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Gross viii live
at No. 536 Clnton-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Haskell of No 642 Her
kimer-st., celebrated Thursday the seventy
second anniversary OF their marriage. Mr.. Haskell
also celebrated the ninety second anniversary Of
his birth Mr. and Mrs Haskell among the
Oldest members of Plymouth Church.
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On Wednesday. Trinity Church. Lansingburg
y. Y. the wedding Of the Rev. Cornelius l. living,
rector Of Calvary Episcopal Church in Marcy-ave
TO Miss Abbie l. Collins, Of Troy y. Y, for the
last seven years a supervising nurse I'm the Kings
County Hospital, Will take place.
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receipts OF breadstus at interior poiT = in thousands
sa{ three cphers 600 omitted flour bbls grain 6usb A.
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Ie engagement Is announced Of Miss Florence
!, Fail-er, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and NrS. Lowell
- - FaIaer- u No. % CIinton-ave., and Theodore
l'1AeF- o. Manhattan The Paluners have not yet
80 5- from their country seat, Edgewood STAN
- Conn. Air. Weicker's summer home Is near
y ~ Prospect Minor
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George T. Dobson has issued cards announcing
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss Evelyn Z. Dob
son, to Pontus In he Beton Thompson on October
J. al me Holland House. Manhattan. On their re
turn IRON 4 three weeks honeymoon tour. Mr.. and
Mrs Thompson viii live at No. 149 Remsen-st.
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The engagement OF Miss Isabelle Harter, daugh-
Ter Of M and Mrs. Frederick a Harter, Of No.
- Henry-st- and Thomas Bartlett AIdrich, of
= as1-Tgtou ave, has been announced Miss HaTter
-as been studying medicine II Ann Arbor Uni
Lzls-t8, Dur since her engagement she is said II
,@ste gwen up heT purpose 10 take full course
--I- AlCrlch j. a Widower. and until about a year
go was q resident Of Manhattan.
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The wedding Of Miss Louise D Maxwell. only
daughter of Dir. and Mrs J. Rogers Maxwell, and
howard F. Whitney. second son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry <. Whitney. viii take place on Saturday
s-.etn0on, November 4, at the Church of Our
The copper era., 1900-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of Graham county, in the Territory of Arizona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of Richard Mo Afee, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Richard McAfee, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to present them, with the necessary vouch- CTS, within four months after the first publi- cation of this notice, to the undersigned Ad- ministrater, in the town of Clifton, county of Graham, Territory of Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate in said county of Graham. Dated August ?, 1900.
 CHARLES W. BECK, Administrator of the Estate of Richard Mo Afee deceased
The copper era., 1900-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of Graham County, in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of John B. Schlottman deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of John B. Schlott- man, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, said deceased, to present them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned Admins trator, in the town of Clifton, county of Ora ham, Territory of Arizona the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Graham. Dated August ?, 19OO
 CHARLES w. BECK Administrator of the estate of John B.
 Schlottman, deceased.
The copper era., 1900-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Homestead Application, No. 2328) Department of the Interior, Land Office at
 Tucson, Arizona, July 26th, 1900.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Clerk of the District Court at Solo knoxville, Arizona, on Monday, Sept. 10, 1900, viz: William S. Mcdonald, of Duncan, Arizona, for the W4S S E 4. s ZINE 4, & NEA s E14, Sec 2e, T S, R 32 E, G & s & M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land, viz: William H. Taylor and Marion Taylor, of Pierce, Arizona, and Aug ust English and Harvey Mcdonald, of Dun can Arizona MILTON R. MOORE,
 %----a Register. First publication August ?, 1900.
The copper era., 1900-08-16
$500 Reward $500.

Solomonville, Ariz., July g, 1900. am authorized by the Board of Supervisors of Graham County to offer reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars (s25O.OO) for information which will lead to the arrest and con- viction of the murderer or murderers of Howe and Wheeler on Eagle creek. In addition to the above I will pay S250 reward for the same information making a total reward of $500.
 BEN R. CLARK,
 Sheriff of Graham County.
The copper era., 1900-08-16

WI at most people want is some thing mild and gentle; when in need of a physic. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-08-16

Abel Alvidrez has opened a second hand store opposite the school house. Give him call when you want any thing in his line.
The copper era., 1900-08-16

Fresh buttermilk- Duncan Dairy.