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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-20

River Rialto Drevities-

St. Paul and WIN receive 70 clear for the same
point In the Afternoon at O'Clock
The W. H. Grapevine departed yesterday
afternoon for Rocheport with twenty passengers
and Do tons Of general freicht.
foir foi HnMS maniss:s ON of frsiskt E ' ' ' -"1
The Peters Lee 10 due today from Memphis
afternoon at O'Clock
Tho Columbia will arrive this morning from
Chester and wtil clear Tor the same po't 'nis
afternoon At o'clock
The city Of Sheffield departed yesterday after
noon for Hamburg with . light freight IMP and a
-Ths Grey Eagle will reach St. Louis this
morning from Commerce and viii receive TO eiear
again tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK
The Bald Eagle cleared for Peoria yesterday
Afternoon with q good freight manifest and an ex-
eepticnsiIy long list Of passengers.
Cape Girarteau to clear again this afternoon nj
3 O'Clock.
cursonists to Alton ysstel day afternoon.
Tho Eagle Packet Company's new steamcr
Cape Grardeau. is beng handsomely furnished In
viii BE- put on a" the DOCKS for repairs next Mon
day and held In reserve as an extra boat
Tho steamer Peters Lee. which hae been sn-
Louis and Aempns trade The Peters Lee VIII
reach ST. Louis early to-mo.row morning and de-
The Dolphin left port yesterday morning ae
daylight for Cottonwood Point with three empty
barge>-
Louis have sent Secretary Drown OF the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots Society COM
plese dow nstresm report Of the channel between
Commander U. r. Harris U. 9. n. inspector
Of the Fifteenth Lighthouse District. has sent %
pilots and notice OF the following changes
R,vsI between g. Louis and Cairo: Uppes reef.
and white hori.ontai bar a lower okaw crossing
10 also discontinued
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Wall street Gossip.

The following Synopsis Of the gossip IN regard
X Se, 's Was % receisei ~ BY D. r. Francis. Bro: Co:
New York. June is.ILondon Brises came iowe5
ssiiing in ihi. market FOR focsisn account !, Al,
though the selling Was on a smaller scaie snan
vas hesyiest In Union Pacific. southern Paeinc
and United States steel
There were many large buying orders. several
for 5eoo-share lots. In the market o. sne open,ns
sellers se ali arosn ] nd The room basins their sales
the prospects Of higher money ratss an en,
psSsed unfss9raois bank AZ wer: the heaviest
buyers OF St Paul. Union Pacific and Atchisons.
the reported plan to make eioser relation. be-
tween the principal railroad systems In the "est
G. F. l. and T. C. i. were both weak on liqui-
dating sales by interests that we.s ns note nosed as
OF the United states steel interests shared in
the buying caused lack q y, osa,n N e,n,re
Of the outside steel and iron corporations
Call loan. that were lief, UNCHANGED yesterday
at from to ~, were generally marked u2 TO
per cent to-day and many loans were called IN
trust companies being the principal lenders The
trust company tina, had TIE nA;ne Of nsng most
lender to-day and was willing o .Scset any
ordinary collateral. including indussrIais a. re-
curfty for loans
Heidelhaeh. Ickesheimer Co. today ensased
sSs civ rGiS Bank isr $50 sspSss &C. Ruhn x IeS Co.
ooo. Total engaged or shipped since the present
gees to Germany.
London. June ls.-Amersans opened weak. DE-
clnes scoring from i to 4 per cent oeiow New
,s,: S:nT nurss r.. now 90 but
shc. f.stion.l scnce:.,on; sso ,sei ,,csS o9n-
%o1 eaual to 81 q New Io1E and psssssd
to ssk On ~.
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POULTRY.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June ls.-Recepts to-day vers y
cars Western by freight and a little sprinkling bY
express from the Southwest. Ine market ruleS
steady to nrm On fowls at ioisc under strong ad-
vices from competing markets. wniie there was .
full supply oc spring chickens which moved pretty
well ac for the lndianas. but otaer Western
we-e not saiable over lsaiSc. while lsc Is top %
southern and Southwestern. ROSTERS slow; tzr-
keys about steady No change IN quotations.
Dressed poultry-keceipts to-day were L. ~ pk4aI
Receipts Of fresh killed fowls continued moderate.
first Of the week. which sweed the available Of
nand. which moderate Some RECEIVERS were
inclined to ask lee for fowls At tho open
ing. but buyers had trouble IN getting standara
marks At Ice. which was the ruling figure in the
days business. and while good fowls were Oh
tainabls for any less. only extra fancy. selected
drypicked brought 1.'sc. latter being coufnesl ~
Q few marks rom Indiana ScAlded fowls IN very
light demand and slow At l0c. Receipts OF spring
chickens were quite tree. but there was . contin-
ued good demand with market active and about 10
per ID. higher ali around. Fancy dry-picksd over
lbs. TO pair. brought &c. while average oa1e
marks Of Western scalded sold up to 1Sc. with
smaller and the less desirable kinds going lower
quoted
Iced Poul,ry-Brciler> Western dry picked, fam
cy 1E2lc; Western large scalded 1s0 &c. Others
unchanged Frozen foultry-Brolers. prime Dry
picked 16di9c: fancy dry picked 1S621c: primo
scalded lsisc- Fowls-Fancy dry-plcked &c. NO
other change In quotations.
Chicago. June Bleed poultry steady Turkeys
10: chickens saS.c.
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balances S2.Ial&s Poeted exchange "a ssis: -
days: H-sS demand New York sxcaanse Isc
premium
PhiiadeIphi.: Pa. June Is-Clear.nss s.o7l5.-
SOS: balances fe.s53 2ie
baltimore: Nd. June Is-Clearinss A.sssn:
balances $430, ,33l.
Cincinnati. o. June ia-C1carings 81 ssosc.
d ys: G.S demand. New York exchange lsc
premium
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Nsv York June ls.-Petrolsum dull
Turpentine ana Resin.
Nsw York June E-Ro.in nrm: ssIstneA eoo-
s.vsnnss tsa. Gun: Jun. sesDais. 'S sSarDsas,n.
Fl: II s '? s:.'i .s 4: { e.: IT sz
Boston. Mass June is.-The American wesa
and CS,isa RsGS5:s. van say ,ss sGse" ssy e 2:
su:ines. Sa1 ssd in progress IN the ~ooi n.lk. viii
msnt ns so@c houses report The ,r:d. as s:y
quiet. ou. others note an Increase & in tns in9S,D
sun,ers buying woods only .s they nssd
s%s IL 1nd S seaTsa ,ss, aSeT need. % arc .e
but surely. becoming greater with the Improve
sns ns 81 IN he the se sS1d, wes aso% draws
there will naturally be moro liberal purchases
in prices. and any atielnp, % secure az .dvane:
usually puts stop t9 business: Asd,um sn1 s1,,
fine WOODS continue very steady and are fuliy
as ,,i nr as usy nI,so ne nrs. 70 49,
previously notei-io6i,c clean. laid down IN the
sssS aaas %Issins she Fen
dleton about half a million lbs were sold in one
At The bsaiies large sales are reported As having
been made within the past mo weeks. AZ Pen
sss.cos si lbs ''' aonse.s.s and ses H.: foss!.S.
making ma total @ Of s sc asainss 2 total a.ss of a.
l+sa.eo for TIE corresponding week last year ne
agninst S. 81. 100 lbs. for the corresponding time
last year.
Dried Fruits.
New York. June 1e.-Choice and fancy gra1eo
OF evaporsted APPLES received the most attention
to-day and considerable business was executed in
those grades at steady prices. but otherwise the
market arite featursiess State-Common to
rood s;sf:Sc: prime 5z15%c: cno'ce s9Skc:
fancy sisa7c. California dried fruits ruled IN
Aprscots-Royal sITsc: Moor Park nz6l2c-
Peaches-Pseled lifrlSc: unp-e;ed sG1ac.
Hides and Leather. :
New York. June ls-Hides steady LeeHAr
Butter and Cheese.
New York June ie.-Rutter-Receipse ~
pkgs.: nrm: creamery I5aisisc: factory n90i14e:
Cheese-Receipts 5.$as pkEs: firm: Fancy lAs!e
colored Sc: fancy white large &c; fancy @an
co.ored sc fancy small white &C.
Chicago. June le-Bu:ter STEADY: Seamssaos
1p.619c dairies HiS.lo,-c- cneese &ussS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL .
New York June 19-Egys-ReceiptD oo-dny
1iIx cases The weather remains very favorable
and with receipts nearly within the 11misa
OF the regular trade demand. prices were rafhpr3
0rmer. Hfrties and checks ere scarce md vnneB1
Al full prices. No change n quotations- -
Karras City, No.. June ls.-EgBs weak fku1h
NlsDocruf and Kansas stock - 0og-. - -
casos returned: new whitswood. easoD tns110D6
" Rog2
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New York June 1s-Money on call steady q,
3fff Der cent; last loan ia: ruling rate 4: prime
mercantile paper sAg4a. Stsriins exchang.
a IS Tor demand and Al A.ssa for 50 days.
posted rates t.ssi1 and A.ss: commercial bills
a s4s.d4 S. Silver certificates nominaily So
Mexican dollars Eirc. State bonds inactive: Gov
erunent bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular.
Boston. June ls.-clearings so.s1Sss: balanesu
Sz.oss. III
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Peters Lee at lo:so q m. City of Msmphis e 3
m. River Is and stationary.
Burlington. Ia. June iA-The river fell inch
since last report. and y now fest inchse
above iow-wster marx Of 1854 Weather clear and
cooler. after q heavy rain The Eiofss m anA
out
New Orleans, June ie.-Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: United States lighthouse tender
Joseph Henry from Cairo.
Louisville. June is-River rising: Ae In canal,
Ga on falls 1s-s below locks Clear and not
Cincinnati June 1s.-River :4S and rising.
Clear and warus-
Evansville. June is.-River i3s feet and faIiing.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
En~lAAsn


IDndon. June y: 2: m-conso: for money sss
Canadian Pacific iel; ST. Paul lsls: Illinois Cen
trai I5ols. Louisville ii2is: Union Pacific pfd
Isl.: Grand andpcc5:, cmfwyp vhskyqp. bskq
%: New York central iss: Erie Az: Pennsy lvanis
ia; Reading IA: Erie first pfd- .et; Northern
Pacific pfd. iooii. Grand Trunk liN. Anaconda
lok: Rand Mnee 4efs: United States Steel !o'.
do. pfd 1Ni,. Money 1Gii1 per cent The rate
OF discount In the open market for short bi Is
IL 2,rd2-s-ls yer cent: do. three months bills
2 GIG per cent The amount Of bullion taken Into
the Bank Of England on balances to-day was
f5.0co Turpen:ine spirits Z.s Cd Gold premiums
quoted Mt Buenos Ayres I33.3a. Spanish Is IL
Beet sugar June - Sd
Paris. Juno 1s-Bueiness opened undecided on
the Bourse to-day. Prices were irregular. For
eigners declined rentes were maintained and
Spanish ~ and Beriins reacted on selling. some
iniustrials Improved Rio Tfntos rallied. owing
TO a rumor that the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany will absorb certain American mines. Later
Spanish a. and industrials were offered Befos .
the close the tone improved and prices finished
steady. Three per cent rentee lo1 2c for tbs
account. Exchange on London ssf nc for checkA
Spanish - e III.
Germany.
Berlin. June fs.-Exchange London 30rp -
Pigs for checks. Discount rates: Short bills !;
per cent: three months bills ~ Per cent. Busi-
ness on the Boerse to-day was quiet and prices
Irregular. Home FUNDS were irregular.
Americans were dull Transvah rails were
strong on bear covering. Industr.Als were weak.
particularly electrical ventures Banks were fr-
regular.
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Received daily by u. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.
No. IA North Fourth street:
Pirtshurg Irate Glass sold At 1HA er divt-
derd n. per cent.
Westinghouse Air Brake. last sale at Is0.
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New York. Tune ia.-Bar silver S'xc
London. June 1S.-Ba- silver steady et zSd
Der ounce.
Gold Exports.
New York, June ls-Kuhn. Loeb Co v1u
ship s25o,ooo gold to Europe TO- mofTSM nsadsi,
bach Ickolheimer q Co. will snip Sso0OW gold
BY to- o-nnorrcw's steamer. The National city Bank
will ship S60000o gold to-niofroW-s eteainet'
day.
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". u. " 49, & Co., Fiscal Agents,
1 1923 Holland Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.

Aemittances by mail should be made By
posi- Office or express money order or by
draft.
Send or call for prospectus. or write to
Mr.. Joseph F. Campbell cashier Island City
Savings Bank), secretary and treasurer En-
terprise OIL Company, Galveston, Tex
Money deposited in any bank outside Of
st. Louis for this stock and notification sent
ii. G. Noel & CO.. at st. Louis, Mo-, or Mr.
Campbell at Galveston. Tex. will secure
naU1e
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There was little demand fer foreign exchange.
and the market vas dull but steady
d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rates
follows:
Prime sterling cables <sss.: checks ssa+ssi.:
sixty days 4G%-
Commercial bankers checks %.ShHS-Ss: saxty
Gays 4.s5;.; ninety days ASH
drain b.lis lss&1i IS: cotton bills 4.s4s.
Bankerx' Paris cables s.lslo.l Is i-,ec; checks
Jl5Aa5. Is Lie; sixty days 5.E11T5.1. r-iG
Commercial French francs checks 5.1sh g. .1eis
(r, rs l-l6: eixty days 5.fsisE5 Is i-f6.
$50 Liz
Belgian francs chec,s s.l71sa5.i7 liz: si.ty days
b.ls% QS. - Lis
BANKERS rsichsma,ks cablss S<Qe5 y Is;
checks s6N0e5 irls: sixty days sS%Qya 9-ls
Commercial reichsmarks checks Sois0eS sis:
sixty days s56e6 i-ls; ninety days s4+Vss 1.lA
Dutch guilders cables <oii: sixty days 4".s.
Commercial g,iiiders. checks 10 ZIG. sixty days
IOl.Gso S-l&
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New York Stock otations,

81 Louis Wednesday. June is Ieo,
The folowing shows the opening highest low
ct and closing quotations on the New York
STOCK EncEanse- Corrected daily for The Re
PUBIC by ID. IL. Francis. Bro q Co. bonds and
stocks. "a North Fourth street S ~''N
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Earbur gauges wednesday marked u feet. inf
eating q fall Of 4 Of . foot In the last twenty
four hours.
business along the river 'front.' Yesterday was
dull. Freight receipts were unusually asht and
onerinGs few.
weather bright and warm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-20
DOROTHY OF MONTANA

LOCATION OF PROPERTIES, on Granite
Mountain LEDGE. near PhilipsburK.
Mont. PRODUCTION OF DIS
-TRICT, 500. .0OO, 900
Shares In this Cooperation are offered los Pub
Dc Subscription 1t Csc each
This offer IL good, however, only
nntil the 1st day Of July, 1901. when,
owing to . rich strike on these prop
critics, showing e258.4S TO the ton, the
price will be advanced to u per
share. Intending applicants should,
therefore, act without delay. stock
will be held for purchasers' account
pa telegraphic notice.
PROSPECTUSOF The COMPANY, containing
full infor nation with report Of expert. sent by
return Eiail request. 10 secure full Informal
SSsw: -'N> . WIG
NURL0W WEED BARNES, '1s s.s srS:scay. %.ss
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.


There was no real fault TO Be found with the
conditions prevailing yesterday. The market was
active in nearly ali departments The demand
for money was active and rates steady and un-
changed a; 5 to per cent In the extremes for
call and time loans. with the majority Of loans
large supply the deposits stin keeping up.
Checking was quite brisk and satisfactory
The local bank ciearings yesterday were re-
ported at s..ls.. ISL. tho balances amounting to
n SOL So
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Arrived.

T0-Day's Weather.
Generally fair. with possibility Of local thun
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whitaker q Co.. bond. stock. commercial pager
and exchange brokers. No. 39 North Fourth
street. quote exchange ~ follows:
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vashingtoa, June ls.-To-day's statement oi
The Treasury balances In the general fund. e.
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At 1Oc a Share,

sold In blocks Of fifty shares. S or over.
Only q limited amount Of treasury stock
Is offered to secure additional funds for de-
veloping the company land ard marketing
O.
cents o share At p. n. Saturday, June q.
end may be raised any day previous to that
time without notice.
Subscriptions are being rapddly booked st
The office Of
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Chicago St0clks.
Received daily by c. H. Walker & Co.. No. SO
North Fourth street:
Aaxzann akxaWboard .................... 81 .
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River and Business.

River FOrecaSt.
The river At 81. Louis will fall.
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PERSON COUNTY. TEXAS.
The Enterprise Oh Company Of Calves
Of the eleven following wells on Spindletop
HeightsL shown In above map. besides
which they own two undeveloped tracts
tract northwest. In sixty days they will
own an oil well and from that time on the
etocf of the Enterprise Oil Company will
ralfdly advance. You can resell your hold
lngs at q big profit or hold for large divi-
dends.
Tho onlcers and directors Of this company
are successful business men. They have
invested heavily In its stock and their pur-
pose Is to md oil to increase their own
wealth as well as the balance OF the stock
holders
The company's tract Of land on Spindle
top Heights il only sixty yards from the
(Beaty) gusher and less than sixty yards
from Dewey Haywood No. gusher.
Buy to-day IL Won want to cet In
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RIVER NEWS.


,or twentyfour hours ending ac a. m:
81 Lou:s. Wednesday. June 70. 1891.
Stations. Danger. Gauge. change.
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Corrected daily by Guy p. Billion. No. 81 Olive
street: -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20
Baking irlg Powder

,...., NoTE-Avod baking powclcrsrnadcfrom rH'0t BAKING alum. They looi: ike pure powders, POWDER Go. and may raise ihc cate Inf ,lrn, CHICAGO. is a poison and Cne can eat food
 mixed with it wiioI. injury to health.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20

not be controlled. Mir. Davis started for Price last night and will be or the ground this evening"" The above well is located just across the river from the land of the Ari- zona Utah Paraffine Oil com. pany, a company recently in corporated in Prescott and which is now preparing to sink on its property. The striking of this gusher is certainly good news for them as it indicates that their hold ings are all that they claim for them.
 H. A. King died at Murphy's camp Wednesday morning of acute dysen- tery. MT. King was seventy-five years old and had been sick but a short time when the messenger of death summoned him hence to solve the mystery of the great beyond. The deceased came to this country from Iowa last spring and engaged in min ing with J. K. Murphy. He was father of the King boys, who are we'll and favorably known in this county. Those who were acquainted with Mir. King during his life time speak of him as an honorable and Christian gentleman. When ones allotted three score years and ten have been we'll spent the call of death seems but the aftermath of faithfulness, and, in ex- tending sympathy to the bereaved, we trust that MT. King is at rest in a land where the little things of this world do not worry the spirit. The remains were taken to Phenix, where they will be prepared for shipment to the Iowa home of the deceased.- Wickenburp Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20
A Brilliant Gathering.

Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Walls enter tained large number of ladies at their beautiful residence in East Prescott last evening. The residence, with itselectric light illuminations and open fire places, and filled with a con genial throng of ladies and gentle men, presented quite an animated and cheerful scene. The guests were seated in groups of four at nearly a dozen tables, and each group was provided with euchre deck of cards for their entertainment, the game partaking of the progressive form. About dozen games were played when the various scores were cast up and the prize winners were found to be as follows: ladies, first prize, Mrs. J. c. Herndon; first prize for greatest number of lone hands played. Mrs. H. Kinslev. Gentlemen, first prize, H. E. Armitage; prize for greatest number of lone hands, c. A. Peter. At the conclusion of the games, re- treatments were served, which were seasoned with social converse, thus rounding out very pleasant social evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20
The Catholic Fair.

The following is list of donation, which have been made so far to thu Catholic Fair.
 1. B-B Co.,, a buggy.
 2. Geo. Ruffner, a horse.
 3. Jos. Gales, set of harness. 4. J. M. Heck of the Arizona lauH- dry, buggy laprobe and whip.
 All the above articles, makiug a complete riding outfit, to be disposed of at the same time.
 5. John Derr, S45 suit of clothes.
 6. Blumberg, leather couch.
 '. Goldwater Bros., a white iron bedstead with brass settings.
 s. H. Brisley, White Sewing ma chine.
 g. Bates the photographer, large photo, with handsome frame, of Father Quetu.
 10. R. H. Burmister & Sons, one pair of blankets and one quilt.
 II. Sam Hill, dinner set.
 12. Ed Block, one pair handmade Hanan shoes.
 13. Herman Voge, cigars, mineral water, etc.
 14. Wooster, picture and frame.
 15. Geo. Cook & O., beautiful fruit basket.
 Is. J. I. Gardner, sewing machine. IT. Brown Bros, Wilson heater.
 IS. Joe Wilson, a suit of clothes or overcoat.
 19. Barthel & Stocks, a nice suit case.
 20. The Prescott National bank, $50.
 21. The Bank of Arizona, S25.
 22. Martindell & Horne, a beautiful lady's watch.
 g. Recorders office, a handsome clock.
 "A. Fen Hildreth, horn back alli- gator chatelaine purse.
 p. Burke & Hickey, a S75 cut glass punch bowl, which can be seen at Cooks show window.
 26. W. P. Covilaud, sundry articles. 27. Jake Marks, 100 cigars.
 2S. Mrs. E. A. Rogers, a handsome sofa pillow.
 g. Joe Dillon, 150 cigars.
 30. Joe Dougherty, two Navajo blankets and one quilt.
 31. J. H. Mulrein, S20.
 32. Ed. Shumate, a meerschaum pipe.
 33. Mrs. R. E. Morrison, silver tea set.
 34. Shepard & Kastner, a rheer- schaum cigar holder.
 35. A. Robinson, amber cigar holder.
 36. N. Levy, fancy sofa cushion. 37. Baumann Copper Co.,, 1000 shares of stock.
 3S. Mrs. Dan Campbell, d gilded Roman parlor chair.
 39. Mrs. Mary Sweeney, a rocking chair.
 40. Mrs. M. J. Hickey, nice water and dozen glasses. fl. Misses Mary and Katie Hickey, tea set.
 F. John Duke, a full-blooded Jer- sey COW and calf.
 43. Mrs. J. c. Forest, a hand painted chocolate pot.
 A. Mrs. Peter Gotriaud, pair of handmade velvet and pearl slippers. 45. Anonymous friend, S25. 46. Miss Etta Dewitt, very beauti- ful hand-embroidered sofa cushion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20

the face and they cause intense HlilMLlll suffering. The extent of this
 suffering may be gathered from Mrs Nelson's experience told in the letter given below. She says, " uas SO Ney1- 0Hs that kFs least Hfng noHLd Sta,1Le He aItr0st inso c0nvHLsi0ns.D Such a con- dition of nervousness generally indicates womanly diseases. It is useless to at- tempt to cure nervousness by the use of narcotics.
 NARCOTICS ARE DEADLY
 for the nervous woman whose need is not to make the nerves sleep but to make them strong, not to numb them but to nourish them. The best medi- cine for nervous women is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cures nervous ness because it cures the causes which are behind nervousness. It establishes regularity, dries the drains which under mine the health and strength, heals inflammation and alteration and cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong and sick women well.
 UDr. Piercc's medicines are the best I have ever used, i" writes Mrs. C. Nelson, of Chemawa, Marion Co.,, Oregon. rMy health was badly run down when I con suited him by letter. My limbs were cold and my head hurt me continually. was SO nervous that the least thing would startle me almost into convul- ions. had palpitation of the heart SO bad that I could scarcely walk some times. felt utterly discouraged, but two bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scnption and one of Golden Medical Discovery made a new woman out of me. We are never without Dr. Pierce's Pellets in the house"
 Nothing is claimed for Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription but is claimed for it by the women who have been cured by its use. Behind every claim is eure-yes, a thousand cures In fact,