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Admini.trator'. Final Account

IN THE COURT or THE U. s COM missioner and cN-oficio Probate Ju's for Alaska. at SNagway. in re-sst1te of John ilislop. Notice is hereby given Go all whom may concern. that !. W. Young. admin istrator of thc estate of John hisloP deceased. has filed in thls court h' final account as such administrator. and that the same will come on for hearing and settlement ot my oiiicc in the Cit; of skag,way on the 3ist day of January faoe. at the hour of o'clock p. m. pated this 30th day of November ini
 J. J. ROGERS. 1T & Commissioner and cN-Omcio Pro bate Judge.
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Episcopal

St, SavlourS Chur.h, S,h Ave. and Nate St.. 3d Sun,av in Advent. Holy CommuniNr, 7. m. Morning ser and SeiI. r, it a, IT,. Sunday
 2:3o p,m
 ting topic, Ambas,- torS.
 hg topic, l..e L,s- Herald,
 Rev. J1s. c. Cemeron, Pastor.
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Prssby,.Itaii Church.

Morning Worship It IIa. m. Christian EnJeavor a, 6.3op. m. Evening services at 7:3o D. ;n.
 Mornn.-. subjeIl: 'Con6ience in God. Ey,nin1 ,hems: Gods Being Mans Dong. N Special music b.! the choir, Solo 6v Ass Znkan. N. 8. Harrison, Pastor.
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Tho Fire Boys.

Skagwly has ss progressive set oi fire boys as any elly in eNiStmce. Their recent a,,emp, to organize a gymnasium is . eommsndlble one and wlll serve to keep the bows tlossJ ,nl ha, pier togethsr
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ATTENTION! l!
Important Announcement v ade by
 skagxay Clothing ouse

Just received lssso .inc of Hart scha!rncr * Marx 9yercocts and suits These are the bcs, .cady 10 wear garment manufactured. Remember guaranty goes with us.ry suit or ovcrcoot sold
 F. II. CLAYSON & co.
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Baptist Church.

Snbject this morning will be ChriS,'S nverSitb n about Himself, The Light of .ke wollJ. This evening the subject will ce Home of ;he Souls rest in God.
 Service> at IT a. m. md : D. m.
 Church li cOrner of Miin ani Fifth avenue.
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Msthodist Church.

Love feast today 10 a, m. sermon IT a. m., Rev. ". q SelleCk officiating. S1cri- ment of the L0fl'S supper. Epwotth League 6:3o D. m, SsrmOn pretched 6v Rev. Selleck at 7;3p.
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Belle of t.sxlrgtos whiskey-eight years old-just out ot government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt whis- key-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon
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wuil Keep You Warm

c,avson & Company have jus, received . ,.rve stock Of gcntlemcn's fur coats. which win be sold at most reasonable prices.
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All kinds Of soi, drinks and Seattle Ex- hort Beer at R. B. Bottllng Co. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Pure Coal oil

Pure Winter White" Coal on by the harrcl or gallon. at Jas Carroll & Co.'S
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For Sale Cheap

To, on Eighth street. improved, lt sold ., a,ca & M MILLER.
 Price Building. Fifth Ave
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CATHOLIC

Marks. Fifth avenue. cost af Broad Early Mass at s a. m. late Mass al i0;So. Sunday School at . m. lEvening service at 7.5o D. n. Ion week days mass at a. m.
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Washington Fluit Sore, C. Raruzzl, pr,r. Ameriem nl Italian groceries Skaswsv. Pure srre elder.
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Red star bottled beer Is unequlled as table drink. e per dozen. delivered Telephone s9
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We will glvs gre Ter bargains than ever untF Christmas st Fife Ala.kl Co.
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A arst-class up-So-dpte ha, this week for geo at Cheney's Boston Store.
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New Coal Oil.

The Ross-HigglnS O., Agents Standard .On C.. just received 200 eaSec oi eoai oli' New 0il llrect from the e1St.
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For a few days goods will Dc sold a' lower prices than ever
 FIFE-ALAsKA co.
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FIR. PEOPLES. Undortaker and Elm
 balmer, Broadway aud Sth Ave
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OUR BOTTLED BEERS:
PRICE LIST

Champagne-Pomery Sec-pints. .Sa.so
 BY QUART BOTTLES.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Hilo and way ports, per steaLI,
er Claudine, Jan. SC. A. Brown and
wife, John Motley, Chas. Motley. H.
Holmes, j. A. Scott, Miss Sturgeon,
Miss Richardson. E. Suhr, VIM. Green.
Miss Frank, Mrs. E. Suhr, j. S. Nc
Candless, R. H. Long, ]. Pletts. r. e.
Lockwood. c. R. Collins, d. Dorwood,
L. B. Stearns and wife, A. B. Arthur.
c. H. Teaff. Miss KIM Matsen. Mrs. A.
o. Rose, J. j. Hogan, A. Moore, Mrs.
E. G. Hitchcock
For Kahului and way ports, Der
steamer Maui. Jan. S.-M. S. Gr:l-
baum. w. r. Castle. F. NJ. Hatch. Mrs.
]. G. Graham and daughter. Miss ~.
A. Toomey. Mrs. c. H. Jennings, Mrs.
Chas. H. Lindholm, Miss NJ. c. Lind
helm. T. B. Lyons. w. H. Mixer, c.
Raise. DR.. Raymond Mrs. D. Cent?
and 2 children and maid, w. G. Scpir,
Miss Freitas. Miss z. Chamberlain.
Miss Malone. Mrs. J. Cushingham.
John Cushingham, Miss Maude Cusil-
ingham and 2 children, Mrs. Self. VIM.
Kaluakini, Mrs Kaluakini and
children.
For Molokai ports and Lahaina, per
steamer Lehua. Jan. S.-Mrs. H. kahe-
lie. Mrs. VIM. Kapua and children,
Mrs. D. o. Connell.
For Maui and Hawaii. per steamer
Mauna Loa. Jan. S.-Rev. w. AIlt.
Miss Kelley, Mrs. Geo. Dawson. S. X
Pedro. Miss Radley. E. ]. Cation. W.
X Azbill, T. X. Robinson. Miss Tews-
ley. W. A. Wall. E. D. Dart. Miss I.
Marcos, ]. r. Daggatt, Miss B. Taylor,
Emily Harper. j. C. Lenha-t. H. Sill
man. R. E. Maynard. H. n. Slemmons.
Tom Dow. Annie Kamaka.
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ten days. Eleven days after leaving
here the Wilder vas within three hun
dred miles of the Farallones and theu
the wind left her and she hung around
there for aoout a week Then little
wind sprung up and she got inside the
Islands near the -ghtship. ne wind
dropped again ana for couple of days
tne vessel was becalmed Finally q
feet OF vessels was seen approaching
anu among them was the Martha Da-
Wis The wind that was bringing them
along finally caught the Wilder and
sne put for the Golden Gate. A tug
happened TO be coming out with a
schooner and soon put for the Wilder
The Martha Davis which was Just a
Little behind the Wilder was picked
up by another tug and was about an
hour later than the barkentine in get
ting her anchor down.
Captain McAlman claimed that as
the Wilder lad left Honolulu first 5v
about two hours that the Davis which
had left after her had beaten her 10
San Francisco, but the bet was not
on time. but as to who would get there
first Jackson wanted the hat, but
McAlman wouIu not get ii for him. so
the matter was left to the decision of
Jimmie Robertson of c. Brewer & Co,
who when the Mara Davis arrives in
Hilo. will issue a summons to Meal
man TO come here and be tried for not
paying the bet as agreed.
The Wilder had a very uneventful
trip from San Francisco. She was
eighteen days on the run and brings
a general cargo OF merchandise and
big deckload of hogs. There were
four hundred and tlIty hogs on deck
when the vessel left San Francisco,
nut a disease broke out among them
and over a hundred and seventy died
on the trip.
r. F. Potter, 10 whom the hogs
We're consigned here, says that the
great death rate among the pigs was
on account of the fact that the same
pens used on former disastrous trip
were used this time and that the
germs of the disease that had killed
other pigs lurked in the pens still
when the new pigs We're put in. He
predicts that on the same account the
pigs on the schooner Helene now on
the way which leII San Francisco with
the Wilder will also die in great mum
bers.
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Vessels at Newcastle.

NEWCASTLE. y. S. w, December
22.-The following vessels are in port
or are to arrive destined for Hawaii:
Am. schr. Emily Reed; An. bk. En-
core: Am. schr Lyman u. Foster:
Am. sh. NJ. p. Grace; Am. schr. Olga;
Am. bk. Palmyra: Am. bk. Sonoma:
Haw. hk. Star of Bengal; Ar sh. Alb
ner Coburn: blk. Adderley, Am. schr.
Admiral: Am. blk. Alex. McNeil: Am.
bktn. Arago: Am. schr. Ariel, sh. bal
clutha; hk. Battle Abbey. An. bk.
Big Bonanza; bk. City Of adelaide;
sh City Of Hankow; sch-. Columbia
Am bk. Coryphene: An. schr Deli
Anca: bk Dominia: Am. sn. Elwell:
bk. General Fairchild Am. bktn.
Cleaner: Am. sh. Gov. Robic: hktn.
Hawaii: bk Hawaiian Isles: Am. sh.
Hecla: Am. bk. Hesper: Am. bk. Hi
malaya: Haw. schr. Honolulu. schr.
Inca: Am. sh. Invincible; Ant Schr.
James H. Bruce; Am. blk. !. l.. Evils
ton: Am sehr ]. NJ. Coleman. Am.
schr John Palmer: Am. schr. kailua;
Am schr. King Cyrus; bk. Lord Tenn
pletown; y n. ok. | assam; Am. = b.
Manila: Am sh Mary :. Gushing:
Am. schr. Minnie A. Caine; Am. bktn.
Newsboy: Nor. sh odders;aa: Am.
schr. Omega. Am. bk. Oregon. Am.
sh. Paramita Italian bF. pasquale
Yauro: Am. schr. X. c. Slade; Am. blk.
Reaper: schr Robert Searle: Am. bk-
Snow 4 Burgess: Haw. sh. Star OF
Italy: Am. schr. W H. Talbot: schr.
William Bowden: Am. sh. Yosemite.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The little steamer Upolu left on her
regular trip yesterday.
The training ship Adams will leave
for San Francisco today.
The schooner Alice kimball sailed
for I.ahaina yesterday with a full car
go.
Captain Freeman of the Kinau is
having a vacation while his steamer
is layed up.
The ship Florence was taken to the
Railroad wharf yesterday where she
will discharge.
The barkentine ..~.ert Sudden is
taxing ballast at the Pacific Mail
wharf
The steamer Claudine which left
on the Kinau's run yesterday will re-
turn here about Z O'CLOCK on Saturday
evening.
NJ. ]. Bissel. formerly with Alexan-
der & Baldwin. as freight agent for
the Seattle steamer line, has left their
employ on account of the pressure of
private business.
The ship Florence, Captain Ryder.
arrived yesterday morning from Ia
coma with a cargo of coal consigned
to the Oahu Railway 4 Land Com
pany. Her voyage lasted forty-two
days. with strong southerly and south
west winds and occasional heavy seas.
Inc sailors unloading hogs from the
S. G. Wilder last evening calmly stop
ped putting the squealers ashore at 3
O'Clock. They said they wanted extra
pay. After a little dickering, the
husky Scandinavians were promised
So apiece and they returned to their
work
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Yawl Rio Popular.

NEW YORK. January Henry S.
Redmond OF the New York Yacht
Club. has completed the purchase If
the fast and famous 90foot cutter
Ailsa in England and in the early
spring the yacht will be sent across
the Atlantic ana delivered to her new
owner at City Island. The Ailsa is 4
Fife-buit boat and has PLAYED a prom
Inent part in English yacht racing for
number OF years. her greatest fame
having been won in her races against
the Prince of Wales Britannia. Orig
inally she was cutter-rigged but for
that a yawl rig was substituted under
which she has proved even faster and
better than as a cutter.
The purchase bv Mr. Redmond Of
this boat is said to mean that racing
Nv a class of ninety-foot yawls will
form a large part of the sport of the
American yachtsmen in the coming
season. It is stated authoritativelv
that the Roval Phelps Carroll, also
of the New York Yacht, has decided
to alter his 90-foot cutter Navahoe. a
HerreshoT-huilt craft 10 yawl rig.
The alteration of the former defender
of the Americas cup. the Vigilant
now owned by Commodore Percy
Chuhb Of the Zeawanhka- -Corinthian
Yacht Club from cutter to yawl, has
already begun.
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DEPARTED.
Tuesday. Ianuar

Tuesday. January 5.
Str Upolu. Dalton, for Kawaihae.
Honoipu and Kona-
Str ClaRdine. Parker, for Hilo and
wav ports.
Str Mauna Joa. Simerson. for No
lokai. Maui. Kona and nau ports
Str Maui. Sacks. for kahului and
way ports
Str Lehua. Bennett. for Molokai and
Lahaina ports.
Str W. G. Hall. Thompson. for Ma
wiliwili and Kauai ports
Gas sch Surprise. Nystrom. for kan-
al ports.
Sch Lady. for Koolau ports.
Str Noeau. Wyman. for Eleele and
Waimea.
Gas sch Maloio. Nelson. for Kalihi.
wal and Hanalei.
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Mail Steamer Delayed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-The
Oceanic Steamship Collpany's Alame-
da will not get away for Australasia
until Thursday at p. m. She was to
have got away Wednesday next. but.
owing to the English-AuTralian mail
being behind time, the vessel has to
be held TO await its arrival. Captain
He --'il take the Alameda out
CT this occasion and Captain Van
Oterendorp of the Alameda will as
sumo command OF the new steamship
Sonoma The latter vessel is to sail
for the Colonies on January %. All
captain Van Oterendorp's friends
were congratulating him yesterday on
his new command.
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McAIran Rueked.

The much.talked-of race between
the s G. Wilder and the Martha Da-
Wis is liable TO lead TO a court of in
quiry. MeAlman refused 10 pay the
hat that Captain Jackson of the VIII
der won IL was the understanding
that the captain that lost the race
was TO buy hat for the winner and
that when next he arrived in this port
the hat was 10 be won by the winner
when he went 10 make his entry al the
custom house The hat was TO bear
a ribbon with the name Of the vessel
losing the race on IT, The Wilder.
which arrived yesterday. was the ves-
sci TO reach San Francisco first. From
the newspaper accounts taken from
the San Francisco papers il would APP
pear that the Wilder had beat the
Martha Davis about Aalf a day. Cap
tain Jackson SAYS that he beat the
Dark but about an hour. but IL the
wind that be had for the first eleven
DAYS OF the passage had held good.
ne would have beaten her by about
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ARRIVED.
Tuesday. ]

Tuesday. January s.
L. s. A T. Hancock. Struve. from
San Francisco. passengers and stores
for Manila
Am sp Florence. Ryder. Al days
from Tacoma. with coal for o. r. 4 l.
Co.
Am bkt S G. Wilder. Jackson. is
days from San Francisco. with general
cargo.
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HOW SEATTLE DOES.
When She Wants Something She Sets
Out to Get II.

Out to Get II.
SEATTLE. Jan. 1.-Since yesterday
morning a committee of the Chamber
of Commerce of Seattle. by appealing
to the business men of the city have
raised s31 800 of a fund for Moran
Bros of this city SO that their bid
for a battle ship to be built at their
yards NAV be scaled down to the limit
of cost set down by Congress for the
appropriation. The matter is being
taken up by the business men of Seat
tie and the necessary 100000 is ex-
pected to be raised before the end of
the week.
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Sir John Tenniel's final cartoon ap-
peared in London Punch recently.
when he retired after fifty years con-
nection with the paper.
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HANCOCK Here.

The big transport Hancock arrived
yesterday morning after seven-days
trip from san Francisco. During the
voyage considerable rough weather
was encountered. and as the big vessel
is very deeply laden she made but
slow time compared with previous
runs TO this port Three hundred and
ten knots was the highest run made in
a single day. The Hancock will re-
main here until the arrival of the
Alameda. which will be in today, as
she was detained a day in San Fran
cisco. waiting for the English mail.
The Alameda will have q large mail
for the Philippines and Guam. and IS
the Hancock is 70 touch at the latter
place. the mail for there will be taken
on the transport.
In the cabin OF the Hancock are q
good many passengers for Guam and
Manila. among them being Brigadief
General c. W Davis. formerly in COM
mand ia Porto Rico. In all there are
fiftyfour cabin passengers. many OF
thep ladies and children, In the sec
ond' class portion OF the vessel are
iai td5udlh ioI the Regiments III lHc
Philippines. and some for Guam.
Quartermaster Captain Bradley, who
was formerly in charge of the Han
cock. was promoted TO be captain in
.-e regular army just before the YES
sci left San Francisco, and his place
was taken by Captain Pettus. Captain
Bradley was granted a two months
To- of oil anH rrfll oc &c
-hfs vacation expires. go to Manila.
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.HV'TIIrTTT'
~A ~ =

were drays and wagons loaded with
freight waiting their turns to get on
the wharfs and unload. The Mauna
LOa left on time and the Claudine on
the Kinau's route vas held few min
utes in hopes that some mail and pa
pers might be got TO take 10 Hilo. She
left without them, however. as il was
decided that it would be too long to
wait FOR the regular mail and papers
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TO SAIL TODAY.

Str Iwalani, Gregory, for Lahaina
Honokaa and Kukuihaele at 10 a. n.
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He steamers for the other Is
lands ali left on their reg
ular trips yesterday. load
ed with freight. crowded
with passengers. II was a
busy day along the front.
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YESTERDAY . WEATHER.
Diamond Head Signal Station-10
}. m-Weather clear; wind light v.
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IywARD
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to safl for the
next thirty days are as follows:
ARRIVE
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DUE At HONOLULU

TICKETS Honolulu
all information
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO.
OUTWARD

rom and After January L, 1900
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-09
Advertisement.

TrCsoN, Arizona, Nov. 3, 1901.
Sealed bids will be received at the ofiice OF
the City Recorder up 10 p. IN. on the 18th day
Of Novembe 1901. for the purpose of grading
North Stone Avenue, between the Southern
Pacific Railway tracks, and Third street inclu-
sive. according to the plans and specifications
now on file al the Office OF the CITY Engineer.
and subject to public inspection.
The work to consist OF removing, or filing In
of all dirt the full width OF the street, between
property lines, according to the ofiicial grade
map and Ia be done subject TO the approval OF
the City Engineer and the Street Committee.
certified check ia the amount OF $25e viii
he required to accompany each bid to be con-
sidercd bona tide.
All work to be completed within 30 days from
time OF placing contract.
bids TO be opened at a special or regular
meeting OF the Mayor and Common Council.
Respectfully,
FRANK E. RUSSELL,
EDWARD HALE,
CIIAs. O. GOODWIN,
Special Committee
lst pub Nov 5, last Nov. 10
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-09
EX,COnYiCt Killed
His Old Sweetheart

AMSTERDAM, N, Y, Nov, Erred
erick Bankert, having gained admit
ance at . o'clock this morning to the
apartments OF William Green, who liv-
ed in ,ne second story of a house in
Elizabeth street. killed Green by shoot
ing him in the neck with a revolver
and splitting his head open with II
hatchct
Blankert also shot Mrs. Green and
cut her head open with the hatChet. in
ilicting fatal wounds. and then shot
himself through the heart, dying in
stantly.
Bankert gained entrance to Green Z
apartments by climbing up a rope lad
der He was Mrs. Green's sweetheart
before her marriage but his love was
unrequited
For this reason he shot her on No
yember %. 1895, and cut her with a
razor. but she recovered from her
wounds. For this crime Bankert was
sent 10 State prison. and was released
from there about six months ago.
Mrs. Green was formerly Miss Cora
B. Harrison. She was an accomplished
amateur actress and handsome and
attractive woman Bankert fell in love
with her, but she did not recoprocatc
his affection
Maddened by jealousy, he made the
murderous assault upon her in No
yember. 1895. While Bankert was con
fined in State prison. Miss harrison
married William Green Bankert was
30 years old.
He had threatened to Kill his for
mer sweetheart when he was released,
and his threat will probably be fulfilled.
Mrs. Green is expected to die at any
moment
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-09
SPREAD LIKE W.LpFIRE.

When things are the best" they be-
come the best selling" Abraham
Hare leading druggist, OF Beiieyiiie,
O.. writes: Electric Bitters are the
best selling bitters l have handled in
20 years. You know why? Most dis
eases begin in disorders of stomach
liver. kidneys, bowels. blood and nery-
es. Electric Bitters tones up me stom-
ach. regulates liver, kidneys ana
bowles, purifies the blood, strengthens
the nerves, hence cures muititudes OF
maladies. 1t builds up the entire sys-
TEN. Puts new hie and yigor into any
weak. sickly, rundown man or woman.
Price 80 cents. Sold by l.. Zeckendorf
A. Co. Wholesale. or Geo. Martin. Ke-
tail Druggist.
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
II have taken Kocol Dyspepsia Cure
and never usei anything that did me
the good that aid says County Fnysl-
clan Geo. w Scroggs, Hall County. q.
"As a physician | have prescriped y
with the hest results" II food TO-
mains undige,.cd in your stomach =
decays. To pr went this " dietink
n can, starvation. Kodoi DysDsIs.ia
cure dIgests What you eat. YOe need
suffer neither dyspepsia nor atarxAr
tiQn. s IS. x.
Church street. u
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-09
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY,

In the Probate Court of the County
of Pima. Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of II. e.
Lacy, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Herbert b. Tenney. administrator with
will annexed of the estate of II. f.
Lacy, deceased, has applied to the Pro-
bate Court of the County Of Pima, Ter
ritory Of Arizona, for an order to sell
certain personal property of said es-
tate, and that his petition therefore
has been set for hearing at 10 o'clock
a. m. on Thursday the 14th day of No
vember. 1901. at the County Court
House of said Pima County. at which
time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file eX-
ceptions in writing to the granting of
said order.
Dated: November 18th. 1901.
S W. PURCELL,
Ex-onicio Clerk of Probate Court,
Pima County. A. +.
First pub. Nov. Last Nov, 18th.