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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

1 day may Dc 70 our lead their day oi ! coronation.
 The band played America, and She ! Commander announced that the pro- ! crdmme was interrupted by the fact that lion. OI- Il. Oury had been unexpectedly ! c'iied from the city, and that Judge 4. ] h. Sheldon Was loo seriously lndis- l posed JO exert himself on tais occasion. Therefore the ceremonies would begin ID the m!diie, and he introduced JUDGE .. A. ANDERSON, whc spoke substantially as follows
 La.lta aud Gsuilem D, and Fellow Soldiers of tle Grand Army of the Re puoEc-flr l can call you fellow soldiers, though lt was my late Co bs upon the cslrr >l1e ll tlc battle. IL Is something to be prOuu of that We were born m time to witness such contest, and now look back at .he past gene Gtlon, m ret respect. lie spoke of the first mutter- luSs uI 1lscOnteut, the first clash of arms, and tAe battles dread result. lie sand To the comrades, may they never know tue ieclu- or having been whipped into suomission. But 1t wLs a ray of sun hsht tuat their arms were lad down to sUcn la 4aut soldiers. The rancor, If any id exist, had long since passed away from ths Southern GO diers' breast It was grand to think, no sooner was tue struggle over than one could pass from one e2t of the country .o the other without seu-llels challenge. He spoke ot the evils of great standing armies. He reverted to the fraternity Oi the English speaking people, and their assimilation
  the names Of she heroes of bptE sides in ,he str..e would yet be gathered n one lmm rtal VT ath to deck the half of this grand Republic.
 Judge Anderson was frequently ap- piauded, aud h.s eloquent remarks were listened Go with the closest attention.
 THE ARIoN CLUB, Composed of Messrs. Stiles, Bateman, Ciro-se.ta, Penney and Cum, and Mrs. | Bennett. Misses Pearson and Frye, witt | Mrs. EcecstOu as orga1ist, beautifully rendered "Ihe Angel of Peace" with 1. the mos prufuse applause.
 COL. c. D. BOSTON Was then introduced, and read au orig nal poem, winch was enthusiastically 1 apP.auded. The following Is the able | production:
 4 soldier sleeps and dreams no more.
 nIs lt.ai dream of il.e .s uers-
 Aud l4 -he fIIrIt llni uis Jul
 Loa1-s iln-y Tree beyond t1ls goal.
 Immortal si ilrit-, part 0f God.
 .-1n.- uH2u tI -- ti,y upon the sod;
 HC p..C- upul the sacred grave.
 or c3--r-u-s dead, oar land to save.
 Nlrn flowers we d-cUr4fe the tomb
 -lln .7-l. l-ll they llHsys bloom
 tLelr scesse pIr. lsctld ds on high.
 To feed tle -uul, o- the brave ssho dIe
 I spirit land beyond our ken,
 Oh ? GO ard. .es. may ve uee1 Hag4in
 On p.-lI- beyond tiie dead man $ plaIu.
 t.- CulIra-ia-. may we meet again. The Ariou Glee Club again favored Inc meeting wI,h a beautiful song en- I..eJ "lLe Men oi HaTlech." The com . U --- --.---- = =. . -.-.-.L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Where the same tributes of respect were paid to the dead braves as had been e" those at rest in the old cemetery. On the closing Of the ceremonies the llne reformed. tue same order being nam tained throughout, and cOuntermarched along Main street to Congress, up Con rress to the Opera House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
DISTRICT COURT.
R. LLOYD, Chairman. II. l.. CAPLEs, RICHARD STARR.

Judge \. ". sheldon. A,sociate Justice.
 MONDAY. May 3l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Memorial cercmonie, in Inc Opera House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Ah' NSi ihiStN dN lne teMetericS. Memorial Ceremonies in thc Opera House. Memoria! Day, the occasion set apart t. strew win fresh aud fragrant flowers the resting places Of those whose lives have been sacrificed for their countrv's sake, dawned brightly, and all nature seemed to smile upon the sacred ceremo- nies Of the day. Even the summer heat was tempered to the occasion, anda cool and refreshing breeze sprang up while the procession was being formed.
 Quite early in the day the streets had been sprinkled and the dust was nicely laid, and particularly about the Opera House and its approaches was the wis dom Of this act manifest. The people began to assemble at the Opera House shortly after eight o'clock, to see the lles formed for the march tO the biyouc Of the dead. A large box of lovely and fragrant flowers had been received from Los Angeles which, suppleme ted by quantities from the gardens Of Leop4l- ! do Carrlllo and others of The city, were . woven into wreaths and arraugcd into bouquets by dett and dainty fingers. At niue o'clock, the Fort Lowell band . to Odd Fellows Hail and . the Knights uf Pythias and . Ancient Order of United Workmen to the ! Opera House, where the procession was . -ormed m tine following order:
 J. \. Mason, Marshal of the Dav.
 Fort Lowell Brass Band. Detachment of Troops from Fort .
 Lowell
 Grand Army Of the Republic
 Knights of Pythias.
 \. Q. '. ".
 Lodge Of Good Templar=. Carriages Containing the Chaplain and
 Speakers ot the Day.
 Carriages.
 The procession moved uD Congress t-eet, keeping step to solemn music, Go stone Ayenue; thence north Co the
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
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kidney sSa.G,,bIv""Sothins seemed 70 help me-;
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d. smith completely G G;H%hI.S cnADDUCK,
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.u,sa,s 81 ior SeArs win Cancer. Had II
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SCI .s11its In ny family nave been most iatis
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Oh. John L. Thomas. Of BaltimOre, al Frederick.
To-day, at the capital Of our state, on the
invitation OF the Grand Army Post OF An.
napolis, the boys who wore the blue and
the boys who wore the gray are marching
arm in arm and keeping step to the music
Of the Union, decorating the graves Of the
Union and Confederate dead alike, and the
orator selected for the occasion was gal.
liant officer in the Confederate army, and
following this example sincerely hope
that God may hasten the day when this
national holiday will not be exclusively
devoted to decorating the Union dead, but
when the Union and Confederate soldiers
everywhere shall walk arm In arm and lay
the laurel wreath, on the graves OF the dead
who fell on both sides; when the words
that shall be uttered shall be words Of love
and trust. and hope and faith for our re.
generated land. and when the hymns thst
are sung shall be full Of the sentiment
"'No moreshall the war cry sever,
Or the winding river be red,
They baUish our anger forever
When they laurel The graves oil our deAd.
'Unier the sod and the dew, ..... ....
Waiting the judi mGnt day,
Love and team for the Blue.
TearsRnd love for the Cray" -Af
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DECoRAr1oN Day.

The Blue and the Gray Join Hnnds and
i, Hearts In Mary land and yirgihia.
RrlusOnd Dispateh. NGySl.
To-day is Federal Memorial day, and al
such will be suitably COMMUNICATED
Lieutenant Robert Harold, commanding
Company 3D." First Virginia regiment
has written letter to Captain B. O. Cook,
commander Of Phil. Kearney Post, No. 10
Grand Army Of the Republic, offering the
services Of the company as escort on the
occasion, as an appreciation Of the kind
attention shown the Confederate dead at
Hollywood by that Post on Memorial.day.
In reply 10 this letter Captain Cook says:
at gives me pleasure to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the 18th instant,
rendering your company as escort TO this
Poet to the National cemetery, near this
city, on the S0Ih instant, and there fire q
salute in honor OF the Federal dead.
"In reply, permit me to say, in behalf oil
the comrades Of this Post, that in accepting
your kind offer / cannot do 80 without
conveying to you and the other members
Of your command the assurance that your
action is not only highly appreciated by
every member OF this Post, but must meet
the approval OF every man North and
South who believes that. inasmuch as the
brave men who fell in the late war have
stricken hands and proclaimed truce for.
ever, the living should strike hands also,
that we may again be friends and breth-
rem" 'N'7
RE. Lee Camp, No. l, Confederate Vet.
Grams, has been invited to Join in the line
Of march from the First Regiment armory
to the eastern terminus OF Main street,
from whence the cemetery will be reached
by private conyeyauces.
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Barnum Is oyerjoyed with bis acquisition
the baby elephant-and declares $500 900
could not buy It. He offers $50 900 for an In.
surauce Of the life OF the infant for 80 weeks.
Surely, II he knew the value OF Peruna and
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CHE alsteLLiaenter:
,llIrsI Nos. 10 and q 20 sFIeenIh street.
TIE ANaHL sENrINEL.


ITO the Editor Of the wheeling 1HrELLIoEScI
With the compliments Of the AuthOr, from MAahl
county, whoio war record d the pfoudeSt In u
state
Forgotten and neglected grave
VI those our cCuntry holds most dear
OF these who back our freedom gave,
For thee we khed silent tear.
Obi who could pass the green mound By
Ana " honOls mare II nOl3
For thee was th4re no INQUIRER nigh
Topo!nt the rssting PlAce-forsoT
orw@ an angel closely guarding
Al with flaming sword,
Discovery every way TetArdlng
For the iulhllment Of Ills WordH
Hiss He ever yet commanded
Evil 10 return for Ryt7
HISS He not from US mAnded
The spirit Of humility
Why then bitter feelings cherish,
Whenthe mRntliDE 6lulh has groWnT
Aswe make the brave admission,
~ They have tiuet spirits shown
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MEDICAL"
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OF ys.r essu "a q Sis S1si ttG p0r D
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sHILoH's VIrALIzER Is what you need for
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nR, ]. {. SMITH,
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s evidence Of pAycstaaaIss. :HSse ss.asa .es
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SIRJonN Sucking once rhymed" Newly"
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he was not lynched. The times were won
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APIeesin~P eatuP,


A pleasing feature OF the day was the
placing Of flowers upon the Confederate
Monument by the Union veterans.
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion,
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Richmond Dtspateh. May 81.
National Memorial Day was observed
yesterday with impressive and appropriate
ceremonies A special feature Of the day
was the parade Of Company D, (old Dom:
inion Guardl, First Virginia regiment, and
Lee Camp, No. I, Southern Veterans, as
escort for The Phil Kearney Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic. Promptly at A
o'clock the veterans OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic and Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans assembled at the Regimental
Armory and formed in line, with Company
D, as escort, headed by Voelker's Band,
and marched to the foot OF Main street,
where conveyances transferred the party to
the cemetery. .n.
At the cemetery there was perfect jam
OF vehicles and carriages. Company d,
marched in with reversed arms, halted at
the monumental cannons, saluting the
Veterans as they passed.
Rev. p. A. Peterson chaplain OF Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, and former
chaplain Of the Twelfth Virginia regiment,
read impressive funeral ceremonies; alter
which the large crowd joined in singing
NEARER, my God, to Thee" After the
ceremonies Company D fred volley Of
three rounds, and while the band was play.
ingthe National hymn" America"their com.
mittee nailed to the flag staff their beauti.
full floral tribute Of the United States crest
or shield, surmounted by an arch, in the
circumference OF which were crossed sabres
made Of flowers.
Lee Camp presented the Post with a
beautiiulshaped floral offering in the shape
OF the national flag, made Of flowers. After
The return the Post entertained the Vet
Grams and Company D at the armory with
Refreshments. a..
The colored military, headed by full
brass band, also paraded the streets, and,
besides, many civic societies turned out.
The number Of flowers brought out to the
cemetery was larger than usual, and the
fraternity Of feeling exhibited shows that
time has mellowed feelings Of hatred into
friendship Of the warmtst sort. Truly the
cruel warts over, and only Its bitter memo.
ries and great glories now live.
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us the lady your kindred 2" "Yes, yes"
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sLEErLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
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that HACKING oopsH can be 80 quickly
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skin Diseases Cured.

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soME noses are made red by tight lacipg.
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FoR lame Back. Side or Chest use shiloh's
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CEour, wHooPIEe CouoH and Bronchitis
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The world lives on hope. A poet has
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TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock srEIse
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N Y.
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Bridgeport. p4w.
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