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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
JosxPH DURR.

To our Friends, The Public, And whom
 may concern:
 w.. the undersigned Smith Broth. CTS, Practical Undertakers and Profes- slonal Embslmers, are now prepared 10 furnish the best work and the best goods m our line st ss low prices ss the low est. Will not be undersold by anybody.
 Bodies embslmed at low figure or temporarily preserved for any length of tune desired st trifling expense
 Our Father is known both east and West ss oneot the oldest and best of Up- dertskers and Embslmers. There is sny amount of references given spd work guaranteed or money refunded. A share of the patronage respectfully so- licited. J.SNrrH, JR.
 I'm G. W. SMITH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
For County Recorder.

County Recorder A. B. Sampson is a candidate for reelection. After having been elected, two years ago, by vote largely in excess of shat of any other candidate, the legislature made the office n salaried one sDd cut off the sys- tenn of generous fees winch had made the office such profitable one. Not wlthstgndIng this curtaIlmeDt of rev. enue, Mir. Sampson did not relax his eff 'rts to keep the work of the office up close, but employed st his own expense coI-petent assistants regardless of the proh able lsxIty the law undoubtedly permitted The result Is, the office has been conducted with an efficIeucy ahd system heretofore unattRlned. and to- day r Is one of the best regulated pub Inc offices n the territory. The voters or P!Da county appreciate the faithful services Of such sn officIal, and they may be relied upon to attest their grate- fulness by Te-electing him to the office of County Recorder by even an increased majority. He Is a gentlemen Of upeH- cepuonal personal character, strict in tegrity, and unexceiled qualifications, and upon this happy and rare o0mbins- ton of excellent qualities there should he no hesitation m any elector voting for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
THY STILL WORM.
UniTersAI ss the tun,
 Thy little wimpling channels run. Thy magic power eseApeth none.

Universal as the sun, Thy little wimpling channels run. Thy magic poser essApeth none.
 Near or great The good or ill thk, thou hAs done.
 All feel thy -e,ght. iwonidna cure the malt you still. Nor would change the place you fll. If had the power I've not the will
 To make old new. Thou raissd IS oft on fo -tun.. mil.
 Whea things look d blue. Some stsrve their mouth und feast tleir cen. Which grEtihes an irksome spleen, IheJ critirise on what they've seen
 In the sublime. We wOuldna eousin'd wiih tl,e hing
 Just st that time In wit and song, as hapyy's clowns. rhy moist nIns magic made its rounds Till friendship hourished where old wounds
 Once had been; Our souls had srellsl beyoni ,he b .snds
 Of humsnken. ion and ha' iosg besa frienos: + sfieVe, He mnca to see Thy hrnds iou Te gave Tt. resort 10 criEnes,
 And steal your label, With cOlor'd drugs make al y,uT kiGss.
 sures Cain slew Abel Farewell. old worm. I fear yoa 2 gone. aeA sISot h.y cunning ttnI sIEncE LAr With trick. ~ith law, with thrsAis tha7es Ione
 Could ger thee face. Uaal esTths sc1u yOur bu-inss. r-a
 Aad brought disgrac.. As~ shoulc get the gr.pss or cai--. there's places yet--I kuo V them we'll Wasrs could get frse the pure s;il
 S,r t0Ech my wallet, o1t~ids of itst I'd ssac s bu'ls; thtouSE E7J skuil
 E.rId W-s my suilet.
 JOHN LAMBiE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
How Book Reviews Are wrltten.

It would be hard to say how many con scienccless words are written about books every year ia the daily newspapers of the United States. Certainly more bOOk-re- views are written without conscience than without intelligence. If you have ever chanced To see a haltdOzen out of the 2a Or 300 notices which every book of im- pOrtance receives, have you not sometimes wondered lif you have yourself read the book anl formed an opinion upon it) how any one exercising the responsible func- ton of critic could permit himself 10 write-as you find three out of the six do around. above and below a book. in every fashion save straightforwardly as fl he had read it, and had some notions about it-
 ] say that more reviews are written without conscience than without intelli- gence; and if you will take pains to fol low new book only little way on it's journey through the hands of the review CTS you will agree with me. The hurried, driven, Over-husy newspaper writer often does not read the books he writes about; and what he says regarding them when he comes tO cook up the notice. which is necessary tO keep the goodwill of the pub fisher sending the book, is not inIrs- quently the result either of an impreS- sion caught from a nasty glance through the volume, from the opinion of a friend who has read it, or, least honest of all, from the criticism of some more faithful reviewer in another paper.-1id-Bits
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

To-DAY the Mahomet of Wall street will come down from the mountain and resume his throne and sceptre. He re- turns with the autumnal equinox and is welcomed Gs a companion disaster. He will now relieve divine providence Of the guidance and care of the country aud retire him to H temporary obscurity. with thanks for having performed hIs duties to the best of hIs ability, even though they fell short of the executives expectations when he reposed the special trust in him. Grover Is returning and all is well-rarticulsrly his motber-in- loW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Mur,ler In TOmbSfone

Wilson Douglass was talking with g man named Linston about a mine which they had been going out to work togeth- CT when be suddenly struck LinsoD three times with his rifle and then step ping back shot him through the breast just above the heart. Linston's wife and child were beside him at the time. The wounded man only lived .or few hours. The murderer was arrested EpItaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Notice tn Mhnm il mnr Concer,

Just received and will continue to re ceive the celebrated LeSIngt0n cream sry butter. This creamery and the FL gin are justly cele brstei throughou the country for the purity and excel lence of their go )ds. Price 4j csats per pound net weight.
 Will continue 10 receive dailF i-e-! farm butter aud eggs. price -jcts sad guaranteed fresh.
 Also the celebrated Rus-et apple cider from Motis Brockvil;e, New York; price l5cts. s bottle.
 At Gen. Aliens, : and Church St. two doors north of CITIZEN office.
 Aug. F I'm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
An Important Lawsuit.

Some time pas ia party ordered bill of goods of one of our merchants. the goods not being as represented were re- turned and payment refused. hence a lawsuit. Now sll of you country mer- chants can avoid all this by ordering your goods from Sam DrschmsD, who guarantees all he sells, and If not ss represented can be returned to him at his own expense. Fsirer thsn this no one can act. So give Sam trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
The pre..lpg of Our Daughter.

It is q pity that the princess of Wales. who has for so many years borne. and deservcdly so. the reputation of being the best dressed woman in London. should be stow so little attention and taste on the dressing of her daughters Anythin g more sOmbre and out of keeping with place and season than their costumes the other afternoon at the Greek theatre I have seldom seen; and the same remark would as aptly apply to their appearance at the opening of the colonial exhibition. Cor London World.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Fun in Iavapai.

There was happy yeIn of humor prevailing the county democratic con- vention of Yavapia county, and the com mittee on resolutions perpetrsted huge joke by securing the passage of the fol- low Pickwickisn resolution in their platform. IL Is B mon-Strsuss joke:
 Ne commend also the wisdom of me territorial convention ID selecting Sharles M. Strauss as a candidate for Superintendent Of Public Instruction. A man of rIpe scholarship. uuyielding integrity and unb'emished character, he will use official position for the benefit of the people and for the advancement of the pubic schools of the Territory"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Good Health at the Capital

It has been stated that Washington is un- healthy, and tHi> impression. which pre- vailed at the time ot Garheli's sickness. ,til. clIuss 0 the pubic mind Tnis is a mistake. The annual average death rate here is less thln that of other cities. and taking the last four years Tor example it has teen one F.eI cent les in I,OJO than that of Boston. lous Is, per Loo tn m that O. Richmond. eisn. less per ,UJJ than that ol New Nors. ani eleven less per l.UUO than that og Clarleston--Cle Cleyeland Leader.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
ten Frsm nt. who is now writing his

ten Ersm nt, who ls now writing hIs memoirs. lives with his family ID a com moiiou- Eouse st Washington hat over .ooks taa wooded grounds of the Bri'i- n Legation and tbe shrubbDTy of Dupont C,rcla The home iRuIly consists Of the General aui Me. Fremont aud their q ugltsr. The two sous are married. One is iu the navy, the other lives ID Montana. The General dictates his memoirs snd Mrs. FreemOut acts a5 grnanutnsis Then Miss IT, mon. with a typewriter transforms her mothers manuscript into neat. lsgIble print. Gen. Fremont is Dow 14 years old, but scarcely looks 5u. He IS In excellent health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Uso for tho Vouasor sous of Peers.

Mir RomsiEes lates- proposal is that do- cayeI mp.Oyei gentlemen should bo uJl.i ed for tue purposo Of an esclr supply a,cn y. The oD ect Of tho agency would Ds tO supply escOurts to iadies who visit Lon lon, or who reside in London, but ho have no male friends upon whose timo and courtesy they can make sufficient claim
 Mr EomeIse submits the following list of prices Lest quality. For pound sterling daily. or pound sterling Ter hour. we can oIeg tEe services of younger sons of peers, la-onets. and military and naval officers The escorts will bs fauit.esy dressed. by contract with Q west end tiIlor. Decora- tI0us 70 per cent extra Then thero are to be surerhne escorts for 70 shilIinss daily, or 70 shiuinys per hour, hight0n-d escorts for O slllIin. da. y, or shilling pence an hour. and hou,e-o.i, for l shilling pence aa hour -Pai Mall Gazette
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

Don't forget Siewerts oyster stand at the Park: also always on hand cold lunches, ice cream, chocolate. coffee and oake. Gug29f
 Pocket cutlery, stationery of all kinds. smokers articles, slstes, ink mucilage. snd all manner of notions can be found st A Olsen's on, Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Prompt Reform of Bodily Evils.

The prompt reform of those bodily evils, enfeebled digestion. iDcomplst, assimilation, inactivity of the liver. kidneys and bladder. ss we'll Bs of th, nervous symptoms which these ailments are especially prone 10 beget, is alwHys scccomplished by tho use of Hostettert Stomach Bitters, s medicine accredited by physicians, pronounced pure by analysis. and eminently wholesome RnO agreeable. Surely such restorative IL preferable to unpslatsble and indigesli ble mineral drugs and unssuctionec nostrums. The nation at large assured ly thinks SO, judging by the uDprec dented demand for the article from Maine to the Pacific, a demand DoH supplemented by immense orders for il received from tropical America, Mexico, the British and Spanish Colonial pos sessions, and elsewhere. Both at home and abroad 1t Is recognized as a stand ard remedy and preventive, the 6ecis- iveness of its effects recommending 1t everywhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Stock Ranch for Sale.

Plenty of running spring vsser through the year. The impr vements consist of 6 neat adobe house 12xl4 feet, one acre of ground under close fence, s 90 foot squrre corral, and a sal for calves. This very desirable IL Dch IS sItusted about 10 miles from CT De. Apply to or address.
 CHARLES SCHULZ.
 Globe. Gils Co, Arizons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

We have TO idea of advertising OUT business. Every body knows we kee' bakery, tea, coffra. and milk, lnuci house. ice cream Saturdays ani Sun dave, dwelling houses furnished or m furnished as yyu wish, best houses an cheapest rents ID Tucson, butter, eggs. produce, fruits. nuts. candies, and cI gars. No go. Mr. Printer. can't patron Ize you. Can sell tbam on time II yor wish. perhaps for cash. Bread, osSes, pIes, nuts. soap, tonscon, candles. houses to rent, donchruts, rice, ra7'ch- as, coffee, capGed frui=. honey, potatoes oysters, rrHCkefS, cs2s, leans. Cu-t-e Royal B4king Pow ser. r.r-ri.,r, m' laEses, ost meal, p-9r.r. u-Il... hay. bread, cakes aud Dies i.i.y--e5 every lay. Sam does thtt; stop him fl you want my. Gn away, l will not ad % vertise n -- -; uo.hing iB It No. 224 Congress street.
 P, s. Don't forget dwelling houses, Tor rent every day.
 No sd., no.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
The cheerfulne.. of Crippled Men

The cheerfulness of crippled men .akes me of my feet. The other night l at tended little reception at which there were prtSent dozen or twenty old sol diers. Some of them had wooden legs, others had crooked legs or maimed legs, and there was in fact scarcely a whole bodied man smOng them, and yet when the music took a martid turn all those old fellows insisted on dancing It was the most remarkable performance l have ever seen. and for ten minutes a good many of us could not tell whether We were laugh ing or crying But the boys seemed tO enjoy it, and when their blood was up they were as reckless as lot of romping lads and girls in attempting all the extraOr- dinary capers incidental tO a frOlicsome dance. Inter Ocean -CurbstOne' Cray
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
X'anted.

Horses to pasture, of any number. l have about TO acres of excellent green psstursse. with plenty of running vster; hsve good man to look sitter the stock. Price, single horse, s250 per month. Special arrangements can be made for government horses in large lots. Apply to THno. l.. SCHULTZ
 Pennington 6t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Anhenser.Rnseh Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order for Col Durr not .O sell Lemp's beer Tor s2.50 per dozen, but to sell only the EOrld-renownea, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer. Ice cold, at S2j0 per dozen pr 9 cents per bottle. Delivered to Buy lart of the city without extra charge Wsrum, Darum.
 If. JOsEPH DUBE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
To in. old Tar. Con.ternation.

Managing a sailing craft by manual has its advantages and disadvantages There is an old story of an inexperienced ship captain who undertook to tack" ac- corJling Co ritual Unfortunately a leaf blew over at a critical moment. and instead of forth instructions to let go the anchor, v of ordering the foreyard braced he shouted to the utter conSternstion of all the old tars.-The ArgOnaut
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Enr Sale

A well established general 2eFchan- Iise store ID the finest mining, sEricGl tural and stock raising section in Pima county. Post office connected wIth store. Rent nominal. Capital required Sj0OO.00. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply at this office. iwk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
To The Depot.

The Herdic coach now makes regular trips from the Southern Pacific railroad depot. through Pennington, Man. Meyer Camp and Congress streets to the Sal Xavier hotel, every day. Fare, 10 cents; three tickets for 25 cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

The recent session Of the dominion par lament lasted sixty-four day, and lli bills were passed, of which fifty-one eulal. ated from the government
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
RennhIlcan Central Committee.

There will be . meeting of the Re- pub icau County Central committee held at tte republican headquarters oD Mon dsy :. tember 20Ih, ss oclock p. 10.
 ID. SNYDER,
 Chairman pro tenn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Oysters

Fresh oysters. clam chowder, plenty of them. open all night, at the Saddle Rock Oyster House, 205 Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
The Narrow Gauge Ra,lroal


 Judge ". II. Culver, in charge of ibe construction work of tn5 Ilc Ia and Gioba Narrow Gauge TailrOnd, has Leen in town for some days iu the interests of his road and IS pleased to find oar cl.- ig-ns fayorably disposed toward h. cJmpaDy. Mir. Culver is fully informed ss to the resources or Gi!a county. aEd this district in particular, aud confident that the road, when completed lo GlCb-, will prove q financial scccess. Eleven r,iles of track have been laid in Plms county, and thirty mics of gradiEI done. A contrsc. fer grading tWenis miles more will soon be let. when vii bring them up to the San Pedro riyel- The surveying party, alter rca-hire Blair's ranch on the south side O; Pms mountain, was forced 10 suspeud wUTs. on sccount of the rough couEts, thrOuEi which the line will pass, un.ll prck tram for the use of the party caa be SC cured. The work of locaiing n route from Blsir's to Globe will be und r;hl' D immediately after the 25th inst, heElu- ming, probably, at this end. Trsrk lay ing at tLe Tate Of mile ard Hqu sr.sr @ d.! '. will be resumed as soon ss IrJn. ct llyt' by vashOuts, Is received. By iheIr euer getIc prosecution oi ihe work in hauC the Narrow Gauge compauy. gives a-- sursnce of i:s honesty of purpose Sll- yer Belt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

Bsin's farm, freight and splDg wagons, the best and cheapest for Ari fons. STEVENS & HUGHRs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
To Hotel keeners

To rent, the Delmonico hotel. st No gales, right opposite the depot. Furni. ture for sale. Apply Eugene Wolf, Nofslss. led
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
For Sale Cheap.

A house of5 rooms in Buelrs addition. Will take half cash and half ID cattle. For particulars address B. n. Tucson ArizOna 1T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
SUMMONS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUN- ! ty of Pims, Territory of Arizona-
 Cecilia Barney, plaintiff, against James A. Barney defondant.-SuumOus-
 Action bJ ought m the County Court m and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of All EOnR.
 The Territory of Anzora sends greeting to James M Barney.
 You are hereby rummOned and -eQuired tO SD pear ID an acton brought against yOI " the above namet plaintiff, m the COun-y Court, ID and for the COun ty O' Pima. in the errltory of Arizona. and answer the complaint hisd with the Clerk of thIs Court, st Tucson. m sad county. Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summOnsl within twenty days texclusiye Of the day of servicel after the ser vice upon yOu of this summons, n served in this county; but If served out of the county and within this dIstrIct. theI within thirty ORys; m all other cases fortS days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail Co Appcsr and answer the cOmplalnt ss above re- quired the plaintiff sill appiy to the Juur- for the relief de handed in her complaint, and costs and disbursements In this behalf exs onded
 Giv~n under my hand and the seal of the said County Co r.: ct Tucson, this 5th day of May. A. D.. lSsG.
 ISEAl W. B. HORruN. Clerk. wJ5-lO& By FRANK H. HEREFJRD. Dsputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

Ip tin ware, granite iron ware. glass ware and Crockery Pierce Ford under cells them slL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

The organic law of decency In human intercourse Is clean spesch-Signor Max
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

Pare. wholesome and delcious manu- factrred every attsraoon a Pothschild's candy factory If.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

You can teach a child how Co hate, but the heart teaches it how to love.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
For Sale Cheap.
Home.maae Candies.

A good team. blackboard and har. ness. Enquire at this office. lw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
Legal Blanks ! 1! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS

DlSIhkNL JOOhA bl4ANAH AthoAvit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment, Indictments, Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directin,. Notices to be given to creltors. Notice of tiule Eppsinted for provin.; GiA. Certificate of Wall and facts found. Order dIrectinE posting NotIce= cf appil"-;lor tor Letters Of AdministratiCn. Citations.
 Creditors Clam,
 Order appointing Administ- -yF Bonds of Admiut-trator ar. l-XscUt.f. Order appointing Agrr1----s, Order appOint.dg tir.- TOT Probate of Will .nc
 directing subhca:'o1 of Notice ol same- Order appointing tI.no and place for HeaTtns
 Application Co sell Personal 'rupsrty Hno
 directing Notice tO te gisen, Order Co show csuse why order of sale of Res
 Estate should not be rsde, Orier sppolnting -sle of PersOEal Property. Order of Sale uf PeTsOnal Property, order appoi ntIng day for settlement of accouE
 and di-a~.'~- Notice to be given. Notice of tune set Tor Settlement of Account. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. $. PAT
 ENTS To MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit or Cltlzenship, Affidavit of hvs hundred dollars Improvements Agreement with Pubiishsrs, AOtIcs of application Tor U. s. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COURT Summons.
 Complaint yn elsim and delivery of Personal Under'sklng claim and delivery of Persona Afidayit on claim and delivery of Psr.Op. Affidavit for a;tachIaeut against q Resident. Undertaking on Attachment, Mnt Of Attachment, Execution.
 Notice Of Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Notices,
 Mining Deeds. Real Estate Deeds, Real Estate MOrtERzss Power of Attorney. Laases. Bond for Deed to Mining Property. AoknOwl lsdgments. Acknowledgements for Man and Wife AcidaTits Of Publication, Notice oi Mining Claim, Road station Receipts, EF-Au Of thess blanks are printed In con 'ormity with the statutes of Arizona and the mining laws of the United States Orders sent out of the city C. O. ID.
 29O Justice Blanks for @ DO. pscKage containing the following nAmec ! blanks for Justices JoGrts. will bs sent to snJ sddre-s. postage pald- for S5.Uc:
 5o CUminal Com plainta-
 2D Warrants of Arrest.
 2i SubpEnas.
 2l Commitments.
 -uHlLNouss
 zoGomD aiIts on Cl- q Di. of P-rs- Prop
 3O 8didsvIfs for Attachment.
 S) Undertakings on Attachment
 2O Writs If Attachment.
 2j kNsCutiCns.
 D Acknowledgements lei lsl
 70 Aeknowledgrnents tmAn and vitel.
 70 Bail Bonds.
 10 stlpu afiOns on Appeal
 a Mining Locauons. Address all Letters or Orders Citizen Printing&Pub, Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

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