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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

hegraben. @erIen Sic Der WeIt BEN
Sano bin, Der iie bisber umaeben uno
perlohen Sic bieie Stdtte. Sic bdbeu
gerpdnote, Sreuube. Ginit miro au1
Elm 9eliebter 8atte ben giamen pom SSbueu
tehmen, Der -"
.pS4 bite, nibt meter, SER Saruni
Gs CAB cine 5ett. mo bas i6na6e Wdbz
Gen an iol1er 9pfnun9 elm GntSaden
fanb: Sic ielbit baben ite nit SIREN fals
ten Worten aus meinem ipdrmen Sersen
9el6eu6t. aber peI6' elm Wint mar Sas
tar MID pom G6idial! @pbin iolte id
beute bic Iugen penben, penn oamaIs
Sbre 9ippen mir bas perbdn 1nibprI i'm
Saumel oes Nugenblids entnobene @prt
beitdtist bdtten 9esbdIb erb6ren Sic
metne Sitte, perlaien Sic mid. sSbr 4nz
bid brinst mir teinen Srplt; er reiBt nur
l1r,nicr ours Neue Oil Der Munec, an Der
lld meine Sugeno perblutet bat. 2iebeu
sic betm in Sbr faltes 2anb uno peraeiz
len Sic an Der Settle elmer eeutIben GSrau
Die beiBblltige Sp6ter bes Siioens, bic
lI6 unterfng, in elmer Stuuot bes Ser
gefen5 ibre 2iebe Sbnen e~ntse9ensu<
bringen !"
rSb Ieu9ne nibt, baB mid bic Sebnz
lu6t na6 Der Seimatb aiebt, benin bort
lpartst metller bic 9raut, bic ID, beinilbren ,pcrec,
lebaio 10y metnen SUB in ZEN rdterli6en Sauen
nieeeriete. slIt mill i'd nitt in sic %orinasn,
Sbren GitltluB CUR Stunes Su 6ncern. lleIers
le9en Sic. I'm mas id Sic Eat, reihid, uno NIT
Ruhe, reln bc tiible erie ZEN Sccten eedt. S6
rertraue Shrsr GinlItt, cap Tie Gas Rette ftnect.@
reecen Ste pchl, Serr Baron, unb ~perSeibeu
q: mir. esten Sic irCbl, isicn Sic sliitlif 81
Ger Barren ltbIts, haB jecer fsruere 2uipru6
mot Iur uiInlts, Icneeru unS1rt ieiu miro. Gr
bsu9te lIt auT S0ura's Daro uuS ti6tc lie. ,WTae
Shnel Gle teill9e Stdtte, ia9te er bere9t, an ecr
sic ~Nidlten, cen Srteeen uno Gle Rube oCS Sers
gems gerItren, reIde ee @ett nitt ~cerIeitt.~
2ann rer!ieB sr raS Geua6.
&ir h0ten uuicrtr Gr;1tIuns MIR ned, ,rsniae
&crte hinsu:uiuJcn.
Ger SIrcu ~teitattttt Gle itsrb[idcu l1eterrcite
Isinen SItrS 0ui hem Srieebcie gu Parma NIB
reI'i; oIg1Hr mad Ticrcn;, nm ndielbIt lei her errs
tIStI giant Gle nIeeer3els9ten fiinf;i9tauicub Ius
tdttI ;u traetsn. 2le SIlite Der oliaelluieueu
.3lNicn Xix rInf Sabre crhielt Etilirpc rcn i'm
1iW ctc teIcel 6rUrcrte, eic Gem Barren Gle Grs
tttIi5 ets Celoes ermc9Iidt tltten. Sctalc or
eieiS 2.HIt:5tnheittn eecrenct bate, febrtc Sran;
L. StauTcn i'll lsInc beutide ocimatb suriit.
1891 ttI S2Nr ipiter mad 9arma fam, Ger fcrnts
unSt1ctui TIT pHrcblsr5cg rGn ScSfana" itin
Au1rtIGr %reArlen, rbne bsirirdtcn 81 r1iiiien. rap
NAN nld} lcI!Icu 0tbeinlnillen, ieincm Sclce rccr
gar leIlcm Gehcu tratte. Gem Gle oeiiiraictc
Jtlutcrt1lce rar roui5 rcrui6t,t rcrccu. uuc
irer rrn rtI 4(it9iicccru niGt I'M Sampie aciauen
max, tilEtc i,ipe Jertredsn nit rem Erie eu:b
Nen:erShhnr cccE nit i:tsusIlusliter Re;tcuirais
dIIi ccn C1ltegc!I. Baptiita'5 Radictasr atcr, Ger
e~hcmGliSc Sfrtiter Fbtllgrc, madtt csn Gsi:bcj
3Im ggrcBberica rcm 2cstlra" 5u circr 9tuItsr.
Hr'rt9lt1lt, rnc iline titiGt, muntsrs Srau Mas
itttI ItaiIc t3m cdhci setceuttf ;ur Sci:t.
Gutc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

66uig Spbann prn abpiiinien per<
Gpi6eut ben Sabatsgebrau6 unb Id6t
Rauderu uno 9duern nc5 &rautes in feiz
mem 8ei&e Gaie unp 2ippeu abl6neioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

Wie sgiber@ auf gnelii@
heiBt, bot elm betrigerii1er Maent In
Nen Dort brei Slopafer beutlid au
maben perfudt, bic Dor Rar3em mad
europa reiien polten. Sic befuhten
oeridteosne Ngenten, I'm m6gIitf bill
ll9e Tabrfaritn fir bic ugiber" 3u er=
batter, foatsn aber minbefens $26 ABB.
len. @noli9 famen fie an eineu Wens
idenfrsuno, Der linen bic gephnfdteu
&artea fur $21 ablieB. Sic lauteteu
nber in Mirtli9teit auf benz Dampfe,
uNoriatic" Der Wbite Gtar. 2iuie. Der
glei93eitig nit bet r@iber1 abaeben
iolte. Ser 4gent reGnete auf bic uns
fdbi9teit Der SloDaten, gu Ieien; er
bette ii9 aber geirrt, fe bu6fabirten
ben Namen 5hlammen unb fameu ents
riittet guild. Nber Der Ngent berubiate
tie NIT ben worten: rShr feb bumIne
Rsrle, D@iber" heiBt i'm @ngii{deu
rIbriatie!" Die 2ige NOR 10 natirl,d
herootaebra@t, baB bos unuiFenbe
lei1tsldubise Bolt fi9 sufrieoen ents
fernte. Ser betrefenbe Ngent foa aud
fonft f9on dbnli9e Manipulotipnen
porge1ommen baben, uno bic 3.eitunq
Der Ginmanberer", tpel6er mir bieie
Moti3 e%ntnebmen. felt cine gerihtlide
BerfOl8un8 In @usfi@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19
Mnerlst.

Die abefmals geaen u. GdoI,
angeftreugte 4inBe tusgen DerIsbHng
bes 5unnta8sgel1Bss euDigte ME ge.
n6bnli6 nit Der 6reifpreMung bss Nn.
~getlasten. Drei Or @sf9moienen ma.
rem fur Yerurtbeiltlng unb brei fir
Greiipreduug. Rur eil ein3iper Dent.
fder NOR Dies Mal unfer ben @ef6wos
reneu. Der Merlfaner Morales itlmute
fit geruttbeiluHg.
= Sonnabenb ben 20. Sanuar uitb
Der @eianguerein sGrobfinn" in 9rii@s
9uDe eiaeH groBen Mastenbal mil
prelsuertbeiluna oerauftalten. Sir bic
freunolihe ueberfen5ung BON ginles
ou~ngsfarsu iasen mir benz 8orltanbe
oes Ysretas pGrohfnnA uufern bsften
Danfl
- SIN Diffrittgeri9t tpuroe Der sun
BIS friiberen poli3iltsn Mc@abe, mel.
der inter Der Anflage sints an einem
oeuii9en D enfmdohsi beriibten Notb
3uGfsoerinHes ftebf, oum arpeiten Mtale
w'eDsr aufg,uOmmen, na6oem BEL Der
erfien W~erbanbluug feline ginigung Der
Sdrn er3ieit Derotr fonnte.
Der glun III i'm Wuge gefaBi
morben. bon Stibmore. elmer fleiuen
Station Der lranfas paB 8abn. 3ebn
Dfrllrn iioiid Don Beeptlle, cine
3Uelgbabn na9 8%tOmnsDiae Su baatr
Die Snede BON 6fbmure mad,
San 7i,so mito piellerdt 10.
fort in Nuar,H genommen uno fhon
inne, haIb orr nddfien brei Monote fers
tiguelielt merbsu. Wdn wbroe naourG
nod erHen isbt wi4iisen NufhluB on
bic > 3,Tds WttT caaA Saba ~e,laugsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

Ser WeiBe Grouf 5%ulipan in
ct. Soiepb, Wo., wolie ii9 NIT elmer
yteaerin Derbeiratben, ruuroe aber bonn
Grlebensri6ter abgeuiefen; CT begob
fi9 mad srop in Ranias, po er ieinen
3wsd erreidte, inbem er benz betreHen.
ben M'4ter fagte, DaB feline SHUTTER ct.
mas Negerblut in ibren Nbsrn babe.
Sn ct. Sofepb tpltrbe er nod ieiner
Madfebr Derbaftet unb nit $50 5frafe
belegt. Sein Batter, Der ibn bon Gro.
penmortb in 2anfas aus beiu1te, fa0t:
er bdt'e ihm bic 9eiratb NIT Der Neges
rim wobl ber5ieben, nidt aber bic 8erz
bd4tiauug bes reinen irifhen BIutes
feiner Mutter; CT enterbe i'm nober
uu6 ftberlafs Is inn, bic GeiobuBe pon
$50 In Der 5~trafanfatt dbsuatbeiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

= gbamberlatns Nugen. unb Saut
Solbe 1T cine fi6e,e 0stluug fir munbe
8ruifwarjen, 9outausihldse, S1orf.
III, Gten, 0dm0rrboiben unb ale anoe
rem ihmer5boiten 9auttranfbelten unb
uniibertroffen fur f6limme Auaen.
3lm Ss,.uuf bel 81. gobn& Co.,
@de W.ft gomm .rees u. SUB Onttrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

Nm 10. Sauuar miro in Cisco,
@atlan0 Co., cine g%lienbabn. Gonprn
tipn iiattfinben. melde ben 3wtd bat.
ben 8au Der &od Sslanb BON % Giia
Soils ous hu,h ben norepeitli6en
She'll oes Gtaates Seros gu fOrotrn
4Qe on her proi,itirten Bi1nit,tfe l,es
senbsn Counts iitb q fsefOroe,t mors
ben, Sertreter gu 6erfelbeH gu f6idsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

-Wlh aus @llpeiton unb 6ouHon
faaen bic 8er'nre. BOB Der IeBte 9iors
Der tpelter bort in b,r Nadt pom IA.
ouf Den Is. fam. Der ia ieite geueien,
mel1er felt Sahren porgefommen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

-paBt auf! Sas er5te epmp.
tom BON GeuGbuiten lit 0eiierfeit unb
penn @bambellains 9uifen : Mebi3,n
angemanbt unb fortsebrau6t miro. 10
fann Die gefabrlide Grantbeit gdnsli1
absewenbet unb ale @efabr bermieoen
werOen. Gum @eriauf bel q. @Dbn
6 Co.. @de Weit . Commerce uno
Siio. OhiraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

~ Cine pOlle DOTS bon Chambers
lains 0ultenmlttel mirb Der gtfdltung
Durbeuesu. ipenn betn erifsn GpmptOm
aHBewanbt. Gum Yertauf bel g..
& Co., Ode Wsft Commerce.
unh Sao.O hfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

Neg init benz 9dufpern, Gdnau.
ten unb @peier unb ellie ni1t Ssebea
NIT Deinem Diberli6en Mtbem on, ions
btrn aebraude Or. @age's .Catarrh
Remedy (Gatarrb : 0ellmittel); bas
beieitist DaB uebel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19
unfere Disn db der.

0ausfrau: s2tna, tper NOR Der
Wdnn. mt Dem Sic a~sftsrn lbeno un.
Ter Der 6ausiblt fanbrb2"
Drel ftmdndh yDtabame, Oct
norm wetildufigsr 8rubsr Don mr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19
aotis! @otis! @ots.
porselIan., 6los. uuo Bledmaarsu,
Sampen, fransoffdes porseIan
&c. gu Guren eigenen preiien.

Spredt Dor unb madt cine DFerte
fir bic Waaren unb mir laHen gu@
ni9t seben. Mit Dem Maarenporratb
muB biz gum gnoe bieles Monats ges
rdumt Ueroeu. Rommt MIe unb fudet
aus, mas Sbr n6tbia babt. Nnes 3u
Guren preiien. @resorn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

Der iiber8eugenbe Betpeis fir ben
Werib BON @bambtrIain's 6ufteps
M,ttel In Elm 9erfnG. Sum Berfauf
bel 9. gobn & o., Gde Wr1ts
Commerce. un0 Shbs DfnraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19
WerIanat

mirb cine tiifti9e &6hiu bel gutem
2obn. Nad3ufrasen in Der Expedition
oleies 8Iattes. 19,1,tuw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

S@ Bros. Iitfern bic
beitea uuo blalsiteB Drudiu6en. @ept
su ibuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

6inf3ig Gents in Ct. Safobs
Del anseIegt, uerben fit gut 5e5ahlen,
oa es bds brfte S9mer5enbeilmitiel Der
WeIt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-19

sa- 6sinfte unb bilisffe Grudfa.
den BET 5 bno n Bros.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Dainty scent bottles of oxidi1ed silver virs are made to initiate wicker tubes
 A sword hilt, richly jeweled, is a pleasing variation of this pattern in scarf pins
 Miniature portraits, encircled with diA- monds, make pretty but expensive scarf pins.
 4 small globe, completely studded with pearls, makes An artistic pendant for e queen chain
 An odd thing in brooches is . walking stick of oxidized silver, from which hangs . pair of worn out shoes.
 spider, with numerous legs of bright gold, a pearl body and diamond eyes, makes an attractive scarf pin
 A superb bracelet recently seen was of Roman gold, the ends terminating in balls of enameled forget me nots
 4 silver pencil recently seen represented an extinguished taper, the wick of which was curled so as to serve a hook
 A black, s blue and a white pearl, set as closely together as possible, make an attract we combination for a scarf pin.
 Moonstones, backed with foil of different colors and set in triangles in the shape of flowers, make peculiar. but pretty brooches.
 In brooches handsome design represents a sickle of hammered gold, within which lies bouquet of varicolored enameled blossoms.
 Some hairpins of tasteful design recently seen represented Rn arrow shank of tortoise shell. the feather being of brightly finished silver.
 Narrow court plaster cases of silver, hold ing a dozen strips of plaster of various colors, are much prized by those who wish to be prepared for accidents.
 A shell of paved and graded diamonds. having twelve rays and bearing a glowing ruby within its depths, is an odd and rather expensive design in brooches
 Pocket pincushiOns of plush, having on top and bottom daisies and other blossoms in oxidized silver, are among the handsome things now shown by dealers.
 For economical smokers, who regret to throw away a half smoked Havana, . cigar shaped case of silver intended to hold single cigar is handy pocket necessity.
 4 pretty design in scarf pins recently ob- served represented a spray of lilies of the valley. The stalk was of bright gold, and from 1t hung half dozen of the blossoms in natural color.
 A brooch much in favor among people of taste and wealth IS one with an enameled miniature of Louis KY beauty, surrounded with n rim of small brillants or alternate brilliants and pearls.
 In brooches handsome novelty Is a but terty of flIgree work, with diamond head, emerald eyes and ruby body The bright hued dots upon the insects wings are repre- sented by opals, mOonstOnes and brighter col ored stones
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Globe Notes.
Silver Belt
Our jail is now empty.

Our jail is now empty.
 Mir. J. O. Ramsdsll ia much improved and fairly on the read to recovery.
 The ram on Saturday last was root soAker, and will prove of benefit to the grass. So liberal rainfall at this sea- son is unusual, bat none she less vel come.
 Complaints nrs general of light calf crop this spring, owing nO doubt to the scarcity of feed last season and conse- quent poor condition of cattle. The present season IS the most favorable ip many years in Central Arizona; grass never was better and water abundant A very large increase iI therefore ex pected next fall.
 The Tombstone Prospector asks where we get our strawberries. We raise them here near Globe. and fine ones. too. he OhiOsmeD z .rieners have a monop Oly now, but since IS hAg been sbown that strawberry plants thrive and bear sOundsntly here. they will be largely cultivated by our rsnchers Tn the future. There IS scarcely fruit indigenous 10 6 semi-tropicsl climate that cannot be successfully grown in Gils county.
 Dr Anderson. Of San Carlos, gave us the result of the trial of three Indinns, in Tucson, recently. vhIch illustrates the stupidity and perversity of iuries in this western country. The Indisns were tried for ihs murder ef a companion, The one who gave the victim bis quIetus was found guilty of msnslsughter and sentenced 10 confinement in the Chester, Illinois. penitentisry fov ten years, wbile bis two sccomplices, who held the poor devil until the otter procured gun and killed him, were acquitted!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

Tuosoz is kipd of sleepy old town With all of its young men there was no' life and energy enough to organize base ball club for friendly bout with the For, Lovellr, and the latter no' caring to rust accepted q challenge from the Tombstone nine, ,plsyed them on Mon day lest, and were worsted by game ol IS 10 2. Now if this thing hsd to be done it should have been done at home and thur have saved the soldier boys from heinz done up by c lot of foreigners The Lowells gre credited with plsSins 6 losing but 6 nervy and accidentally game, and bey"nd this nothing could be desired. ToDbstone did its best some tms since to get up \ game with Tue con. but fortunately failed and 60 saved to the auc eot pueblo SD unbr"fer record which undoubtedly will be m-in' tained so long ss our base ball club stops at hone and reaches frst base with jack of trumps.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

IF Judge Gresham be nominated for the Presidency by the Chicago Conven- iion, he will beyond presdven'ure be the next president of the United States. This little fact is apparent to Republi- cans aud Democrats alike. ard the latter gre doing what they can to prevent his name being successfully brought for ward. There is no man in the rsnks Of their opponents whom the Democrats have greater cause to fear than Gresham. Both his pubic and private life have bseu spotless and there IS DO act or deed of his by vb'ch h's honesty of pur- pose eau be impeac5rd, his integrity se- sailed O who will have les e1plsnsti"us to mska or [. yer spnl b0ies to Her. V .th either Bl inc or Gre ham to head the R ,pubIilan hos 6 the coming fall, victory is aspnrad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

TsE sudden projection of Judge Gres' ham into the poli,ietl field ss 6 bor 6 dde candidate for the Republicap Presi- den,isl nomipation with indications that be may command the services of the entire Illinois delegation eIplsirs the com plscency with which his friends withdrew from spy contest with the Harrison forces in Indiana By the terms of the proposed compact Harri- son,w.s to have Indians solid; but if II should become apparent that Greshan had strength enough outside of that State to make his chance of nomins'r fair, the HarrIson men were Co transfer their votes to hIm. As Illinois will lave A votes in convention to IudiAns's 8H Judge Gresham seems to have the nor. valuable end of thi. bsrRsin-h a bag gain it tr.-WashinRton Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

PrBRY BRLHgsT has exhibited little piece of good sense thst many Americsn' lack. Americans ss rule. have as g'es' an itching for foreign decorations ss democrat hss for office. But Belmont has swung . little out of the usual line and refused the Cross of the Legion oi Honor rendered him by the French gov ernment for the kindly manner is which be spoke Of the French Republ's when presenting the resolution reoeo'i, passed by Congress, accepting the inv'' tstion to tahs part in the Paris eIhihi tion, Belmont thought that he could not, In his capacity ss member of ihs United States Congress, accept with pro priety the order offered. and & good many Americans VIII think with him or this proposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

BYLvA L. cKw loD i' sQain the presi- den'ial nomlree of the Blue H-n party and hss .lgui6ed her intention tn dc s9me vigorous cackling m the coming eum ,sign At the recent Equal Rights convent O held ip Dee M0iues, over uhish Mrs. Sanford presided. pesrly 4Ot votes were csst-the great portion o' which were sent ID by msil-snd of these B Iva received BIO Susan B. Anthony Elz.beih Csdy Stanton and one or fwt others did conaidersbe pecking and s'rsichiug but B-'vs was awarded th' grain of sproused corn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

A MAN by name of Clark Brsden. 6 somewhat gifted bus boorish snd ill., hammered individual, recently leeturine against infdelity in PheniI, comes in for deserving rebuke from the Herald O, that city. Bat unfortunately the ar ,iele in question did not appear till after Brsden's departure and consequently will partly loee its good effect Rrsder belongs Co that elass of indviduals vbo. under cover sf pulpit ssnctty, indulses in irritating personalities and insulting reflection on those not in sympathy with his way of thiniinR. The shsrac- ter of the man css best be understood by the following specimen of his pecn lar methods of argument A gentleman and two ladies attending one of his lec- lures had occasion to lesvs the hall. which they hoped to do unobserved, but being not,ced by Brsden he called stien- ton to their departure by shouting after them, "Thsrs right, 90 out and slop over." Just about this time something ought so have been stopped over him. The church in whose services he pro- fessed to labor will gain neither coD- verts nor respect by the employment Of such men. either for the refutstion of the doctrine of infidelity or the further ance of its own geod cause.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

Is accordance with mote of wsrn' ing, written in tears" we have been iu formed that the big round world will bt upended, or to put It more effectively Tipped over the wrong wsy, in the veal of our Lord 1892. The reTelstor in giv ing this all important informstion-vitt the modest request that we publish it. claims by this means to have relieved himself of all responsibility in the mat ter, and to sFoid being caught in 6 like trap we pass it on for the consideration of our neighbor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

TEE republican nstionsl convenfiop .ill be composed of s22 delegates and it will take 4I2 to nominate s president Each state vIll be entitled to reprsesnis- ton ss follows: Four delegates at large two from esch congressional. two from esch territory sud two from the District of Calumbis, msklpg l62 delegates si lsrs I. 650 district delegates, IS territori- al and 2 from the District of Columbis mskioa the S22 complete.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. MAY l9, 1888
A MOST HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.


 The spring of 1888 finds the stock in tere.ts of New MtxIco and AriEoDs ID better condition than either Territory has ever before known. In both Terri torie, the winter thst has just closed vss one r m rkably for heavy snow sud rainfall Nrver iu the history of AriEo ma since the American occopaton, and flaw umes in two SC re years that New Ns.ieo hss been under American ru e vss there such 8 precipita,ion of mois ture ss during the winter of S7-sS For the three or four years proceeding. both Territories hal felt the olighting eh-cts of drou b, combined with such scarcity of feed which kept stock poor rustiing for something on which to sustain lite. With eaten out rs 1ges, low prices. over stocked aod kindred evila, discourage ment vas becoming H prominent festure in stock growing in the southwest, until now, with new grass ID every direc' sSop. abundance of wRte. and steady A.mspd for beef cattle, both east sud west, with good prices, has given 8 rold.n lining to the clouds. snd caused the b rdest and most persistent croaker' Co sckuoulsdge that there could still come rosA os,t of Nazareth Without boom the stock men or the twin Territo- mes of the southwes are destined to en' joy prosperity for the present year s' least. No excuse can now be gwen fol croaking and each and every one should lend a hand to make the most of the rood times while they are with them Remember that while grass may now be abundant, sud that next year it may be different, and act accordingly, cut ou every available beef and convert 1t intC cash. By so doIng you will relieve th' pressure on your range and at the ssm' time be putting dead capital into shape where it can be realized. Put 1t int snything, but do not let it waste svs! "a the shape of a four or i've year old steer that is every day becoming mor' and more difficult to realize on. while liable at any tune to drop of, and leave you out snd injured in purse.-Lincolr ,N,M.) Go. Independsnt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
What am l to Do?

The symptoms of Billlousness are un- happily but too we'll known. They dii- Ter Tn different individuals to some ex- tent. A Bilious man is seldom break tas' eater. Too frequently, alas, he hss an excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of 6 morning. HIs tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; if it is not white and furred, if IS rough, st all events.
 The digestive system is wholly out of order and Disrrhea or Constipation may be symptom or the the two may alternate. There are often Hemor- rhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and scidity or hstulence and tenderness ID the pit of the stomach. To correct sii this If not effect a cure. try Greens August Flower, it costs but . trlfie and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

TIE crop of Pms Republicsu ofhoe-seef CTS Spp-sr to be exceedingly snort at the present moment an i; looks much ss shuugh tue customary rule was gong Co be reyer ed aud rbe offices obliged to seek the men Thus far none hove been put forwsrd. but we m'ght mildly suR' eest that there Is time yet. With oui Democratic breiheren things are other w SC, as there gre st least three cspdi' dstes for every ofhce within the gift of the people and the fun of 1t is, they all expect to get tbere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

HE Secretary of the Interior has rul- ed that the presence of 8 considerable groth of mesquite trees upon lsod does not exclude it from entry under the De sert Land Act. A good deal of land which has been taken up in Arizona un- der the Desert Act contAiDs clupps of these trees, and Government inspector recently ordered entries upon such lands to be cancelled, although it is ss dis tinctivsly desert land sthst upon which only cactus erows.-L A. Times.