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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
New Time TabIe

At the U. :. Bakery. Rates down Creamery Butter and Cheese. Wboless,s or Retail, Fresh Eggs by the case o1 dozen Q a. m- to , p. m-, Fresh Fi-h Fri. days f'zU ?. m- sharp. Dressed Turkey, Duck Chickens and Geese 6:3O 8. un., Bsltinore Fresh Select Oysters 6.3Oa am, Cream Pufs a. m-, Fresh Bread, Buns, Douguuts' Pie and Cake 6:30 a. m. every day, hermosillo. Riverside Navel Oranges oy The Doz- or Box. Sicily snd CaIIfor- nis and Palermo Lemons, Ooacoa nuts. Bananas, hpe Apples. Lines. Cabbage and Comb Honey anything you want Ip
 the Grocery. Produce or Bakery We Have II at Cut rates C. 8. Bakery. Conafes St. ,oa,t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
How to Procure Immigration.

ED. CITIzES:-
 Is about time that some BctIon should be taken to inform the world of the advantages ot Tucson and this coup try, IL Is useless to say that We are uc; prepared; that our hotel accomodations gre insufficient, that we have DO hing to show visitors. The tide of immigration does not begin with flood. II We sue ceed Co attract a few live men of mode rate meaus, and they can feel certain of success, we may be sure that they will inform their friends and lmmIgra atIoB once commenced We shall have such s progress ID the DeIt few years as those who are ssfisfied to sit and wait, never expected, Every individual owning e piece of land can contribute to this de- -irEble end snd at the same tune ma .erislly increase his bank account, by setting out trees and vines, which while proving 6 valuable property, will beau nfy the landscape, attract visitors and demonstrate the capacity of our soil. For the purpose of informing those of your readers who are unEcqnaInted with the expense snd profit of a vineyard or orchard we give the following statement winch will prove relisble:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

When you feel kind Of coneness abop, the stomach 1t is a sign that VOLT fooJ does not sit well and that you are abou, to have fit of indigestion.
 When you begin to feel nervous and are unable to sit still comfortably: when your clothes suddenly seem 10 lose thair ht and become too tight in places the fi, of indigestion IS surely upon you.
 When this fit of indigestion is repeated from day to day it finally resolves itself into dyspepsia.
 Chronic dyspepsia will surely make the happiest life hell upon earth.
 Remember that three to ten of BR.S- DRETH's PILLs will cure the worst case of indigestion or dyspepsia, or both. ami that a regular course of them, say two every night for a week or ten days will act as a preventive of either complaint
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Defending His Wife

Last Tuesday night Pedro Gonzales of Hermosillo. and 6 member of one of the oldest families of Sonora, entered the room of servant and ordered him to leave and allow him 10 sleep with hi. wife. The servant refused, and when Gonzales attempted to force him from the ioOm pulled s revolver Gsd com. meDced shooting Q; Gonzales. The room EGs dark si the time of the shoot. Iug sud when the people srrived win. had heard the shots they found Con zales lying n a pool of blood With s bullet hole in one of bis less. If seems that one of the servants shots had taken effect in the leg above inc knee snd severed the main artery, from which wound be died ID about ID bonr aud a half The servant after shootin, Gonzales mounted his horse and es- csped. A posse of trsilers have gone m pursuit, sBd it is believed be will he captured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
What am I to Do?

The symptoms Of BilIousness are un- happily but toe well known, They dif- fer in different individuals to some ex- tent. 4 Billions man is seldom break. tssi eater. Too frequently, alas, he has sn excellent appetite for liquids but
 oDe for solids of a mO-ainc. HIs tongue will hardly bea, Inspection st any time; if it is not white and furred, it Is rough, st all events.
 Tue digestive system Is wholly out of order and DIsrrhes or Constipation may be a 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 hatulence and tenderness n the pit of the stomach. To correct all this if not effect cure. try Hreen's August Flower. it costs but a trItie and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
IsIt Murder?
A.. B. C.

The body of an unknown Amer icar was found on the rocks of San BartolO. ne Bay. Lower California, few days ago by party of C tii ,ers O. the Demo crata, When the corpse was first found it presented the appearance ot having been ID toe water but short time : be discovering party Were of the opinion that death had not co ured more tisn an hour before their srrival, as ,be cheeks Of the corpse were of Iuddy hue and the limbs Timber. The face had two or three bruises. and the clothes In- stead of being wet were m condition that every color vas distInguishable. A grey felt hst with very wide brim sud well worn was found at his side. lie had on a nsT light brown coat with black thread stripes. a dark blue Il .nnel shlrt, brown pantaioous aud large red silk handkerchief was about his neck. The dead mans stature vas ordioary hsd chestnut c'lor hair, recently cut, eyebrows and beard of the ssne color. A streight nose, wide forehead, light blue eyes, month Ordibar., hands soft and white indicating that Ne Was neither an ar.Isen nor sailor. In his pantaloon pockets were found five and ten cent silver coin. The corpse was buried m the same grave st the foot of R bull on the shore of the bay in which the Ascue- nesa mummy was found several years ago.
 The strange and mys;erous part of the sffsir IS that the land srOund and hbCnt San Bar,olOme bay is desert without & drop of water. Apd how did tbe bcdy If She man found get there The officers of he Democrats are of the opinion that there has been foul play but offer Do sug Restion Rs to how 1t was done or how the body came to be found in she isolated spot. They scout the idea. however of the body being from wreck or in my manner washed ashore from any great distance.
 IL IS believed ID Mszstlan where the few things are that were taken from the clothes of the corpse. that the man was put ashore by force from some passing vessel and allowed to perish for want of water and provisions, Reserve
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has csu.ed such general revival of trade st Geo Martins drug store B. tneir giving svsJ to their customers of SO many free trIs bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in this valuable article from the fact that IL always cures snd nevel dissppOints. Coughs. Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and luDg disease quickly cured. You can test 1t before buying by getting 6 trial bottle free. large size q. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
BuckIIn's Arnica Salve.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever Sores, Tetter. Cbspped Hands, Ohilblsins, Oorns. snd all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or DO pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2s cents per box For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

Le t'cnru'. Golden :sziss,.t.... t.iF.- tH2rc-e-. r-a. 1llI .1-.E .. sor's L5l She Legs ard l.,Iv- Sore E... GfrS, ..Fa, e., C1gfa.-s iar.t R.l....- Sypf.t. go rrn, 'i.e-.s.! S.-.y. ard e.. primary io--"- 0I On. Gi-ea.a k-gv- q sI Price . cJ 5-r Eos-5a iso isioiieu's Critsrn E.s!.asp N q. Cur. F-- .er' .r'. N. ~r-lEis. s--1.i .l.. Ff.. r--.-l, Pans Ia tag fs..et. .r.i0. i., -.... E,-i, back C' tIs EeCx, J..r-.t.,I s-. l1r1lt. >srl'.if.c Es-L. LEr-.a arf .... ts.t.'.- cons. 1' 'IIl-s 0f the fEr.r. t.. el..i .=-I-f ' --e from tn. ., -.-. Vl.....r s.t .ul tion 5s ei.l.. e- A-s'-i- -le 5i lac uHr. . ta..,lE fri.0 s D co per Itatts-. Lc Esslinn's Golden = 7csls.;. .s,-.. .-oif -r t'-c cure Ci '.5.s-.. .7 ,..- L-. 'l'. Grayri. and s'' g.a5-e s-,. '.i'- ir-1-s- Pflco SS 70 pop [- 1Sicha-t's Gol--v' Sn,os.t -.. TrCti1u, f-rs.vcre ,,l..,.- -:''..--..'. il;lrr.st1ry G'cct. S,ri-.1,r.. .- ,-..- 1l ID TcE Bottle.
 Le ksicAaG's Golden OfE.s-n~-t Tor tse CT r,.y .ye b.I..- ---,of ~vrif. ... - r. and er-pt.ons. Price Ss UO pr Eio- Ls Esc hnu's Golden Pff s-yfr.. and i;- 70 frsatmcn:: } ss O. .' y. ..i. r.l-.. st ts',-. or oT-r-y-r... IT Irls-----5a, -s. Price SS O0 per iso1-
 Tonic and Neryiue
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Primary Election.

Tucson, April 7th 1888 By virtue of the authority vested ID me ny the Republican Central Committee | hereby appoint W. F. Scott Inspector and A. B. sampson and A. V. Grossetia Judges of the primary election tn he held on "Wednesday April l1th 1888 st the city of Tucson Co elect delegates To the County Republican Convention. Ppils to open at one o'clock F. Nj. and close st SIX o'clock F. M. By order of the Gen Oomm'itee.
 LA. ZABRISKIE.
 Chairman. HERBERT BRowsl
 Secretary
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Pateman Testimonial Concert

Programme. MARCH -Narcello. ello...............Pe Pettea
 O chestrs Soso-Thy Sentinel am I...... Watson
 Harry Ward. PIANO DUETT-RhspsodIe Hon. Misse- z EZekIels snf Nj. Hittipger. SosG-The Ytrmsu's Wedding
 (By request) ......-.. Ponistowski
 Harry Psteman. CoNCERTo-Enobmort t....... Pettee Ed. B Jchester and Orcoestrs. 3oNo-It uRs Dream ........ .Oowep
 Miss Marie HIttinger. PIAScPoRTK SoLo.
 M sU. NJ Strauss QUARTETTE-rhe WAl'E. E. A. Vogel Mes -rs. Wsrd. Penney. Black & PatemsD >oSa-The k,ng's Champion. " stson
 Hsrry Pstemsn. OyERTURR-HIppodrcme ...... Boyer
 Orchestra. To conclude with J. Madison Morton's Sparkling Couedietts, in one
 sn-, entitled TAKEN FROM HE FRENCH SIR FRLTX EBIrTRRLY Harry Ward VALLASCE e. Calvert Wilson c LIONEL Co-EY .......... Esrll Webb VASE. . Miss Beckie EE-kiels LADY RITrERLT. Miss Netiie Ez.kiels Sir Felix Fntterly's Country House
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Anheusrr Busch Lager Beers

The erandmoth@r has seus SD order for C,'. Durr not to sell Lemp's beer for S250 per d"zsn bu, to sell only the world-r-nounei, oAlehrataI Anheuser- Bis~h beer, ice-sali. st g 50 per Sox4n, or g sAnis per bottle. D-ilyered to any nart If the oi.v without extra charge. w.ram psrum.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Its Delicaey of Flavor.

And the efficacy of its action have rep. dered the famous CslitorDIs liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs, immensely pop. ulsr. It cleauses aud Tones un tba oloRse3 sni ,everish Svstem and dispsJs Hesdsches, Colds snd Fsvers. For sale ey 2. FIisshmsn q Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

Do you feel dul. languid, low-spirited. life ! less, and indescrihably miserable, both physi- | cally and mentally; experience a sense of | fuNness or blOating after eating, or or gone ! ness" or emptiness of stomach in the morn | ing. tongue coated. bitter or bad taste in | mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, frequent ! headaches, blurred eyes.ght, floating speckS % before the eyes. nervous prostitution or cX- | haustiOu. irritahilty of temper hot lushcs, | alternating with chilly sensations, sharp, | biting. transient pains here and there. cold | feet, drOwsiness after meals, wakefulness, or | disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant | indescrhab!o feeling ot dread, or of impend- | ing calamity?
 If you have all, or any considerable number Of these symptoms, you are suffering from Bilious D-spcusid, or Torpid Liver, associated with DFsUsp-It, or Indigestion. The more COmpliCat d ypIr disease has become. the greater the number and diversity 0f symp-
 DF. Picrcc'- Golden Medical Discovery will sulGu- It, q taken according to dir.c- tions for reasonable length of time. IT not
 cured complications multiply and COnsumD-
 ton Of the iuugs, -'-In Diseases. Heart Disease,
 Rheumatism, ksiucy Disease, or other grave
 malaIies are quite liable 70 -at in and. sooner
 or later. induce a larIl tcrruIuafi0n
 EDr. FiCrrc's Golden FEcdiCaI Dis
 cONcry u.E- powerfully upon the Liver. and
 through that great blood purifying organ
 purltiCs- from whatever cause arising II is equally niaeIeious ln acting upon the Kid-
 nerE, C-1 Dfler cVC-ffUrV O--Gus ClnaDeiuor
 strear- ler.uls, and heaiIu- tL,.r discgses. Az ar al ..i1itils, restorative tonic, it. promotes dl-.-f Hu and nutrition, thereby building uD
 bon i..-l and strcnEth. Tn mllq~i4I dtstricfs
 tn wonderful medicine has cailcd great ce hrlly in curing Fever and ArJle. Chill- and
 F,, co, Dumb Ague, and kindred di-ea=ss.
 Dr. EAeree's Golden Medical Dis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
vfSEYAHD-FIRsT YEAR.

In the fourth year the expense or pruning and moving the wood from the vineyard will be increased fl more, or tO S3.5O per acre: all the other expenses will remain the same Gs during the third year. The whey ard Is now Tn good pay ing condition and ought tO pay rom % Co Sl00 per acre, besides the enbEnce- ment of the value of the land, which then would be worth 500 per acre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
A CAR D.

To all who are su1erins from the err1rs a-: indiscre;.ons of youth. nervous weakne=5 sl-.g decay, losscf manhood. kc.. will send "a rc-.-- that VII euro you. FREE OF CHARGE Thlsg--l rerne,y yvas discovered by a missionary ia .-5-.l America send scIfaddressed enveIoqz -- --s 8sv. -0syvz T. -SEs~. s,zs,- - v-- Z--< -,-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
How S1 Made Lucky John Trimble
 Tremble.

Joha Triuble. No S34 s. B.osdwsy. is the most consented man ia Aurora Ill. for he has in the bank Si 995. the pro- firs of his investment of sl. in The Louisispa State Lottery. H, was seen by sn Express reporter sud scknowle5g- ed that be had received the above mount and thst it vss bis intention to ne the money. be having lately pur- chased the cut stone business of Isssc Fdua,ds- The ticket which drew the $50. .0O0 pris, was number d, ,iss-Anf3. rs Ulls. Kapfsss. Jss. se
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
CURES ALI HUMoRS.

From common Blotch, or Eruption. to the worst SCrotula. >alt-rhcum. " "fCvcr-s0rps % eelty ur hOugh Skin. in short, all diseas,s Cd,,-tl oy ped blood arc conquered by this po"erill, purifying, and inv igoratinc rnedi- StHy. Dttal Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under lss <. ,iiku influence. Especially has it maui- I,->lt lts potency in curing Tetter, Eczema ELyeipeias, Boiis, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes. Scrof- MslTIs M SOres and Swelliugs, Hip-iOint Disease.
 " IiLe SWeihngs,' Goitre, or Thick Neck anu Enlargcd Glands. Send ten cents in stamps Tor large Treatise, with colOred Iitt,s on Skin Diseases. or the same amount lSE ~ AFeltlse on ScrOfulOus Affections.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

If good budded trees are plsnted. s little fruit IS obtained the third year, the fourth more, and gCUd CT p the fifth year which 1t Is estimated shonid yield st last S300 per acre By proper cultivation and care. from S1jO tO SlOOO per acre should be obtained from twelve year-old trees.
 Oranges sell sometimes of hIgh Gs 60c.. per dozen or S5 OO per oox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
THE OLIVE

is another handsome tree aad yields a very profitable ,rrp. Ten acres support family he fourth year and after. h Cahtornis olive trees have prod Gucei a crop worth from Sl00 ts SlJ0 per tree. The European standard Is eIgh; gallons of Oil per acre. Tue oil sells st S6 per gallon which IS equal to Sl250 for good eight-yeaI-old trees.
 Tue ou. April !. 4. B. C.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
"FoR THE BLooo Is rHEIIEE

Ln0roughly cleanse it by using Dr. Piercos- Golden Medical Discovery. 5-J soot IlkeslI3n, a lair skin. buOyant spirits vital sLrengtn and bodily hfalth yViII hss s.sr.. hii,h5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
LlIiSiaHd GiatG LnIlRTE GnHl1El

Incorporated m is6o for 2I gears by the Le.-!s- Ia gre for Educati nal ana h-l ltatla pur- poses-WIth capital of SI.-tn nGte-tI rhIch s reserve fund of over S5jU,tjp sas siEc- been added
 By an OVer sheluiuc popular vote i-s fran chlse vHs u. d. @ s,-rt f he ur,-eEr --t. Cor s;i-uti n sdoptei De1frber zi. A. D.. .s... The only Lott-r. ever y1-tE or ami ,rGor.ei ty tEe people of any State.
 If never tala- t- r..-trf fr..L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
[Rsd4 Capital Prize, SI50,OO0.

''Wedo hereby certify that Sesupsrsise tiesr- raugeI suts for Eil th6 monthly and Quarterly DrAssr rs of Tho Louisiana State Lrttors Com oGuy and m Vsr-Hu manage and control the .fR.I.c- tlelLsr lvc- sGd that th- saris IS s5Iau. ted wItu honesty, f-Irurss, sld Iu good :sItH toward all parties. and vs authorize -us C,aIEsIy to uso this ctrtiCcsts. with fac s.-sIar- or our signatures attached. in its eC var. .-..sr.. ..rf- %
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

TT II' VT N'III-7 II- T-T- IIII---. Its Grand single Number sIr..yv sr,s.s take pince monthly, aud GE- sil.taG sIl..ssts-tN Hr+win-s rrEtl~rlY ny bIt,- moot s.. tdAtch, Junr. ~- ptemb.-r s'l.d Ice-u,ber.l < SPLENDID OPPOI;TJ-N ITI TD WIN \ FbEft Ni. 2 Ti III ti. .a s.f DRAWING.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
Armour Packing Co.

TT . NN7 NI IaIIaNaEV As istsnt Sup's and Turnkey,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14

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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-11-01
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
MONEY MATTERS.

One Source of Trouble in the Married
state--whcre Women is at Disad-
vantage.
There Is no more common cause OF
troubles in families than the vexed
money question. Young women who
have been earning good salaries marry,
and give up their opportunities of
securing an income OF their own, in
order to make home and take care of
it. They have been accustomed to
draw their money with their own hands
and plan how to use it. But now it is
all different. No money comes into
their hands as their own; they have to
ask some one else for every cent they
require to meet their personal wants.
And however dear that one may be, no
two people ever sec things just alike,
and this necessity sooner or later be-
comes exceedingly irksome. not to say
iinendurable. From this very thing
arise probable most OF the differences
and heart -burnings of welded life.
The English father OF wealth or mod
crate means demands that the suitor for
his daughters hand shall settle upon
her some property from which she can
derive an income for her personal
needs, that she may not be a genteel
beggar in her husbands house. How
long before American fathers will take
the same ground, and protect their
daughters from-not the greatest
trouble In the world, though it may
lead to it-but from the most continual
and annoying and irritating situation g
woman can be placed IMP And you
husbands, who love your wives, but are
thoughtless about this matter, will gair
for yourselves more than you think, L
you take pains to set it right by put
ting something into their hands to mee
their own wants. Every wife earns it
then why should she be obliged to ge
it five cents at time, and ask for it in
to the bargain? If you have no prop
erty which you can divide in that way
at least arrange that she shall have thu
chicken or butter money, or a share o
the weeks wages after paying for fooc
and clothing. See that she has some
thing, if it is only twenty-five cents
week, that she can use just rs sh'
pleases. You don't know how it will
increase her own self-respect and he
love for you. Even looking at |
selfishly, you will. find that it will pay
and looking at it conscientiously, it i
your duty. Minneapolis Housekeeper.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-11-01
just indignation.

A woman in Nebraska, SO says an ex-
change, refused to give in a list OF her
property to German assessor When
called before the commissioners, she
declared she would not pay unless COM
PEELED, and protested against a foreigner,
who could vote, being sent to assess a
native-born American who could have
no voice in declaring how the money
taken from her in taxes should be spent.
The prejudice against foreigners, as
foreigners, is foolish and unjust but
our naturalization laws are now so lax
that men are admitted to vote long be-
fore they have become socially and in
tellectually acclimated. 1t adds to the
humiliation of disfranchisement when
an American woman sees such men set
to rule over her. The feeling of the
Nebraska lady was very natural. Alice
Stone Blackwell, IN Wonan's Journal.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-11-01
One Dollar Per Year.

the ballot" Then men of reputed po-
litical influence may be justly disfran-
chised. Honesty, intelligence and abil-
ity are what give influence. Ought
these to be excluded from the pollsp
"1here are Uonlen who do not t0ish 10
cote" What would be thought Of a prop
osition that man should not vote be-
cause his neighbors do not wish top
Those who think it unladylike or un-
gentlemanlike to take part in the gov
ernment are at liberty to stay at home.
They have no authority to detain wiser
and better citizens from their duty.
'Bdd scomen WiH Uote.n On this point
7. w. Higginson says: bad women
will not vote openly as bad women for
vice in women, by instinct and policy,
conceals itself and passes under another
name. The worse women are, the more
they will counterfeit virtue when they
come to vote, rely upon it."
"Politics are necessarily degrading"
Then why not advise good men to quit
votingP
Polling places are Indecent" For
the simple reason that women are ex.
cluded from them. A smoking-car is
an unpleasant place of resort for the
same reason. Elections will continue
to be characterized by vulgarity and
violence until husbands and wives,
brothers and sisters go forth together
to vote.
III s0on,an Uere TO uote, she Uould be
eligible TO public Offices" Perfectly
true. Every human being has right
to do whatever he or she can do well,
public affairs not excepted. No woman
could be elected to an important Office
unless there was general conviction
that she had peculiar fitness for its
duties.
The fundamental principle of woman
suffrage is this Every human being has
right to work out his or her own des-
tiny, subject only to those restraints OF
society which are applied to all alike
Bel IhistelUaite, IL, Toronto Globe.