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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

EASTERN and western papers are filled with accounts of prominent Democrats leaving the Democratic party and join ing the Republican party on account of the free trade policy of the former. Judge John Handley, of Leckswans county, Penn, lifelong Democrat and aman of considerable influence, puts the thing right clearly in the following state ment:
 Ut is no secret that I have declared my inability to follow Mir. Cleveland in his free trade tsllacy. He has over stepped the line of Democracy and very many life long Democrats cannot 20 with him. l Gm still a Democrat, but if seems to be the veriest folly for any thinking man Co take the position that the President has on the tariff question. Protection is absolutely nece, ssry with our sparse population, which could be put into the single state of TeIas with out crowding it even as much ss Ger many IS crowded.
 "With our vast undeveloped resources, --ish cur immense acreage of the public domain Unoocupied and unimproved, il ls folly 10 tslk 3tfree trade. When we shall have reached a population of 400.- OOO,OOO or 500, ,OO0, 900 free trade may do DO harm. I am with MT. Randall iu tdls. Like all man who conceive them selves men of destiny, Cleveland thinks De can run coupiter to the genius of the age Tn which he lives, but iD his case the fatal stegJ is taken. think the Re publican ticket will be elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
The Why ofIt,

The fact that the sign c, iEe S,s, stands at the masthead oG the big bu'E building of the Star snd the siGn of fhe "ARIz-NN DAILY AND WEEKLY CITIzTy' Is over tle front door has caused some to Rsk the reason the latter sign is si- lowed to stand. The answer Co tEe query is, that II is B renInde- - Inc many chsnxes which occUs Ia aI things human Star.
 The "big brick building i7 ihe a'-- perty of the Consolidated Bank Ct Iu' son in whose name the deed staads. ]: was vacated by She CITIzEE for A more advantageous building on She curu-- ot Congress and Church streets. il. bulldog being thus left unoccuFicd ss' rented by the Star, which vacat,! la old office without notice Go the pgorr. etor or payment of The back Tsn: due.
 OfcourSe She old sign ot tho "AGi-oSt DAILY AND WEEKLY CITIZEN is pr,F- eged to hold the fort over the "hiE iso-. door" r. draws custom, TEc Star uan may look a little of but he knows w5icl side bis bread is Outtered ol.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

REV. J. c. LAWRENCE, a colo.e4 Pres byierian minister, recently elected one of the five members of the Board of Education, st Knoxville, Tennessee, was elected from the board at the point of a pistol in the hands of Judge Ingersoll, also 8 member of the board. This de- termination mot to allow 8 nigger to sit on the board with white gentlemen" has called for some kicking by the
 outs" among the Democratic politicians who had hoped to use the negro vote to their own advantage in the fall elections
 Considerable indignation is also eX-. pressed throughout the city and the law will probably be invoked in the matter, but ss the reform party" is in power there is hardly any probability that justice will be done in the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

4 young woman who went from St. Paul to teach school at the WInnebngo reservation, Onahs,w was while out walk ing, the evening following her arrival, seised in the woods and criminslly ss- sanlted by IS Indians. Unfortunately she IS unable to identify any of her ss- sailants and the fends will go udpun- shed. If arrested the Indian Friends Society would in all probability step in and charge the guilt upon the poor wo- man for having led the noble red youth sstrgy. It seems about as easy to edu. cate and civilize hogs Rs 1t does Indisns aud certainly if would be more profits- ble and better appreciated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

ALEXANDER Hamelton the great Fed. erslist said When 8 domestic manu. tacture has attsined perfection and has engaged ID the prosecution of it com potent number of persons, 1t invariably becomes cheaper and accordingly seldom or never fails to be sold cheaper in pro- cess of time than the foreign article for which it is substitute. The internal competition which takes place soon does away with everything like mo- nopoly, and by degrees, reduces the price of the article to the minimum of a reasonable profit on the capital em- ployed. This scoords with the reason of the thing and with experience"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

MEssRs. LACY AND PROCTOR constiat- ing, in the absence of Judge Anderson ID California. the Pima County Board o, Equalization, completed their trying labors two days since in 8 manner quite satisfactory to the county and sll hay ing business before them. They care fully examined each particular case in close. comprehensive and business like manner. Although the work was push ed through with unusual rRpidity noth- ing vas neglected as is evidenced by the results. The citizens of Pima coun- ty are to be congratulated on having such men of sterling worth to admins ter on their public sffairs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

CoL. RpoBRRT G. INGERsoLL says in reiatioDE to the vote and interest of the labor 5r: When wages fall below OCT ts,iiln point then come degradation, loss I'Of manhood, serfdom and slavery. If Rny man has @ right to vote for his own interests certainly the man who lsbors IS the man, and every workingmsn hay ing in his will part of the sovereignty of thIs nation, having within hIm 8 part of the law making power. should have the intelligence and courage to vote for his ovn interests. He should vote for good wages; he should vote for policy that would enable him to lay something by for the winter of bis life, thst would ennble him to earn enough to educate his children, enough to give him home and fireside He need not do this In
 anger or for revenge, but because it IS just, because # is right, and because the working people gre in the majority.
 They ought to control the world, be. cause they have made the world what 1t IS. They have given everything there is of value. Labor blows every field, builds every house, fssh shions everything of use and when that labor is guided by intel Lgeaoe the world IS prosperous"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

THE Meigs county, Ohio, Heraldr here tofore the only democratic paper in the county, heads its editorial column with the republican ticket in full from the nominee for president to She last county official, and says: The Herald is not a free trade paper. and is not to be whip ped into the support of measures which, if adopted, would ruin every industrysl in Southeastern Ohio and Western Vir- ginis, ss well as those of many other large sections Of our country. and Tn the end prove detrimental to every ciiizer of the United States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

As kind of sn offset to Democratic bluffIng the Harrison men on Wall street hsve raised s50OO0. and now ask any of the army of great refOrmers to cover it with just double that amount, ss they so loudly declared they would. but thus far the Democratic coin bas failed to materislIze. This ten to one betting on Cleveland wAs G good thing when 1t could be done on wind, but on the call cf coin two to one goes begging and they will not see it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
A Worthy Citizen.

s. II, Ohnick who WIS initiated inio the mysteries of masonry i4-teTei in2' is a worthy man and will iu-uI ais o6ish- tions co she order in a credl'GS-e msu1e'' Mir. OhnicS is a native of JGysn, bui h-s resided ID Arizona ten yeGrs and la, been a resident of PbeU,z ugTafl' o' TWO yePrs. He organized sud Pui '1 successfui operation the present Eas ccl- paDy. and enjoys the esteem aGc coL-. denoa of bis BssoCIstes. among Nlom ,, J. II, White, of the Contel..1a ni1e ~ Tom bstone, and V. c. Ps-s7us. al ..'. noted and successful nl-iUg ma 2. Arizona, Mir, ,Ohnick hgs by h.s s';l.' attention to business and Iuteg'i'y' s4,. ceeded Tn smsssing qui:s a -7-lt ''sll. Tn Arizona, and we know 0, ?. more deserving msn and wish bim Io'1 and continued suceess.-Gszct.e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Sad Death of F. N. Fish Ir.

When the CITIZENS Associated Press dispatches were received yesterday con taining ih@ deplorsb.e account of the killing of Fireman Fish, in q railroad SC eident near SObrsnte, California, no one had a moments thought tbat the brave young fellow who met his death with the ooolne-s of veteran, was the sen of one ot TucsOu's oldest and most respect ed citizens, F. N. Fish. Such, hoSeve-. most unfortunately proves to be the case.
 Edward \. Fish, Jr. vas born in Tue son, October 1868, and was consequentlv at the tim oi hIs death, aluooss 20 wears of age. For ihe greater portion of bi, short lie he resided in Oakland. Cal. with his grsndmother and attended school. Quite recently he began rsii roading and met his death as trayicslly related ID tie dispatches of yes,erlar.
 He is well remembered hy all tte oid timers here who cypress the deepest sorrow At his untiul sly death. Tke sym pashies of the entire conmuai,y .rs with the bereEvcd parents in tneir ;r.. parable lOss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Elpcfrie RIffnrA

tLI' remedy Is becOrziD2 50 we'll known s-.- -5 pOpulsr Hs to need 10 special msai!o9. All who have used Electric b '.e 8 sing the same song cI praise.- A Crer medicine does not exist and it is anteed Co do sli that;is claimed, E.-riric BItters will cure all diseases of 'hs Liver and Kidneys, will remove ! mDles; Boils, Ssis Rheum and other Rtfecsstions caused by impure blood " drive malaria from She system and 1r.y mt as we'll as cure all Mslsrisl Fe- v=rs For cure of Headache, Constips- :lo1 and Indigestion try Electric Bitters EGtlre satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price 5O cents and S1 per N"ttle ct Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

ANOTHER stslwsrt Democrat hss for ssken the fold and predicts the success of the Rspublicsn ticket this coming fall. Henry Clay Condo. 0 relative of Governor Samuel J, Tilden, and his trusted financial and political agent during the campaign of 1876. He expresses bis dis gus. for the free trsde idiocy of the Democratic standard bearer and pur- poses to contribute his share to his de- feat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Information Wanted.
he following letter is self explans-

The following letter is self expians- tory:
 NEW YORK, July II. 1888 MKssRs A. GoLDecHSIIDT < Go,
 Tucson, Arizona DEAR SIRs:-
 In December 1882 one Gustsve 2im- mermsn wrote to his family. stating that he intended accompanying Govern ment expedition, exploring Indian dis tricts between McDowell and Tucson. Arizona, aud ths. he WAS to sc. es bOOk-keeper for this expe diiion, which intended to cross the San Carlos Indian Reservation, and to reach 1ucsOn with in < weeks.
 Since the above mentioned letter, nothing has been heard of him by his friends, although letters addressed to Tucson until 1884 were Rot returned while ater OF they came back.
 lhILking you miSat b. in a position to iurpish us with some particulsrs as to this expedition and tho present where RboJts of Gustaye Z,Rmerman. we take the liberty of sd3ryssing you.
 Tnis is in b3hslf oi g bro.hor of the missing man, who lives in Germaay, and we are pursuing the investigation ss favor to him. Trustiog to hear from ycu at an early date,
 Very tIuly yours.
 TIE BRAD. TEEET Oc. Parties having tbs headed infOrm8- on will p!e0se address as above or If sad information be let with A. Gold schmidt k Co. it will b9 promptly for. va Jed to She proper parties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Tine Why to Swe1r Legally.

People once thought books transmit ted contageOn; for this reason witnesses touched the Bible with gloved hands.
 A one time DO oath was legal till the B'b.s wss kissed. This custom is still prscuced among some people, especially Catholics.
 in Q Birmingham, England, court woman refused to remove her glove to be sworn. A big discussion vas caused bal she won the day,
 A. Liverpool ia 1858 Lord BraInwell decided that there IS DO reason why a witness should be required to remove bis glove when taking an oath"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Take Notice.

All judges of good liquors that the Msscott Saloon is still sfiost, Having % barrels on hand and 6 carload of 60 coming, ot Kentucky Celebrated Double Stamp and Sour Mash Whiskeys which will be retsiled st S200 snd s2,5O per gallon or 50 cents per bottle, Also Cal ifornia Olaret, Port and Angelica st 20 and 85 cents per bottle. jl6-lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

THERE has been 8 good deal of loose talk that the railroad men would not support the Hsrrisonl ticket this oom- ing fall, but on the 18th inst. at his home ID Indianapolis, he was visited by 900 railroad men under the leader ship of A. D. Shaw, Yardmaster of the Bee Line, and his address of welcome was spplauded to the echo. Among other things he said: Your visit is very gratifying to me and is full of signifi- canoe and interest. If l read sright the language of your lanterns, you have signsled the Republican train to go ahead. [Applsuse and cries of land she's going, too."l You have concluded that it is frieghted with the interest and hopes of the workingmen Ot Americs. and must have the right of way. tCheers and cries "thsi's true." and i've don't have to take water on this trip."l The train has been inspected, you have given ii your skilled and intelligent sp- provsl, the track has been cleared and the switches spiked down. Have l read your signals sright? Cheers, and criss of you have, and there's no fat wheels under this train"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

WORDS cannot express the gratitude which people feel for the benefit done hem by the use of Ayers Ssrssparills Long standing cases of rheumatism yield to this remedy, when all others fail to give relief. This medicine tho roughly expels the poison from the blood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
List of Paeka0es
Bringing Gladness

Lo millions, pleasing their palates and ansing theIr systems, srousing their niVers, Kidneys, Stomachs, and Bowels
 70 healthy activity. Such is the nis ion or the famous California liouid- tuis remedy. Syrup of Figs. For sale by Fleishman 6 Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Artistic Landscape Yiaws

Willis P. Haynes. landscape photo arapher, sollcits contracts for photo graphing town, ranch and mining prop ersy' None but first class work finished and delivered. A complete series of superb Tucson views for sale st FIeish- mans drug store.
 Office and laboratory, 8 Stone avenue, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JULY 2I, 1888

THE Teachers National Association, now in session in San Francisco. will cost that city about s2l.000 of which amount the committee in charge have SIS, 900. The remainder is now being raised by subscription.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
ArmOur Packing Co.
kANsAs Cry. Mo. Feb. 9. E

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 9. 1888. JOSEPH DrKB, Tucson, Ariz.:
 DEAR SIR:-Desiring lo quote you in accordance with the amount of your trade in she provision line, be have taken the liberty to place your narle on our Jobbers' List, and will for the coming season furnish yol with JObbsrs' prices 'COlfideniisL" We believe prices quoted and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fevors.
 Very truly,
 ARMOUR PACKING Go.
 Col. Dur, the grandson of his most generous and respected grandmother, wn5 made inexpressibiy happy this morning by the arrival O. ss dae 0 lot of Gilroy. California roll butter as vas ever turned out of that farnOus cret tmery. IL is fresh, sy eet snd choice.
 He hes P'so secured a fine lot oi Ar mouF's Kansas City pickle pork, with sour krsut to make tho country safe. This IS a new article and has been sDe- ciaily prepared for family use. Though never before introduced 10 this market v is, wherever used, much relisbed, and will DO doubt become favored dish on tIe tables of Tucson families.
 Oo Gccount of the near approach of holidays, the OOlOpePs grandmother wf.ts Io one Of he. friends on the other side Ct the big fish pond, and the resul. I- SD invoice of Holland Herring (Meloh- ner) Ct the 1887 pacS. They arrived in DT.ms condition and are now waiting to b. eHtea. A large lot of Ssnte!le. Swiss Cheese and all marketable dellcacies y,re ol4O roaaivad Tho OoItpaI Naan, every kind Of cheese made, DO matter TEEr # may ce, Rsk him for it and it -ill be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Take Your Choice,
Chicago Inter .Oceanl

CAieaso Inter. .oceanl. American markets for British goods Democratic platform. American markets for American goods Republican platform. YOur ohoica.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Advertised Letters

Unclaimed letters remaining fin the Post OtEcr at Tucson, Arizona, July T.. fssS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

FREEHOLD \. J. July ls-Richsrd kesrney was hanged here today, He was the cosohmsn who sttsunted a crimInsl ssssnlt upon Mrs. Purcell of Elberon. kesrney was foiled by his victim but he beat her SO ssvsgely ths. she died of her injuries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

NEv YORK July 1S-Fsnny Dsyen- port Price, the actress, has been granted SD absolute divorce by Judge Barret. off the Supreme Court, from her husband Henry H. Price.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
EVERYWHERE.
Kansas expends S4,ooo ,ooo every yeay for the supportof her sckCols.

Kansas expends S4,ooo ,ooo every yeav for the supportQf her sehcols.
 Abram s. Hewitt says he will not run for Msyoriof New York again.
 The National Treasury on March rst had on hand the snug sum of S572, ,S9o, o,9s9.
 A. ]. Martyr, was ambushed near Tombstone last week and killed by lis wife and paramour.
 The Silver Rlng mine, near Flor ence, IS said to have paid Sa2o, 1000 in dividends last year.
 Over seven thoueand rabbits were slsug htcred at the weekly rabbit drive near Bakersfield, Cal, last Sunday,
 Bills for I49 new public buildings and calling for total appropriations of Ss4 ,e94,soo are before Congress
 Thos?: Hughes, of Tucson has been appointed 'A. D. C. on the staff of the commander in chief of the C. 4 .. ER. ,i," #
 The highest natural bridge in the world is at Rockbfidge, Virginia, be- ing 200 feet high to the bottom ofthe arch.
 Rev. lame, Schofeld, father of Maior.Generai Schoield, U. :. A., died in Chicago Saturday evening in his eishty-sevcnth year.
 The Standard Oil men of Russia are the two Noble brothers, who are said to be worth S4oo, 900, ,ooo. Their income is greater than the Cars.
 There are 97 artesian wells in Dako- ta, extending in line from Yankton to Grafton. They have cost from s3,- 900 to $7,ooo each, and range in, depth from saS feet to 1852 feet.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
March. April, May,

Are the months !h winch lu purify thc blood, as the system Is 10" ms, susceptible to benefit from medicine. Hence now is the time to take noo.' ; Sarslpar.ll1, q medicine pstn!l:Tiy adapted for the purpose, poses I.-, peculiar curative pOwcr,. 'i lE.)t.. every lmpurIty from the blood, dDd also give5 It vitality and rchnesp. l. Creates an appetite, tones the uIges- tiou, invigorales the liver, and glvee new life and energy to evrry function Q! the body. The testimony of thou1. ands, as 10 the great benefit derived from Hood's S,rsapar!lid, should con vince everybody tat It Is peculiarly the best blood purifier amd spring medicine.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

The famous United States Senator, Tom H. Benton of Missouri held beer in utter scorn, but his picture now does duty as United States rev. enue stamp for beer-kegs.
 Mime. Barros, wife of the late Pres idsnt of Guatemala, is ensa:ed'to be married. Her iance is said 10 be an English noblemsn of high rank. Mme, Barros IS worth several millions 0! dollars. ', .' 'f "'
 This is the kind of temperance ser mon they arc preaching m Michigan now: With land at S4,56 an acre and whlskey at 10 cents ss liss 4 man drinks np 100 square feet of land with every drink.
 A young cheesemsk-r in Dud4lo placed his name and addrc,, in vial winch he put into q cheese, and now young English girl who got that piece of cheese IS on her way to this country to marry him. y
 The funds for the Hendricks mon. ument at Indianapolis amount al present to SI6,6ss. An efJrtIs being made to lnCresse the sum to Sso ooo II this IS successful, a bronze hsutc of Hlstor will be added to Sculptor Parks original design.
 An absent minded nan at Harlan, Iowa, pissed COW on the street one day, aud lifting his ha; h: sal: Good afternoon, Mrs Cow. Ihe IJc. newspaper published al a.counS o1 the incident ln verse, aHd thc Ina" has brought suit for IiO1i.
 A St Louis brewer dccidei ,ac h.nt Tor the Democratic Nsiion.. Convention by giving Sio,oo0 Inl offering to douOir the aGl Il tlo"2ru| paying the expense. When Il cane Id smAlter ot beer, where wA, MlIwI4. kee2-ChIcAgo journal.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
The Verdict Jnanin"Ga.

". D. Suit. D;ugg;s., 3nDJ,, hI, teslihes: "I cln rccjrnn"nl Ei -c,ric Bitters as the very best rem -dy. Every bottle sold las given relIet ln every case. One man took six b }ttleS, and was cured of Rheutnatism Of 10 years ,tandirg." Abraham Hare, druBglst BellyiA:, Ohio, affirms: "..FNe bsS selling medicine l nave ever hand ct in my 20 years experleace, Is Elec- tric Biiters to cure al! diseales Ut the liver, kid ieys, O. b Jpd. Cl'y l ha | dollar a bottle at D. J. BrAnnen's Drug Sore.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
Etay Hah ta. Sdrr,c

We would admonish our pcc,:,c n stauu by their cattle herds. Al long IS il will pay to grow anylhi1g il wifi pay to gror beevts. TEe trrce may oecons deprl sscd and over produc llQn may confront US, bu. for al that there Is as good margin on cattle a, any ether agricultural product. and their care aud attention Is less labor ous than grain growing. u is true that we have Q territorial m .rkct for our field prodGc,s and the bulk oi our b:eveS. Bl. uotwitNstl lG,nS this, the advantage of free pa>turase two thirds Of the year places the stock in. custry in advance ot tiili2g the soil Yet here as elsewhere the two may be advantage, usly combined In fact, stock growing on a small scale offers the te,l advautatage when connected with farming Since range hushandry has welI-nigtr fun its day uf usefulness, VIC must in the future deperd upon the farmer and owner ofthe soil foT our beef We know Of no better C to which his possessions can be ap pied. The farmer without mean, must of course depend upon the till! ing of his soil, but as soon as he Is able to take care Of a fcS head of stock through the winter he should manage 10 get them, lew on tae shares if not able to buy. Tnere Is less risk to run in growing stock in this manner than any other, and as long as men til the earth we can rec ommeoG.no better business for perma nencY and rrOHt.-Ex.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
A woD,nns Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by lady in this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood is seyerest tests, but ner vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessant- ly and could not sleep. She bought of us bottle of pr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much reiieved on taking the first dose that she slept all night and with one
 bottle has been miraClously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus write w. c. llemrIck & Go , of shelby, N. C.-Get q free trial bottle at D. ]. Prannsn's Drag Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10
A Great Battle

Is continually going on in the human system. phe detnon of impure blood strives to gan victory over the con sstltution, to ruin health, 10 drag vic 'tlrns'to the grave. 4 good reliable like Hoods Slfsaparilla IS
 the weapon with when 10 defend
 ones self, drive. the desperate enemy
 from the field, and restore peace and
 bodily health for many years. Try this peculiar medicine.