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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Advertising Canturss the Cash.

The Grass Valley TIdIngs gives the follogIug account of how enterprising z advertising cRpIured tbe sbekels up la that section:
 A man vent to Carson Ciiy, which is in the state of Nevada, and his business was to sell spec;sci.s, or eye glasses. The man tai 10 town three weeks and h- sod ST 5UO worth of hi, ssi.rra. he profit On bis -ales is SlOO0. The Carson City dealers in such goods were well stocked aud cold goods ths: ver- just a. m ritoriou1 ID every Way as were tho Q Of the str .nger. Bat toe Carsou fe lers have their eye slasse. on hand and stew ed away carefully. and the ci; .sns there who have need of half to vision. O. who think they have. arc locking tdrouRa the glass. the stranger tc0k to ths place, and the stranger, jinglins Carson ooln ID his pocket, h.s gOLs on to G1OthrT town where be will make still more money. The way how thus state of Hi- fairs has come about ls easily under stool. The stranger eDt in his three weeks sojourn Roout Sl00 in advertising bis wares and hi- bu ioess. The edver- ,Isements reminded the Csrsonites wH" are wesk-eyed, or who imagine they Hre, that they needed the spec'Rrlss. The local dealer had not told ia toe news- papers ahout weak eyes md about help to vi-iOn. The sirsngsr stlrr Il up the subject through ihe press. aud be made a killing" as the vuiEa siingoTs ot slang expTessively remark, And th1se Car-on local dsslsEs are gr1Tling because tGeir own neirhbors and friends pstro1.z d the stranger; but the reply IS, "Ws ditu't know you had 'em; mad "a her buy ofyou than O. the man who tod us abr ut it; fl course we had Hs he stopped here only 8 few days" The eye Rlss- trade is not the only one that needs stirring up for public atteotion. ! he moral of the Car son City transaction will reach to great many stocks Of ms-chauSise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
street Boys of New York.

Tt= street boys are a peculiar class. To- To. 1 entirely upon their own re .....,.s. ;.d having no references, they f.y..tv th..r wits. some take to selling aat.sgc lyrs. and there are nearly 5000 in tf;.. tI i2ah of business two-thirds of tle.i Lsiry without homes. These boys also work ia the markets or black boots ID the hours when there are no newspapers 70 sell. though the latter employment is nOw almost entirely absorbed by the Italians. The homeless boy 10 self reliant anI generally honest, but sharp by his constant rubbing on the stern side of city life.
 Frequently q homeless boz makes his mark in the VsCrll. One of this class be cane a newsbOy, and, b.ing industrious and frugal, saved money enough tO start a street stand. His business grew and he employed other boys on cars and in the street Finally he purchased the exclu- sive right for his boys to enter the Third avenue cars. They wore a lettered ribbon in their eap5 to distinguish them, and at one time this boy, though only l4 years of age, had over fifty boys on his pay roll. Then he contracted for the right to sell newspapers on leading trunk railway from Jersey City to BaffalO, DJi his ca reer was suddenly cut short bf h.s being killed on train It was then found that he had some St3. coo in bank, and he lived long enough 10 make a will and appoint trustees. SO that his savings might sup port and educate younger sister. This boy died in his 18th year, and had Le lived he would undoubtedly have been a very rich man.-New York Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
The Old Time nohcmian..

Fifteen years ago it was the pride of reporters to be called "Bohemians. {" They were, as a rule. imitators of Poe and the earlier coterie of cratic geniuses. who spent an hour on literary work and two hours in pushing the social glass. To be able tO dr,uk with politicians and hold their own with clubmen was as much qualification for reporter as to be able to write well, and indeed the grand cen ters for the news of the day were the bar rooms and beer saloons, where the report CTS gathered To meet politicians and secure items. Few of them had any home life. They were, as a class, young men who lived in furnished rooms or hotels, and snatched their meals at any convenient hour wherever they happened Co be. They were bold and enterprising. for they had Co be so in order to succeed In their work. They were quick and ready writers, brimfUl of sparkling wit, which dropped from their pens as readily as the ink would flow. The office was their home, and as the space system was in vogue then, as it is very generally now, there were always plenty of the boys On hand at all hours of the day and night to respond Co the cull of the cIry einor No trick or device was regarded as question able so long as the lOnged-for news was obtained, and some of the means resorted % would have been inexcusable in any other bustness.-New York Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Judge wrightin 6 Bad Light.

According to tue Albuquerque Dem- ocrat the Chief Justice of our Supreme Bench evidently lost his temper in a rs- cent trial in Apsnhe county. IL appears that T. ". Johnson, District Attorney, sued R. E. Morrison, Probate Judge, of Apache county. for libel, on account Of an article published by the latter in the Albuquerque Citizen. E. Nj. Sanford, attorney for Morrison, is also attorney for the Atlantic & Pscifis railroad, in Arisona, and Judge Wisht is thought to be preiudioed sgsirst him on that &C., count During the trsil he ruled against Sanford on every point brought up. showing his feeling in the mstter SO plainly that 1t was noticed and spoken about by other attorneys. The jury gave 6 verlict for Johnston for $500 and costs 4 new trial was demanded, motion over- ruled and the case appealed to the Su- preme Court. During progress If tri.l said Court took 8 recess of ten minutes, and the Judge went into the clerks off, oe, where he met Ssnford and denounc- ed him ss 6 black k-hesrted scoundrel, etc IL if also alleged that Judge Wright threatened Mir. S-nford with bodily harm and was advised by the latter to return to the bench. ss be was evidently out of humor. Two lawyers who were present prevailed upon the und gnI6ed jurist to return to the court. IL is understood thst charges have been preferred against the tudge at Washington,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
MiaIng ct Casas Grandrs.

Senor Manuel l.. Rniz, wno lift Gen. tral C;ty, N. M-. l st May to go into the state of ChIhuahus, M Xico. prospecting, has just returned Iu company with Mir. Geo. Darling, an Id timer, wbo wIll be remembered by other oli timers here
 They bring some very rich spec mens of silver ore from mines they vs r1- oently discovered m the F. jaritus noun tsinr, which are located about ten ID les northwest of the old town of c .sas GrsDdes and about fifty miles a little south of west Of the famous mining camp of Ssbipsl. They also bring some almost fabulously rich ore frUm thls lat ter camp. They gre in town to make arrangements for provisions and see if they can find any capital wanting s good investment Mir. Darling bss been c resident of Cssss Grandes for several years snd says frum discoveries and proofs already at hand he has DO doubt that many of the stories and legends current there and told by old Mexcsns and Indian residents, now gone to the happy hunting grounds, of miraculous ly rich mines discovered and abandoned and hidden because of rslds by march ing bands of Indians, will be rediscov- cred and found to be as the legend rep resents them when prospectors gJ pre- pared to make long and hs d trips into she heart Of those great s"d terrible fsstnesses Of the Sierra Msdre tn tbe west of Ossss Grsndes. The legends are surely numerous and fantastic enough, and If only One-tenth part prove true, is would certainly and simply b. wonder ful. We are very much pleased to hear of the good lucK of theA gentlemen, not only for thair good, but also for the great benefit Deming will undoubtedly derive from il, ss this will b. the onlr accessible point of shipment for all thst section.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
The Why of It.

Extract from 6 letter or young lsdy
 visiting Tucson, to friend in New York
 "So it surprises you that I bother you
 with SO few commissions 70 buy things for me, what IS the use when can pur. chase everything I need right here, snd taking distances in consideration the prices are very reasonable indeed. h would more than ssiouish you to see what large store L. Zeckendort 4 Go. have established here. No wonder it is the pride of Tucson. They keep every thing imaginable, Adam and Eve. had they found such 6 store could have SUD- piled themselves with everything they wished for under the sun. You are aware Of my weakness for sstines, we'll, yesterday, bought two of the leyeliest dresses evrE saw and now can hardly await the time for the dressmsker to finish them. You need not blow about your parasol, the one l bought at L. Zeckendorf q Co. IS 6 beauty, and did not cost a fortune either. I could sl- most keep you posted upon the fashions. st the store, they receive something new every. day. This store uonld inst suit your brother, be is such 6 dude. In tbe department they display the noobiest suite, just the thing. In the shoe department they have some of the prettiest slippers ever msde. I wish mine were worn out want to buy 6 pair 70 badly"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
TucsOn Institution.

We quote from the late consulor re- port from Metiso: ~Tae burro, or. as b. IS called ID the United S,aaes, he ass. though very modest and small animal occupies very important pla-e Tn all mountainous countries. He Is iudss- pensa le and can n Yer be super -edsd ny horse. mule or locomotive. PerhaI 8 when aerIsl navigation Is perfected bic dominion will be somewhat enc-oRched npar. kDd by nature, patieot to n fault, economical in his diet, be will eat hIs allotted rstions of cactus at home md enjoy without complaint modIcum of old rags, paper, e'c., when be comes to town. Large drlves of the GEs are used 10 transport merchandise from city to village, and from hacienda to town over roads too rugged for wagons. With all his vslusble qualities Ruo great utibty, he is worth only fivs dollars in the market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
What am Ito Do2

The symptoms of Billlousnass are un- happily but too well known, They dis- fer m dIfFrrent individuals 10 some ex- tent. 4 Billions man is seldom break inst eater. Too frequently, alas, be has gn excellent appetite for liquids but
 ore for solids of a morning. He tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; if 1t IS not white and furred, 1t IS rough, st all events.
 Ibe digestive sys'em is wholly out of order and Diarrhes CT Constipation may be s symptom or the the two may a alternate. There are often Hemor- rhoids or even loss O; blood. The-e may be giddIDess and often headache and soidity or hs.ulenee and tenderness m :he pit of the stomach. To correct all this if not effect cure. try 0reeu's August Flower, II costs but a trIile End thousands attest i;s efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
FROM THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF
 wEsTCHESTEE CO. NEW YORK

WHITE PLAINS \. Y, April 10, lSS5. l have received many letters in refer enoe 10 my testimonial, lately published, commenting ALLcocK's POROUS PLAs- TIERS.
 l cannot spare the time to answer them in writing, therefore would again say through the press, that l have found ALLCocK's PoRss PLAsTERs invaluable as chest protectors and shields against coughs and colds. Furthermore, have found ALLcoCE's PLAsTERs unequaled for pains in side, back and chest
 NELSON H. BAKER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Wonderful Cunes

", D. Hoyt < O.. Wholesale and re- tail Drusgists- of Rome, Ga. ssys: We have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis covery, Electric bitten and Bucklen's Arnics Saive Tor -Four years. Hsve pev- CT handled remedies thsi sell as we'll. or give such universh sstisfsotiou, There have been some vonderful cures effected by these medecines in this city. Seye- rsl cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely lrsd by u.e of . few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bit- tsss. We snarsntss them always. Sold sy oss. Martin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Importance of Thin Blade Saws.

The Germans use among their furni
 ture workers, carpenters and joiners thir- teen different varieties of saws, each one of which has its own peculiar size of the teeth, as well as Q different relation of teeth 10 each other. How important the thin saw blade is, not only as a means to save power, but also as a means tO savt wood, can be seen from the following: A log of walnut, four meters long and ono meter in diameter, cut into twenty pieces by the new horizontal saw frame save- thirty millimeters of wood when com pared with the cutting of the old fash toned vertical saw. This is equal t0 a profit of S0 to SIP For Germany, where annually 100000 cubic meters of this wood Is used in various industries, this would represent a saving of S31, 800 to S10,0O0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
New Time TabIe

At the U. \. Bakery. Rates down
 Creamery Butter and Cheese, Wholesale or Retail, Fresh Eggs by the case or dozen 6 a. m. to $ p. m., Fresh Fish Fri. days 20 D. no. sharp, Dressed Turkey.
 Duck, Chickens and Geese 6;3O a. m
 Baltimore Fresh Select Oysters 6 6:30 6. m., Cream Puff 8 a. m., Fresh Bread. Bups. Dougnuts, Pie and Cake 6 30 &. n. every day, ,HermOsilln. Riverside Navel Oranges by the Deg. or Box. Sicily and CslIior- ma sud Palermo Lemons. Co4coa nuts. Bananas, fire Apples. Lines. Cabbage and Comb Honey anything you want ip the Grocery, Produce or Bakery We Have It at Cut rates U. s. Bakery. Congres St. t23tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
HER PROPOSAL.

She gently took his passive hand, And tsnderly she placed Her arm, without a -sprinaud,
 ArOu q hIs wiling vast shedrew him close; a ferve-t kiss UpJu ni. brow che resssd- He Ieidet, and a n-w-fOuud bliss
 Sc. al her fears at rlst, Then in a wild. smp-ssioucd way,
 Her lo4e for han no toit; And begged uI hiru thAt To would sly She'd not been over bold. Without hin, all Der life. she said. Would he a de~ert arear. If ha sAid '>o." she q never we
 At least till next Lsap Year, Flu hing he-.h -.hea d her bra oly through. A-d then hs cOOsd ''U a. Thts q sJ awfu scdden Sue.
 N,.u'll have To ssk my Maj
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Personal.

Mir. N. R. Frohlichssein of Mobil e Ala, writes: I take great pleasure In re- commenting Dr. Kings New Discovery for O assumption, having used it for s severe attack of Bronchitis and C. tsrrh. IL gave me ipsts releit sud entirely cured me and 1 have not been afdicted since. also beg to state that had trisd other remedies with DO good result, Have also used Electric Bi ters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend.
 D.. Kings New Discovery for Con. sumption; Coughs snd Colds, is sold on c positivs guarantee.
 Tdel bottles free at Geo. Maritime Drug steIs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Departure in sleeping Cars.

The charges upon sleeping cars have always been so large that they should have covered the service of attendants as well as the use of a berth. Yet every generous minded person has felt under a moral obi -ation tO fee the porter because he knew that the porter's employers gave him SD small wages that unless the passen. gers came to his rescue he would be shame. t'llly underpaid. The Wisconsin Central Railroad company has just announced a new departure in this matter It has decided to increase the pay of the porters and walters employed on it's sleeping and dining curs Co an amount which will give them ample compensation for their work and prohibit them from receiving tips" from passengers. Orders have been issued to them Co receive no money from any passenger except for blacking shoes, "when requested" tO do so, for which service they are permitted tO accept ten cents This is a practical way Of dealing with tho fec problem md Is the only prac- tical way. New York Mail and Express.
 The C,'c1-o Mail says that in polite society E'W iI Chicago fashions that were h vogue o-rc but which are nos tabooed are sli z-t.n-.y referred to as before the dre '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
A Card of Warming.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S. 'SS. ED. CITIzES:-Will yol please inform the pubic through your journal that one M. Stark. man representing him. selt ss au agent of t"e San Francisco Evening Post, is s fir ud aud a thief. Some months sgo he was sent out by tbe Post iO solicit subscribers for ihis paper but proving himself ihoro ghly dishop- est by collecting several hundred dol lars and failing 10 remit us for the same his authority was revoked.
 Yours frsternqiiy,
 Gro. H. BARTLETT,
 Business Manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
The Counfry Ia Safa

The Grandmother has sent a very good rsin and for the summer season has sent fresh ArmOr's Kansas Ci,y pigs feet. family pickled pork, sugar. cured ham. breakfast bacon and ls-d She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 20 pounds and also & carload a, Anheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices req sonable. -Wsrum Dsrum.
 JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Personal Notice.

Letters will reach me addressed "Quijotos, Arizons;" and I can be per- sonally seen about six miles north from there at my mines. at the Bonita mining camp. Earll B. Webb, attorney, at No. - Pennington street, Tucson. adjoining my office, can inform of sny change.
 R. D. FERGUSON, Tucson, March 2s, 1888 n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
MONROE. N. C..Ocr. 9, 1887.

MONROE, N. .'OCT. 9, 1887. TIE POTTER DRrG AND CHEsuCAL Co:
 CEN LEMES,-Mr, Wm. <. Steph-nson f this county brought his son Co tom to-day to let us zee him. and tO show Es what UTICURA REME DIES had done for him, This Is the CA e referred To ii our letter to some ago. To look at .Ee boy now, on. would sUDpO that there sd never been any thing the matter with hm,-=eems to De m perfect health. We have VT tten sud here with tneh SC what rIs fla he- has to say about the matter,-vrO'e it just as he dictated.
 We are sell ng quite a quantity tf Gun rUAA hEMEDIEs and hssr nothing b { praises for them Me regurd the CU ICUaA hsMI Es the best in me harNet. and shall do n ] We can to promote tneir sale, Yours truly.
 STEVENS & BkUSER
 Drugg sts and PhArmacists-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Charitable.

Have a smoke, SImsonT said his friend as be passed out fragrant Havana
 'NO, thank you, I've sworn Oif.'
 ''Well, pat one in your pocket to smoke to morrow. "-Hartf0rd Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

Msssrs. STEVENS & BkUSER. Monroe. N, C.
 DE SIEs,- bout two months ago. on yOuI recommend .tion, bought bottle Of CU4ICCR x sOLy T. ore box CUuCT A sALvE. a-d O.. cake of CUTTCCR SONP. f irmy son aged thi teef long Iime, and am pleased to say that believe the remedies have cur. him. His suf-rIug- vy,.rt Iuten-e, his head being nesrlyr hi- ears bsiI . gone except The Sristls, and hi- body Sas co ere Etth sere-. HiseOndltIOu wA-fr.g ( ul To beh. ld The sores have nos all GisapDeA ed. his skin . hes thy, eyes bright. cheeriul m q sDO-irlOn az ls working every lay. My neighbors are witnes ses to this remarkable cure. ar d the doubtinp ones are requested to call or write ne, or anS of my neighbOrs.
 VIM. s, STEPHENSON. WINCHESTER P. c, USIIS Co. NC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

So d everywhere. Price: Cur CUsA, 5Oc.: SOAP. 2Sc.; REsoIvEST SI. Prepared by ths FOTTER DRUG AND CHEMiC IL Co.,, Boston. Mass.
 E~-Send for "How to Cure Skin Disasree [" 64 pages, 30 illustration, snd To ts-timonials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

CUrI CRA, the great skin cure and CUTICURA SAP prepared from iL, externally, and CUrICU- hA hEsoLvEST. the new blood pu1dsr, internal V, are positive cure for evsrJ form of skln and blood dlsease from plmpl to scrOfula.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

FoR DIsPEP IA and Liver Complaint. you have q printed guarantee on ever; bottle of SHILOH's VIlalizer. IL neve. fails to cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

ARE You MADE miserable by IDdiges tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss 0 Appetite, Yellow Skin? 5hIloh's Vitall- Fer IS pnsitive cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Legal Blanks For Sale at the CITIZEN Ofhce

DISTRICT CoUET BI.ASRa arlos-tt for At.schmeat, Undertaking Attachment, indictments, ; oria's CeI.ihostes of Sale O, Ieai E,.s'o "a E=5cut5oc.
 PROBATE COUBT BLANK5. 'rier directing Notices to D, given Go craci,oss yo:ice of time appointed for proving Val eItlhcete Of Wi.l and facts f01a1. oEcsr directing posting Nouees cf ApE-s'sfa-
 Tor Letters of ofAdmtnissTsttOr. Citations. Creditors Clan, OT1or appointing Admiutstrst0r BOEds Ot AdmInis;rRtOrs Ed Ex.crsar Order appoinpng Appraisers, Order sppOiut.dg time for Probate of VIII a-0
 directing publication of AotiOe 0f sane. Order appointing time and plsre for Hsa1ns
 AppllcEt1o1 to sell PersC1sl 'roIerfy sid
 dIreciinS Notice Co be gwen, Order tO show cause whg order 1f sale of Res
 kststs should not b. Uade. Order AppO,p ting gale of Per-ousl PrOrsrtg. Order of Sa Q Of Personal Property, Order appointing day for settlement of secr-T. . and directing Notice to be sven. Notce of time set for Settlement Ct zccu Affidavit of CIrzeushIp. AEdavit of q ye hundred dol, SITS Tn. .rr4s-1sf.s AgreeuoEt with Publshsrs, No-ite et akpiit6fluu l0F As- I1 a--.-. SiViL PEOCkEDIHG IN JCsIICICJ- sumn.CEs. Co-aaplairt n cisim and coliveIy of -s-s.-,.
 Property. UndsriakiIs op cain and ..sl.tsrs ss F,f.--si
 Property. Affidavit on ol=in ard dsI1sr4 e' Pe,1rrs
 Property, Atfdsvit for sttschIuent sss:rsl a i-ss's,r' NndertskInz Cn Attachment. Writ of AtIach.neut Executon. Notice oi Appeal.
 22O Justice BIaaks fer s5.Cr paekass c0utsiuIug the le''osini ta;.-l blanks for Jusiices' tcu-ts. N1i. t~ cent 'a .-j sdore7S. postage Is,G- ius si.uU
 6J CnIiLN Con 9laiufe
 70 Warrants of Arrest.
 Al S1bTcsuas.
 SJ COmuItn- suts.
 1J 5umnCrG.
 % ComDsiats Is or q. 5 rl @: f..-'. roc
 70 UndsJt-kilss
 1O Atdlvt,- for A--Erh-.-.t
 Sl UudortakIL- 'u A-tEC1--e-.
 % WFts of A-Jschusot-
 % ExecGticug.
 10 Ackrox .sosr-eu.s t-i .s5.
 I0AckEovledglae--s ,cIsn aSd ~.'1i.
 10 Beil 3CECs.
 10 5tipu GCu1s ou appse..
 Hi Sssrca Hsfrsnfs-
 aIsCFLLsEECys SJksLs Location Notices. Mining Deeds, heal .8tate DCsd-, teal Estate E.srsglxss Power Oi AssOrrsy. Leasee, BoId for Dssd Co sIi..irs Pru,s--5. -usL's iy.culsr ts tur Wan snG s- -= H.tiaF col Pgticstion SOtice si J nans tlEirn Rogd St1f,. D kacsipts. Sf'-A!l O: theoe hiS.xs ~ e-rs.@<f 'O-Tiiy vifI The Stscutce s,S .ri-.rl H-' .-. DO 7Iug las- ct Inc Uni;5,i s..s.ss. Orierz sent oGt of the osiy C. O. ir.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Armour Packing Co.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. Ssh, 1888. JOSEPH DURR,
 tucson, ArIz.:
 FEAR SIR:-De-ir ng 70 quote you 10 accordance with the amount of ycu- trade m the provision line, We have taken the liberty to place your BGu on our JObters' List, and vIil for the coming season furnish you vit0 IODbers' prices "COntid, Btial." We believe prices qu.t ed, and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very trnly,
 ARMOUR PACKING Co. Col. Dur, the grandson ot hls most generous and respected grandmother. was made IneIpressibly happy this morning by the arrival of as fine lot of GIrOy. California roll butter as WAS ever turned out of that famous creamery. It i- fresh, sweet and choice,
 He has also secured fine lot of Ar mOur's Kansas City pIckle pork, with sour-kTaut to make the country safe This is 8 new article and has been spe- cislly prepared for family use. Though never briore intro- uced in this market It IS where yer usedi much relisbed, and will no doubt become favored dish on ihe tables of Tucson families.
 On account of the Dcsr approach of holidays, the Colnnel's grsDdmotl CT wrote 10 one Of her friends OD the other side of The big fish pond, and the result Is sn invoice of Holland herring Melob- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived ID prime condition and are now waiting C. be eaten. A lsrRe lot of S8n,elle. Swiss oheese and all marketable drlioscles were also received. The Col. keeps every kind of cheese made, DO matter what ii may be. ask him for 1t snd it Eill be
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
A HarNesf.

The srryeOn srius from ear % ear, The sliding track co LaSt is here.
 -&f.cLaHt Traveller.