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now extend to our lady friendsAn opportunity
to ascertain for themselves that we nave
sortment Of servicesble and stylish Fall Foot
wear that Is surpassed in variety. elegance. and
quality nowhere in the city. while our prices are
far below those asked for the same quality else
where.
To make visit profitable to you. Is well ~
Interesting. we offer, besides many other bar
gains, the following special bargains. for this
week ouly:
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Boots. In six different styles. in French Kid,
French Dongola, Straight Goat Plain or
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1t Is hardly necessary for Us to add that We
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A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM
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One Line.
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A large line.
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lines Of different patterns Of SILK GIMPS in all
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worm zoe YARD
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TURNED TO US.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

Mr. Pnret win continue the engraving bu-in>~. 81.
saxne place until further notice seI2~im
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
Liberated From Their Fetters

By the helpful, genial action of thG, most benefcIent of sperients, Hostel ters Stomach Bitsers, the bowels soon throw of the burden tbs, psrslyzed and weakened them, and res-ms their normal freedom Of action. The action of the Bitters, unlike thst of average purgstives, involves TO gripIng or drenchIng. If it dIi il would, like them, be vslueless for ordinary use. There IS nothing uugent'e or unnatural attend ing its operation. Upon the liver. To less than the bowels. its action is most benign, promoting 8 heslthful bilious secretion, and directing out of She wrong and into the right channel. Con jointly with costIveness, other bilious symptoms dIssspesr when 1t is system sticulIy used, and the stomach is strengthed ss well as regulated by it. Malarial mplsiDts, rheum atism. debil- ity. nervousness and kidney troubles are completely relieved by ii, Sleep and spepiiie are invariably promoted by 1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
The Baptist Festival.

Enrrop CrrrzFS:-It is thought that the Baptist festival deserves more thar passing notlce and though little late will you please insert this? The exer cises were opened by prayer. then fol lowed music by the s. P. R. R. band under the leadership of the courteous and ever obliging Mir. GrOsetts. Their music vas received wi.h great applause The duets by Miss Slater aud MT Put raau was we'll sung.
 Little Mamie Hoff WAS enthusiasticRl iy cheered before she reached t3e plat form. Sue psihe'Ically reci;ed Little Jim" and when eucored responded 10 such manner 8s to br!ng down the house, Sbe hss talent for oue ot beI years.
 Hilda Zsckendorf ssDg very sweeilJ R .cka- bye" Little Hilda Is we'll known to he Tucson public and IS al- ways gladly welcomed.
 The fecitstioBs The ClOwa's Baby and tbs Bells" by Miss Sister were rendered in CD inimitable mErDer. lhl- young lsdy has talent which should be cultivated.
 Miss Carol aane two solos, one sc- conpsnieG with pIccolIBi by NIT. Gro setts. The youug lady is new star which has recently arisen iu Tucson and promises Co add much to our musical talent. Miss Fuller recited 'Christen- ing the E sby" iu clear distinct manner. The duelt by Mrs. Strauss aud her daughter Mabel was recelytd with en- thusiastio applau e. They reluctantly responded 10 an eDo0re which would not admi, ot deuisl. Later n .he evening Mrs. S.rsus rendered piano solo which was brilliantly executed. Mrs. Strauss vel! deserves the popularity she has ss performer. we are nos surprised that Tucson Bpprecis. es her ability ss is seen ghe1ever she appears n public concerts.
 Miss Soto sang a Spaui=h song with yuiter accompaniment. She possesses a clear rich voice and Eever fails to please ID audIencs for whom she sings. She vas encored.
 S elect reading by Mabel Strauss Miss Nabel's voice IS clear sgd musIc.l and her graceful carriage makes her an orna ment to any entertainment in which she psriicipatef.
 Mir. Willis Haynes. Tuoso1's fRvorite. ur-t recittu -OlC4c s1th N L1Atti hnu was recalled twice by the delighted au- dlence.
 The concert closed with music by the S.P. K. R. band. This band ocmpsrG- lively young las made such s reputs- ton that you are suFe of s crowd when 1t is known they are to play. They Gd- ded largely % the pleasure of tle con cert.
 ONE WHO WAS PLEsENT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
SPORTING.
The Turf

JEROME PARK, Oct. 4.-The sun warm ed the sir to-day aud the track was very dusty.
 First race, 1 1-16 miles-Fiitsw von in 1:59Iz. Montague second, Satisfaction Second race, I.4OO yards sslyator won in 1:24. MenifiIly second, Daylight third.
 Third race, Ii miles-FirenzI won ID 2;l39!, Terrace second, DuBboin third. Fourth race mile-Bsnner Bearer won ID 1:l9. Mirsoesn second, hlilotah third. Fifth race, mile.--Ovid won In l:45i 2. Wilfred second, OsceOla third.
 Sixth race, 400 ysrds-Fordhsm won in l:23, Ocean second, Drake third.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. At the Latoris races the weather WAS fine, attendance large and track fast.
 First rsce, FIX turloDgs--Eyerett won Leon.ine second, Deer Ledge tbIfd, time l:l7l4. Second race, seven turlougs-Lithbert won. Hector second. Panama third; time I30li.
 Third race, five furlongs-Hindoo Craft won. Remaine second, enny third; time 03,
 Fourth race, one mIle-LoDglight wop, Stridesway second, Lsvins Belle third; time l-46l9
 Fifth race, SIX furlonrs--M Mamie FoDso won. Hsvillap second, QuSen of Trump third; time 1:l634.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
AN IDEAL NOMINATION.
How . Democratic District Attorney was Nominated in One of Arizona's
 Ten Counties.
Adapted by the Pheni1 Gazette.

How a Democratic District Attorney was
 Nominated in One of ArIEona's
 Ten Counties. How to nominate distrist attorney in a variety of ways, and not to nominate hIm properly after all:
 Liie picture.
 Scene: Democratic county oonven- ton. The chairman (who keeps hIs temporary chsirmanship without per msnent Orgsnizstiop) ID the chair.
 Chairman: Gentlemen, you heard the motion thst all nominations are to be made by ballot, All those m favor, say "aye." Every body: Ayel Motion carried unanimously. No. member: Mr. chairman, l put in nomination for district attorney mr. YoungbloOd. Motion seconded.
 Cbsirman: All those in favor of Mir. YOungblOOd as district attorney, please say: aye!
 Everybody: Aye
 Mr. Youngblood nominated unanimo- usly as district attorney. No. member: Mir. Chairman, l nominate Mir. Oldioggy as district at toIney.
 Motion seconded.
 Ire chairman puts the question, and | MT. Oidfoggy is nominated unanimous ly as district attorney.
 No. 3 member: Mir. Chairman, l move that we nov proceed 10 ballot for dig tTict attorney. | Notion ls seconded.
 Chairms1: It is moved and seconded thEt We proceed to ballo. for district st- torney; all those in favcr. etc. | Motion carried unanimously. | Ibe chairman appoints a teller, whC proceeds 10 collect ballots in his hat
 Meanwhile No 4 member: I move that MT. Old foggy Is nominated ss district attorney by exclamation.
 Motion seconded and chairman is put ting the question befo'e the house when spectator whispers ID his ears, tha this wouldn't do.
 Chairman drops question like ho potato. Mem Der: Mir. Youngblood authorize me, to withdraw hIs name from the con test.
 Teller, thinking that this ends hi usefulness, dumps his hat full of bal lots on the floor.
 No. , member: I move that Mir. Old foggy's nomination be made unanimous
 CbnissSaas O. mote it bel Mir. Oldfoggy IS nominated unsnimo usly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
THE WAY ARIZONA GIRLS KISS. Q

The Prescott girl bows her stately head, And fixes her stylish lips In a firm hard way. and lets them go InspasmOdlc little snips. The Flagstaff girl removes her specs And freezes her face with a smile, And che sticks out her lips like an open book And cheSeth her gum meanwhile. The HOlbrOok girl says never a word, Aud you'd thlnk her rather tame. With her practical view of the matter in hand But she gets thero jus. the same, The Phenix girl, the pride of the world, In her clinglng and soulful way. Absorbs It all with a yearnful yeArn
 As big az a bale Of hay. The Tombstone girl gets grip on herself, As she carefully takes of her hat; Then she grabs the prize in a frenzied way Like a terrler shaking arat. The Tempe girls, SO gentle and sweet.
 Let their lips meet ths coming kiss With raptuOus warmth and the youthful souls Float away on the sen of bliss- We have sung the song of the girls who kiss. And lt eet's ones br6In in whirl, But tO reach tho heights of earthly bliss
 You must kiss s Tucson girl. With your arms around her waist, her face up
 turned
 In her sweetly confding way, You care not cent for the whole wide world Tho the wind through your whiskers play And closer together your lips do draw,
 Til they meet m rsptuous glow, And the small boy hidden behind the fence
 Crles Gallagher, let her go!' -Adap.ed by the Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

A large number of Mexican troops have recently been strung slorg north ern Chihuahua and in parts of northern Sonora, near the boundary line with or ders to operate ct a moments notice with the United States troops iA New Mexico and Arizona, in case there should be any trouble with the Apsches on the San Usrlos reservation.-ArizC- niGD.
 J, H. Haversly is probably the greatest amusement executive, director snd man. ager any country has ever produced. He directed and controlled at one time, to great success, ten of the most vRlua- ble theatres in the United States, be- sidss having nineteen traveling com uaDies. The minstrel company whish visits Tucson Oct. 15, is the first amuse- ment company he ever organized.
 Large audiences were present both morning and evening at the Congregs- tional Church yesterday, and the Sun day school showed an increased attend snce. Some additions were noticed m the church choir winch promise well Tor the musical part of the service. IL was announced that Holy Communion would be administered next Sunday, aud the usual prayer meeting held ou Wednes' day evening, and the young peoples meeting on Friday evening Of this week,
 While sheriff Fryer wss giving the stage robbers a s'ern chase across ths desert and undergoing all the hard ships such 6 perilous undertaking im-
 plies, his enemies ID town were leaning
 backl In comfortable lcbairs criticism his conduct and expatistinG upon ih' superior abilities they would display
 under like circumstances. When dutl
 calls him Mir. Fryer permits no ordi
 nary obstacles to stand ID his path, ou goes ct once. regardless Of the speer of hIs enemies and the commendation
 of his friends
 Benjamin Harrison, the little sol Of MT. aud Mrs W. T. Lake of Critten den, passed to better world at 4-5O
 m. on Saturday last, aged months an 29 days. Little Ben" was the idol o hIs doting parents who built much o . the promise of the boys bright future s but the Angel of Death passed by. tn B ligh, of life went out and the dead ashe . of Mortality alone renamed. The sor l rowing parents have the sympathy a , the entire community in their grea | loss,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
Polling Places and Election Officers

Polling Places and Election Officers.
 The following have been designated ss polling place. by the Board of Super Sisors. 1 Tucson, Court House. 2 Tubsc, Sabino O;erO's store houee. GreaiervIlle, Store of JnO. Young. i Crittenden, store of Jro. Smith. , Total Wre,k, Office of Total Wreck Go.
 Columbia, Residence of W. s. Hof. : Humboldt, residence of J. 5. Guest, Gro BlGnco, Barile't's store. La Nora. residence F. Harrison. 10 Psn;sno. house Nt Geo. Wolfolk. II Sslers, Mining Co.'S Office. l2 Arivaca store of II. W. Bernard. 13 Reiington, store of R. T. Bollen. If Eigin. house or F. W. Clark. l5 HarshGw, store Of hichsrd Farrell. l6 CalsbssHs. Hotel Syk kes, IF Tsnque Verde. house of MTt. W. $
 Oury.
 Is Nogales. Justice Court room of A, P {.
 Crawford 70 Olive Camp. house formerly occupi-
 ed by J. K. Brown. 2l QniiotoB, house oi Shaffer & Atkin-
 son.
 22 San Xavier, store of J. NJ. Berger. B PosO BGeno. hOnss of Labaree- 24 Paisriia. house of J. A. Middlemss. ? Atlas. Mining Co's. office. 26 ComJbGbI, Mining Cos. office. 27 Cerro Colorado, Mining Co.'S. office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
Armour Packing Co.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 9. 1888.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 9. lSoS. JOSEPH DuRR, Tucson, ATE:
 DEAR SIB.-Desiring to quote you in accordance with the amount of your trade in the provision line. be have taken the liberty to piace your name on our Jobbers' Lit, and will for the coming season furnish you with Jobbers' prices ..Copfi1ep,i,l" We believe prices quoted and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fRvors.
 Very truly,
 ARMOUR PACKING Co.
 Col. Dur, the grandson of nis most generous and respected grsndmother, was made ineXpresslbly happy thIs morning by the arrival of as line lot of Gilroy, California roll butter as was ever turned out oi that famous creamery. It is fresh, sweet and choice.
 He has also secured fine lot of Ar mour's Kansas City pickle pork, with sour kraut to make the country safe. This is a new article and has been spe- cially prepared for family use. Though never befere introduced n this market if is, wherever used, much relIshed, and will no doubt become a favored dish on the tables of Tucson families.
 On account of the near approach of holidays, the Ooloners grandmother wrete to one of her friends on the other side of the big fish pond, and tbe result is su invoice of Holland Herring Melch- nerl of the 1887 pack. They arrived ID prime condition and are now waiting to be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelle. Swiss Cheese and sll marketable dellcsoies were also received. The Colonel keeps every kind of cheese made, DO matter what 1t may be, ask him for It aud 1t will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
WearY of Life.

Maud Stanley. the Variety Actress. Takes
 Big Dose of Laudanum-
 Yesterday afternoon Maud Stanley, 8 we'll known variety actress now con neeted with the Bella Union lhester, attempted suIcide at her mothers resI- dence, on Gesry and Powell streets, b. swallowing two ounces ot lau0aunm,
 She was discovered in time and was relieEed of Ihe drug by the stomach pump. Despondency over unhappy marital relations prompted the actress to take the Iolson, Scme ilme ago she was married to & song-snd-dsnce per. former named Orndorff, who has failed to support her, and she has been com pelled to face the foot-lights in order to provide for herself and large family of brothers and slsters.-Examiuer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
1erritorial Items.

The following is the Mohsve demo- cratic county ticket: Council, Wm. Aitken; sssembymsn, Thomas Halleck, sheriff, W. H. Lake; recorder John Lynch; treasurer, John Hughes; probate judge. l.. O. Covsn; superylsors, Harvey Hubbs snd Daniel Smith.
 The republicans of Gils county have nominated the tollowing ticket: CouB- cilmsn. G T Peter; sssembl man, J c. Jones; sheriff. Geo E Shute; probate Judge. F W Westmsyer: district sttor- ney, Mills Van WageneD; recorder. Chss T Msrtin, county surveyor, A c Pendleton; supervisors, Jss F Gerald, F T Powers, Chas B Kenyon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

Prof. Gsu,hier, of Paris, states that certain vital processes of the body develop putrefying substances in the tissues, which, if not speedily eliminst- ed. produce disease. Ayers Ssrsspsril- ls effects the removal of these substan- oss, and thereby preserve health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

The surgical branch gives special attention tO deforuitie- of every kind and all displacement- reguiring appliances Tor Curvature Of the spine. Hip Joiut Disease, Distorted Limbs or Arms zuccf~-fuliy treated by our new NOltaic and Magnetic appliances
 to all chr1. ic. complicated, pr.yate and wssting dis,ase- ?, sul'iug from badly treated csres Oi an acute or -pecial nature or from lndiscr"- fioE- of youfh, bringing on sperrnatorh oea, Sem nal Ngf.xI ess and an unnatural drain from The body vltrr udermiue- the constitution also Dob i-y. Decay. Loss of Vitality or Man hood. which ra-ult- from excess of maturity.
 Ihs rea-uu -o msuy are not cured of hs above complaiut-, I- owing co a complication called Pru--atorliuz. which our treatment alone can cure.
 ture blood and -blu impurities speedily cured; .t.lta urig.f troubles safely, cOuiiieutlally a1t quIckly rIr,d. Catarrh Of the muCous mem brtre uf tta head or bladder succezsfull treated, al-p throat and lung diseases Female com pIaiuf- d. a aiI complicated dellclfs diseases Of women carefully treatei.by our new method sh.rehy none of the actual physical eXamlnA- tiou- one eluIced. Dispiacement= Of ths uterus and all -peci4l complaints pecu iar Co females, successfully treated. Separate Ctiica for lail+s s, VHu sloUid call between the hours of 2. and o'clock Go avoid the crowd, Otic- hours to $ daIly; sundays 10 Co r. only. Consultation free
 Al languages suOs eu and written. Nrlte n your own language.
 DA, LIEBfG.s WJSt ERFUI GERMAN ISviGORA- TOR No. I, the only positive cure for SIermator. ruoea, Nominal Weakness, and 1 os- of manhood ur If4 potency.
 The GERMAN INVIGOR4TC R No. 2, IS the only known cure for PrnstatorrhOsa- the complI- cation that prevents the cure aF above com plaiuts In th0u-ands.
 Price S2 per bottles; six b"ttles Si0; half size, half price. To prove it's gounderfui power e DCt ie will cent free on application. Seld by all druggl-t-.
 Tho mos powerful ELECTRIC BELTS free Co patients,
 Will be n luo-pu December O snd Huh Isss
 LlEBIG WORLD DIsP 2 S5AkY,
 40O GE,RY ST., ssS FBSrCIsco. CAL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
IRgKs.


 PRECINCT INSPECTOR JUDGES.
 Iuc=on-- ru- hotf |. M rInce, G Allison Tubac - II W Lowe J Dinsmora, W Bonnet Gr.aterye P Coyne ] Nusick MEnzenberg Critteuden C Watkins ] Smith, W Fuqua Total Wrk D O'Bri,u v George O'DOugh't 'ty 6 Joiumbia Wm Hurtt W b Mcn ------------ Humboldt laS. Gu.-t E Jones. Mcknight Gro Nuria Kirk psfr'k \ Neon. ! McClanah' n Q La Mnria uav, Allen W Hrnsley, C Gamer n lO Pantauo Wakefield " skinner, WolfOlk Al SaIerl - i lark .- " Wise Mann l2 Arivaca - i Phillips ' Bernard. K Paul, ir. lg E,ziiugton Eollau -- ? Ruelas. T Gardiner It El-in -- Clark - Blair. II IgO---- l5 Haishaw l. Oaks M Pagan. H Jones' I6 Calaiassi- , Sykes - r VI Hall --------- I1 Taulu- ' Nau Als'Iue h Martinez. Bullock l- Nu-ais- -- W Glenn Gtcut, K Seares- as ---=-------- ------=--=--.---------- 2i Olive t'p D t-oyl, 70 Cambeu W Grover 3i guiilt1a-- fA Stevens V Pickett. T Sullivan - San Aayr J Berger -- VI Federico. kHerresas % ia-1 Hg'u Warren " sturg-s, Maish 2t IaiArita - Joe ~ruft- G Winston. Middlema- Z5 Atlas - ! kuud-on " Eldred. Snyder 2i Comobab. E Dyer D. Ayers. J Weiksfssd q. C--pt tolo .i Bumu-l ti W Sanders w lark
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

Pinsl, to be supplied.
 Bisbee, to be supplied kisgman, to be supplied. St. Johns to besupplied. Torto Basin to be supplied Yuma to be supplied.
 Bishop Bowman says he is much blessed with the hospitality of the peo- pie of Prescott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
SICK HEADACHE,

SYMPTOMS OF CAEAkRH.-Dull, heavy headache. obstruction Of the nasal passages. discharges falling from the head into the throat. sometimes prOfusc, watery, and acrid. at others. thick. tenacious, mucous. purulent, bloody and putnd; the eyes are weak and wafery: there is ringing in the ears, deafuess. hacking or coughing to clear the throat, cNpectoration Of offensive matter. together with scafs from ulcers; the voice IS changed and has a nasal twang": the breath Is offensive. smell and taste are iin- paired; there IS a sensation of dizziness, with mental depression. hacking cough and gen eral debility. Only a few of the abOye-named symptoms are likely to be present in any one case. Thousands of cases annually. without manifesting half of the above symptoms. re- suit in consumption. and end in the grave. No disease is so common. more deceptive and dangerous. or less understood by physicians.
 By its mild. soothing. and healing properties. Dr. Slre's Cafarrh Remedy Curps the worst ca~rs of Catarrh. Cold In the Head" Coryza and Catarrhal Headache.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
The First Sign

Of failing health, whether in the form of Night Sweats and Nervousness, or in a sense of General Weariness and Loss of Appetite. should suggest the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This preparation
 is most effective for giving tone and
 strength to the enfeebled system, pro- noting the digestion and assimilation of food, restoring the nervous forces to their normal condition, and for purify ing. enriching. and vitalizing the blood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13
Dyspepsia Cured.

It would be impossible for me to de- scribe what I suffered from Indigestion and Headache up to the time l began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. Twas under the care of various physicians, and tried a great many kinds of medicines, but never obtained more than temporary re- lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for a short time, my headache disap- I'tstIod, and my stomach performed it's duties more perfectly. To-day my health is completely restored. Mary Harley, Springfield. Mass.
 have been greatly benefited by the prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla- It tones and invigorates the system, regu- lates the action of the digestive and assimilative organs. and yitalizes the blood. It is, without doubt, the most reliable blood purifier yet discovered. - II. ID. Johnson, SS3 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. fl
 Aver s Sarsaparilla, Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & Co.,. Lowell. Mass.
 Price sl; six bottles. s5.