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Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29

HELENA. Mont, June 25.-Sherifi ieyfron. with a posse of ninety men eft Missoula at noon for the Flat Head 'eservation to make second attempt to rrest the Indian murders. Orders from ,he war department authorize the call Ig out of troops from Fort MIssOula nd two companies will be sent on a special train at 1 o'clock.
 SAN DIEGO, June 25'-News received rom Eusenada, Lower California, state hat Senor Maclis, Mexican, becoming nraged at his wife stabbed her several ines in tha breast, then shot her in the ,ead. He then stabbed himself, then shot himself in the head dying almost instantly. The woman cannot recover.
 PITTsBURG, June 25.-Pittsburg, :; Washington, Q.
 Cillcago, June 25.-Chicaeo, 0; New York. 12.
 Cleveland, June 25.-Cleveland, 9; Philadelphia, 6.
 Indianapolis, June 25.-Indianapolis, 6, Boston, 5.
 Brooklyn, June .25.-Brooklyn, ?; Columbus, 4.
 Baltimore, June 25.-Baltimore, s; '.
 St. Louis, June 25.-St. Louis, '; Gin clnnati, 3.
 WASHINGTON, June 25-Wm. Walter Phelps, one of the American commis- sioners to the Samoa conference at Der lin, arrived at Washington and called ou Blaine this morning, when he had long consultation. Phelps de- livered to Secretary Blaine a duplicate copy of the treaty, negotiated by the Commissioners. It will be jealously guarded until congress meets and it's terms are formally communi cated by the L resident to the senate for action.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
A Quail Farm.

A new enterprise is being inaugu, rated on the Platte a few miles be, low Denver A Mir. Balch, of Long island, has purchased twenty acres of land adjoining the BroadwclI place and will establish a quail-breed. ing farm. So soon as properly fenced and secured from the ap- proach of coyotes end hawks, be will place few thousand birds that he is now having gathered in Iowa and Missouri, in this enclosure with reference to breeding and raising then for the market. The enter prise is a novel one, but we can see no reason why it should not pay as well, and probably better, than chicken raising. g.-Denver Field and Farm.
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a woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened it. clutches upon her and for seven years she withs'ood its severest tests, but her vital organs were un. dermined and death seemed immi. nent. For three months she cough. Sho bought of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Cnnsump. tion and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name it Mrs. Luther lutz." Thus write w. 0. Hamrick X Co. of Shelby, N .C.--tiet a free trial bottle at D. J. Brannem& Cos. Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Arizona Champion.
Rnw,and's Parishe. and cierxy.

England Is divided into l3,000 parishes
 tn every one of which there Is a resident clergyman who receives one-tenth of the Income of the land. The ancient tithe in kind is commuted, but the clergy still ob. tain their tenth in residence. glebe and commuted tithe. This Is in addition to the revenues of the bishops and to the expendi' ture for the oare of the ch arch ediflces. The l20O0 clergynien constitute one-fourth of the resident landowners of the Kingdom. Their incomes average more than k1 300 year. They are landowners as ab
 solutely as the peers; for they are also ten ants for life, and can not be dispossessed short of Ia revolution-unless in case oi crime or gross immortality They can not, 1t Is true, dispose of their estates by will; but neither can one in ten of the larger landholderS From the archbishop of Canterbury, with his SIS, 900 a year, down to the humblest incumbent of parish, they are emphatically part of the landed interest. Naturally the church is con. servative. ..H .
 Tba power of appointing the clergy is it- self piece of property. It Is commonly attached to the land. The incumbent of a living is usually appointed by the squire or some neighboring nobleman, in whose family the privilege descends like any other inheritance The greatest miscreant tn life or infldel in belief may appoint the clergyman, if he owns the land. If child niherits, the guardian sometimes exercises the right; and, worse yet, the right may be sold. The succession to wealthy piece of perferment is often disposed of years in advance You may read in The Times, in this year of our Lord, advertisements oi adyowsons, as the right of patronage Is called; the "cure of souls" for sale. Often the notice mentions that the incumbent is old, and the property is so much the more valuable, for the succession will be speedier. Then the adyowson fetches . higher price. e.-Adam Badeau's Letter,
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
A Hint to Alfalfa. ltaisers.

The Sun for the past six years has been trying to get some one to stack straw with an alternate layer of alfalfa, fresh cut, and not allowed to cure at all. Johns Boggs i, forms us that he stacked in barn last year well cured hay, with al. ternate layers of freshly cut alfalfa and that it worked like charm. All the aroma of the alfalfa is re- tained. Amos Roberts informed us also of a dairyman in one of the hay counties who tried last year with straw, and he says it is Letter than green alfalfa, as there iS nc danger from cows eating it. They eat the straw up clean. This gen. tleman does not pasture his alfalfa, as he finds 1t more profitable to feed in this way. An acre of al, falfa win feed more then double os much stock by cutting it and stack ing it with straw, as it will to pasture. We are glad that the ex, pertinent is being tried, and that we can announce its success. The following of this plan will create vast wealth. All the straw now burned can be made as good as the best hay.-Colusa Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
An Enthusiastic Lover of Pottery

Professor Morse. whose charming lect ures on Japan have so edified the upper ten of the city, is an enthusiastic lover Of china. He thinks that man with money that is. with enough to live like lord snd still have something over-can in nu way spend the surplus so satisfactorily as fin pottery. IA
 There is more solid comfort in beauti ful vase, or an exquisite jar, than in any thing else in life" he rapturously ex- claimed the other day.
 Then he proceeded to tell about the Jap anese love of ceramics, and he remarked that any people that had advanced that far was very near the limit of what we know as intelligent civilization, and with this in his mind he observed that in Tokio, a city Of more than 10000 inhabitants, there were only four murders last year. r.-Cincin, natl Times-Star.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Quick WIrk.

If you wish your blood pure and desire to feel young and cheerful, usu the California Positive and Neg ative Electric Sarsapsrillian Blood Purifier. Purely herbal but pow erful. Endorsed by many leading physicians.
 FoR KIDNEYS you be troubled with your kidneys use tn, California Positive and Negative Electric Kidney and Liver Cure 4 harmeless but powerful remedy Purely vegetable; unlike all other Sidney remedies.
 GENERAL DEBILITY. Use tht California Positive and Negative Electric System Builder. It cure. its, h cart disease, rush of blcod tc the head, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.
 CREAsISGER X Co, Props. P South Main St, Los Angeles, Cal
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No,ice to rr.isnters.

VERDE STATION, A. T., Jan. '.
 Any parties wanting employment with teams can find plenty of work at good prices if they are prepared to commence soon, freighthg for me from Verde station to Jerome, dis ts:nce of g3 miles. 1 will pay S9 per ton, each way, Coax from station to mine, and not from mine to station. Plenty of freight both ways and roads good l will pay cash every thirty days, and all sup plies consisting of board, hay and grain and blacksmithing, or any goods neeied by freighters will be furnished by nie at soa ;onable prices, and accounts carried thirty days.
 Address, E, II. WIrnEREGL, Con. tractor, United ,Verds, Prescott, A.. I. Box l05.
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Troup. of Japanse Dancing Girls.

The dancing part of the troupe was more attractive. These girls were probably about l6 to IS years of age; certainly no older. We should scarcely call their per. formance dancing, for they neither hopped, Topped, nor pirouetted as in g ballet, nor whirled or skipped as at one Of our dancing parties. It was rather mod. est, stately, quiet series of posturings. with fans, umbrellas, and similar accessOr ies Illustrating some sentiment or poetry in pantomime It was all very graceful and pleasing. but 10 call their pretty per. formance "the very poetry of motion" as some enthusiastic travellers have done, seems to me little exaggerated.
 But imagine a Japanese-after being ac eustomed to such graceful, dignified dane hg-at one of our fashionable parties How ridiculous 1t must appear to him to see everybody whirling wildly about, like a lot of lunatics, till they are heated and disheveled! How much more sensible t do as he docs; sit cool and quiet, while paying somebody else to do such hard work for him.--Cor. Inter Ocean.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Old Timers.--P. R. Brady

Old Timers.--P. R. Brady, of Florence. came to Arizonia thirty five years ago; Solomon Warren, of Tucson, came thirty-three years ago; Sam Hughes, of same place, .ame about the same time He has been paying taxes longer than any other citizen of the Territory, having started in lS5S, when Tue on was q part of Donna Anna county, New Mexico.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
out.oGpoor ss..lon. in Florida.

A Astill more surprising anomaly Is the fact that among those anomalous people ir Manatee county, one of the southernmosi counties, school can be found It is small, and, like some of the Florida courts. Is under tree. In Calhoun county, in the northwestern part of the state, court Is held outdoors. Maj. Conant told me that he had attended many such sessions under c tree. The grand juries hold theiI sessions under tree, and. find, or fail to find, indictments for chicken-stealing and kindred offenses. Cincinnati En. Quirer.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
An old toy of NJ Trouve has

An old toy of M Trouve has been reproduced in the form of a paper-weight containing an appar- ently living bird or insect. A min isture electric generator in the base causes the artificial creature to flap its wings and produce a peculiar rustling sound, the imitation being so deceptive that certain sensitive lady accused the inventor of cruelty in imprisoning live butterfly to die of starvation.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Tn. ,faoris Are Dying Out.

The New Zealand Maorls, once the mas ter race of the South sea islands, are dy. ing out with sli regularity at the rate of sper cent. in i've years. It isl pity for them; they are as stout and manly as the brayest of the Circ.lssian mountaineers that had to succumb to the gunpowder civilization Of their Christian neig ghbops.. . Felix A.. Oswald
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Notice tp the rublic.
FLAGSTAFF, March lst, 1889.

On and after April lst, 1889, all persons indebted to me will be char ged ? per cent. per month interest on their respective accounts, and those persons not paying their water bills from that date their supply will positively be cut of. I cannot pay of my indebtedness matured and maturing for material and wa, ter unless am paid by those l supply. Respectfully
 m2-4t J. M. SIMPSON.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Aror,upo from n suok-saw.

A Pittsheld, Mass, man has acquired several thousand dollars with his buck saw He is intelligent and liberal, recently gave slOO in a lump to public enterprise, has represented the town in the legislature Is an active politician, and, although more than GO years old, sawed nearly 300 cords of wood during the last year.-Nsw Or. aans Times Democrat.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Tn. Way of the World,

The New York papers announce the pay ment of s45,OOO in that city for single painting, and also acknowledge the receipt of sl. @ from Michigan Sunday school tt aid in building the Grant monument.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Dnko,n arovinx Fl.x for rus,.

Dakota farmers are making plans to Rrow flax for fuel this summer. It is said that Q ton Of flax straw is worth more to buru than ton of soft coal
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

Rabbit Bros -poStoffice address, Flag. staff, Arizona Range. Clark's Valley Mo. gcllon .'ouutains. Brand a' above cut All yourg stock branded on boih sides, with swallow Cork and ul derbt in each ear; al.o own the following; Boot. T, :. II. anywhere on the side of animll. Boo cat. tie, road brand " on right side; T cattle,
 rS )l .lt Hl., ln-'. D'nl l.. ).
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Germany. Eight school. of Forestry

Germany has eight schools of forestry, where five years training is required nf those who seek positions under the govern. ment, although a course of study half as long may be taken by Chicago Herall.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

Tho Tavern Clubs of London. Tn London now there are nearly 100 clubs --that Is, tavern clubs where men eat, drink, and be sad--and some af them arc full y@ntury old
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

All cattle bearing the above brand CT right hlp are the property of the under igned. Ear marks: Crop and si,lil t. right ear ana split on top of left elr As" all cattle with bar Nj on both sides; also al, horse, branded bar NJ on lett side. Rang, Mgollon Mountains. Po,tofice a1dre,s rlagstuff. Arltona F. Nj. Vanderlip,
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
MCMILLAN X GOODWIN

T brand on right side of nose. Eve crop in right and split in each ear Wethers, crop in left and of split m eact car Range three miles north Flagsaf z. Q. a.dress. Fiagstai. Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Fui Tn. I.Rules.

To ladies who are suffering witli weakness, falling of womb, painful reconstruction, whites. irregularity oi monthly courses or any of the ail, ments they are subject to, use the California Positive and Negative Electric Golden Drops. It never tails Woman's friend. Purely vegetable.
 TIE HAIR,-The pride of every lady is beautiful hair The Cali. fornia Golden Age Hair Reproducer and Tonic produces and restores hair to it's natural color, prevents its falling out removes dandruf, makes the hair strong, giving it a curling tendency, and to remain in every desired position. A perfect dresser for lady or gentleman; pure ly herbal; no oil grease or poison. Sold by all druggists.
 CREAsINGER X O., Props. P South Main St, Los Angles, Cal
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
co,.c,,on of pook, on p.p,,.m.

The library of Princeton college possesses the largest collection of books on baptism in ihs world. There are 2,oOo bound vol. umes and 5000 pamphlets Chicago Her ali
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

Chvelah's Fork, T.iiile Colorado river. Geo. A. Taylor, Manager; Post Office ddreSs, Winslow, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

Horses wi:h the above brand are tie prorert5 of the un dersigned, Ram e San Francisco Ms. F. O. address Cisl- lender. Afif.
 Philip fiull.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

Horse brand "C' left thigh; also q on left thigh on old stock; Ranch aud range be- tween Clear [ sas
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
Nagn.fied so Tiues.

Imagine millions of these animalcule in tie nose, tI:oat and lungs, as well as tho minute cuEtachian tutuS leadihg from the back part 0f the thrra 10 the middle ear, and you will imnginc tho misery they can produce Thousands are swallowed when inc pati.ntis asleep, causing kidney and liver trouble, headache, blood poison, Rener- al debility. etc. We have q specific for de- s,roylng them and eN pelliuc the poison from the blool. Us. the CAllfURalA POSITIVE AID Nt1itlYF flSgfGlG COUGH AID COZ APIl0n G;la: t0uIkc and the cttIFeRhls POSITIVE hHD lrCATIU l.LE1TR,G ti!IiEaf to appv, and if the .!8NGrh is lad. u7r tAe CALIFORNIA POSITIVE AND n.1ArJS ELeGiRlG SfSleh tUIlGtR.. 1t builds mp the system and JUrilies tho poisoned blood. They, are ngnr'actNred lro;a roots, herbs md flowers that growth California, and are safe for pA'l.fcD They never fail. Tho Cough Cure is excellent for Coughs, Colds, Group, Sc., no c'.,l2 W.ll ,S,t1Grgss..
 svcr die with roapWhcnn aftsse t t'Iis is used Our Lin,- . EtJ5s5a stz[.ssfS t@ aantkillspniR instantly. g tsf.seelfH b See c'ir 1rple Mark on 4 fStTYlsGST .1 "scTy N4apisT Sold by .1 SSssJl'YjS4 y ~ all druggists, H sy5S-saE.S -l . fre:Siaeer & Co., Props. E SlsssS t3 say4
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The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

bru.ieu a, in cut; ear marks underb " each ear; hors $ " h same iran oa lef thigh.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
A CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY.

The parasites, of which we give cut below, discovered by us, are the direct cause ot catarrh and Consumption, also many other dlyeases
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

NaID" IufN rGNt. TI"I't' TIaHN+ hc same on Jeff thigh. RauS' on Mo ;olioa Mts I. O. address, fsgs'ah,
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All lncreaSe branded into
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T S z Eg D F Hart-Caltle
 g H RAY sssT branded as in cut on e sg S;S' ss. SsS. left side. Range on 'ss'k'SaesHaa Upper Oak Creek F. o address Flagsiaf Ear marks, crop and anderLlt in both ears.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13
WATERS CATTLE COMPANY.

Cattle branA C" both hIps; ear marks as above Calves bra ded rum
 ing W both side Jeff jaw; ear marks: crop in
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-13

w NJ Fair braud old sioci on sie Jeff hip Young stock It lch hip; @ uaikS, sGoCl crop left e.V IIor,e' hrande
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-15
THE FERRY SCANDAL.
A set-to Between the Injured Husband ane
Dry Goods Salesman.

A set-to Between the Injured Husband and
Dry Goods Salesman.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Rue Serbs was
enliveued by street fight yesterday after
noon between Mr.. @. Ferry, the Tacoma
millionaire, aud NJ. HippOlyte LeClerc,
the auaye salesman from the Louvre dry
goods stores, whom he charges with being
on terms of too reat intimacy with Mrs
Ferry.
An agreement had been arrivc1 at on
Saturday between the injured husband and
his wife, whereby it was arranged that the
divorce should be f1ked for by the bus
band safely on the ground of incompati-
bility of temper and that the more serious
charges should be dropped. The event OF
Yesterday afternoon, however, will prob
ably reopen matters.
The Micles Ferry, one of whom is the
daughter of the pre- cent Me-. Ferry, were
calling at the Office of their fathers law
yer in the Rue Scribe, when they were
seen and followed by Mrs. Ferry, accom-
panied by the salesman, LeClerc, and hef
Young son, Clinton, who, according to the
arrangements made on Saturday, we1 to
he allowed to remain in Mrs. Ferry's
charge for ten months in the year. The
Young ladies were waiting up stairs, whith-
er LeClerc kept sending them message },
asking them 10 come down, Fl he wsnte
10 epeak to them. The young ladies be-
came frightened, and sent for their father,
who was making call at neighboring
hotel. :,
On his arrival Mr.. Ferry found his rival
standing on the stairway of the Law Jer.s
Office with his young son Clinton IN MS
arms. Mr.. Ferry ordered the saltsma
away without effect, and the war OF words
soon brought on a combat. The Tacoma
folk would have been moved to admira'
tion to see the way in which their towns
mans right hand retained its cunning de-
snite his fifty years and his close attention
during the last decade 10 the higher and
gentler srts. In five minutes the bsrten-
der of the adjacent English bar,
who. with willingness peculiar
! Iv British in such circumstances,
had taken upon himself the arduous
duties of ringmaster, stated that the young
ones windo1s were cloeed and his clsret
was tapped, while the "old IN" had only
a few scratches, and was fighting in hne
form. In the last round, however, tne
vouug salesman got in a savage blow with
his heavy boot which fractured Mr.. Ferry'f
rib.
The scandal created by his wife's CON
duct has forced him to resign his State
Commissionership in the great Exhibition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-15
3. & 3.
GOODS
By MAIL.

We employ a large corps Of COM
petent people, whose only duty is
the filling of orders by mail from
our numerous customers living at a
distance who cannot do their shop
ping here in person.
Whether you want a cheap school
or house dress at 6 lac. a yard, a
Gingham, Satine, India Silk, Black
or COIOred Silk, or a Spring SuitOf
some of the new soft wOOIen fab
RIGS, this MAIL ORDER DE-
PARTMENT is here TO supply
your wants. Everything most de-
sirabIe in way of textile fabrics is
here and at the lowest possible
prices.
In all purchases, quality is one
prime consideration, price another.
In both these particulars we shall
still aim to please you.
Space is limited here.
Our New Spring Catalogue and
FSShiOn Journal
Will tell the whole story. This
Journal is published semi-annuaIly
for the benefit of our patrons living
at a distance, but will be CheerfulIy
sent to any address whether you
are patron or not.
Write for copy. II costs nothing
and may prove of benefit to you.
Mention this paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-15
SEEKING NEW HOMES.
The Rush for the Sioux Reservation Rivals
the Oklahoma Boom.

The Rush for the Sioux Reservation Rivals
the Oklahoma Boom.
PIERRE, OAK, May 14.-The rush for
the Sioux Reservation continue, and the
excitement is daily growing greater.
The prospects are that before 60 days
the boom will equal, if not exceed, Okla
homa times.
An agent reprc 3entipg a colony of GOO
families from the DEVILS Lake district, in
North Dakota, is on the ground to arrange
for the colony - come at once when the
success of the Sioux Commission is assured.
TIE fret that crops in North Dako'I have
been blasted by frost for two se1sons in
duces D; ople to eek new homes on the
Sioux Reservation. The fer.y at Pierre is
doing a big bueiness I ..nsferl ing prcapec.
tive home seekers across the Missouri river.
Bishop Hare, Of Sioux Falls, arrived in
the city Ia It night from visit to all the
Indian agencies and mission schools on the
Reservation up the Missouri river. He
sroke very encouragingly of the Sioux be-
ing favorable to signing the treaty, and re-
cards the outlook ss the very best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-15
raELAsr OF THE NIGHT.

A nugget of pure gold worth S45 has been
found near Glendive, Montana. This opens
up a new fields
The Illinois mine operators anu miners
have compromised on a 55 cent ton scale.
The Rinpler Brewery, Of New York, has
beeu sold TO an English syndicate for ~,
100000.
VIM. Kemmiler, of Buffalo, N. Y, was
Yesterday sentenced to be killed by elec'
tricity in the week commencing Monday
June "a.
The ffty-seventh annual convention o'
the Ancient Order OF Hiburnians Is II
session at New York.
Prof. f. H. Platt, and John Allen, o.
New York city, have started on ridini
tour around the world. They will stop al
Wheeling
Theaphilo Picherou, Frenchman, o
Chicago, is missing He had %: IL
money at the time.
The Merchant Exchange, OF st. Louis
has onsped war on tbs bucket shops.
L;ee Hslford has returned TO Washing
,on sI,sr short visit TO Florida.
Annie Pixley, who has been suffering
from pneumonia, is reported better.
Dewitt Delworth. prominent oil broke
of Pittsburg, has failed Tor SlO,OoO.