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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

''C. T. DsNAvAN, who airs both bis ign orance and bombl Tn the CITIZEN yes 'erday, des -rved the expulsion from the committee of Pima which he got. The fellow thinks he is "stateman," and forthwith airs his wonderful know ledge" of politics in an open letter in a republican paper. The democratic com mittee of Pima county honored their party and themselv.s when they expell- ed thls bundle of ignorance, bombast and egotism from membership" The above is from the Phenix Gazette. The senors of the Gazette have evidently not read the latest reliable and authorata- tive report from the cactus beds of the Santa Cruz. The ghost dance is over, and Mir. Dunavan is not-well he is not on the bottom.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE Presidents message was received and printed in the CITIZEN before any other paper in the territory. It IS an eX ceptional strong, pointed message ana contains much sound se1se. The execu- tive's firm stand on our foreign relations in connection with tie lamented Bar undia affair and the Behring Sea con- troyersv; his unchanged attitude on the
 ariff bill; his friendship for silver legis- tation; for the sellers; his hastility to Chinese immigration and pauper labor of all kinds; his admirable expressions on reciprocity, all commend him as Q statesman of comprehension ana pat riotism. The message for presidential message is free from ambiguity and platitudes. The president dignifys everys thing by the right name and whips nothing about the stump, He shows the zaalous care which an executive of this mighty nation should exercise in al things relating to our foreign trade anc home commerce, Through all there exists a spirit of Americanism which will be appreciated by democrats ano republicans alike who hold their owr country above any other nation on the face of the globe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06


 HE senate yesterday took up the cleo tion bill. To any unpredjudiced un- party-biased mind that bill should pass. The last election in many sections of the country demonstrated the absolute ne cessity of a ballot reform and additional safe guards about the polls. The cleo tions bill guarantees, or at least promises the latter. which with the Australian system would materially aid in purifying the ballot. The election bill: nor bill opposing pauper labor; nor silver legislation; nor bills to cOnfis- cate unearned railroad grants; nor any other measures of such pronounced public benefit should be treated from partizan stand point. The sooner states men realize the fact the more sudden will they lessen their chances for retire ment,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the production of everything thft will conduce to the material welfare ana comfort of mankind are almost unlimit ed and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy which IS truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gen tly in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time and the better it IS known the more popular it becomes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
A JApESEsE druggist has succeeded

A JAPESEsE druggist has succeeded in converting wild hemp into an excel lent article of silk. Experiments have proven sufficiently satisfactory that a company has been organized at Kioto with a capital stock of S2J0,0O0, to pro duce the new article. If it proves sue cessful a new and very important in- dustry will be opened and Arizona might avail herself of the discovery if it is possible. Wild hemp Is a staple article here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

TE CITIZEN prints ? o'clock edition for the benefit of its rapidly growing list -f. a5cribers east of here. In this way readers in Eastern Pima, Graham, and r-.h.ze counties, and New Mexico, are
 -t-e5 to get the telegraphic news at 7---- =lre hours before it can be had fn any other publication. The advan-
 Of this edition is being appreciated, and wiu be more so as its real value is perceived.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

PAENELL has made q most expensive blunder And with the Obstinacy Of some of his race persists in making mat
 ters worse. The result Is that Ireland will be rent by a factional fight and Bloody Balfour," will size the opportu
 nity to point with pride to his oft repeat edassertion that the Irish are not capa- ole to govern themselves. Idols are poor things to have any way. They break
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE appeal of the b2ycotters agains the Sacramento Bee from Judge Arm strong's decision declaring the boycott illegal will find little public sympathy, and We hope none in the courts. The boycott is of illegitimate birth, and the American public does not sympathize with an attempt to run another mans business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

The impe-umosity O. persons is frequently observed in those individuals and organizations who are foremost in deadheading. When it comes to asking they are in the front TOW. When tEe favor is to be returned you may scrap the earth with a fine tooth comb ano search the horizon with 46 inch lense in vain efforts to find them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

IF Mir. Parnell could see himself as others gee him, the Irish party would not now be torn in factions. Parnell's case does not grow brighter as time pass es bye. His breach ot confidence with Gladstone would alone make It impossi- ble for him to stand high in the councils of the Liberal party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
A BATCH FOR THE BOTANIST.

THE newest freak in begonias is a tuberous-rooted variety bearing fringed flowers. It is said to be very beautiful.
 THE common sweet-william-Di0nthus barbGtua-in the woods of France, where it is indigenous, has smallish blood red flowers, without any of that beauti- full variety common to it in gardens.
 A CALIFORNIA judge is the possessor of night booming cereus that is the largest of its kind in the United States. It is thirty feet high, with branches that cover his house and porch nearly 25O square feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

SINCE it has been assured that both branches of the legislature are democratic there has arisen an as tonishing number of psy-triots. But pap, and retrenchment don't go arm in arm. They are separate, distinct, diverse and different.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE reformers who decry s;dent Harrison for failing to perform his civil service promises re erred to the report of the civil service commission in winch it states that little more than s per cent of the previous appointments have been removed or resigned during this administration. Sucn civil service ought to suit the most fastidious mugwump in the land.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

SOUTHERN democrats aveTaised them selves immensely in the estimation Of the world in general by stating that they propose to insist upon the punish ment of white perpetrators oi Outrages as rigedly as the black rasoals. That is common sense. They are making rapid strides towards repubGcanisn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE sale of the Mayfiower group of mines adiourniug the Vekol, to the St. Lotus syndicate of which MT. R. ]. Comp ton is president Is fortunate deal. It will lead not only to the development of what is generally considered to be an excellent piece of property, but to fur ther investigation and further invest ments at the hands of this company Arizona properties need but to be known to be appreciated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

BRO. KELLEY of the Bulletin nominates that nestor of Arizona journalism, John Marion for the democraticE Eube-nator;a, honors. Judging from his editorais John Marion is no mugwump, and there would be DO trouble to place him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE Western Union Telegraph Com pany is deserving of praise for the prompt and effective manner in which the Presidents message was transmitted, and received. The CITIZEN desires to record publicly, its thanks to the com pany, and to the efficient resident mana ger, J. Nj Ormsby
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

MIR CLEVELAND shows very poor taste in jumping on Senator Ingals because he thinks hIm to be down. We hope that the Kansas cyclone may live to re- turn he compliment which Cleveland has paid him-and do 1t on the floor of the Senate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

A MORMON elder from St. John Apache county has gone to Europe to raise another cargo of girls. We presume these condemned republican papers will note the fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

W. D. KIsTLER, business manager of the Las Vegas Optic died suddenly of heart disease Saturday Nov. 29Jh. Mr. Kistler was aR able newspaper man and a gentleman beloved in his community
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
For Sale.

Alfalfa cut after standing in seed five days. Thoroughly cured before stacking. The very best feed for ami mals with sore mouths. Far superior O any barley straw in sustenance. Hay both bailed and loose.
 Address:
 ROYAL A. JOHNSON
 Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
TRANSPIRING OF LATE.

A RATHER remarkable feature of literary society's picnic at Ringing Rocks near Pottstown, was the rendi- tion of Home, Sweet Home," which music was extracted from rocks as they lay imbedded in the ground.
 A VERY ancient Egyptian papyrus re- gently discovered at Kahun was evident ly part of medical treatise, and con- tained this prescription: Treatment of a woman who is pained in her legs and in all her limbs, as one who is beaten. Do with regard to her thus: Let her eat grease until she is cured"
 A MIGRATING flock of birds which was passing over Cedar Rapids, Ia-, one night recently encountered a terrible rain and thunderstorm, and, attracted by the electric lights, gathered about . them on the streets and attempted to fly into the stores. Over one thousand birds fell dead in the streets from com ing in contact with the wires.
 A FIRE company at Winsted, Conn.,, being unable recently to get any but small stream from the hose, made an examination, and found about eight inches of an cells tail sticking out of the nozzle of the hose pipe. The pipe was unscrewed from the hose and the astonished fremen fshed live eel out of the pipe that weighed nearly three pounds.
 A CITIZEN of Little York, Cortland County, N. Y., has been annoyed for some time by strange and unacco unta- ble noises about the house. It was the source of much annoyance and mystery until he tore off some clapbOards near the caves and found a family of one hundred and seven bats. He buried them in the garden and now sleeps un- disturbed.
 A RAISER of fancy poultry at Hart ford, Conn, was surprised the other day in looking over his young chicks to see six little strangers running about, crying piteOusly, as though they had lost their mother. An inspection showed that they were quail, having strOlled in from an adjoining hay field for friend ly call on the chickens. The parent birds did not show themselves, neither were they heard. After stay of about two hours the little fellows disappeared in the long grass of the field.
 AN eccentric old gentleman recently knocked out whole graduating class in a Western college. He got the boys together the day before commencement and told them that he would give ten dollars to every man who would answer correctly two plain, everyday questions. The questions were as follows: What is the origin of the common phrase, ''Io hope against hope?" and: Why is the human ear shaped as it is, instead of being flat? Not a man answered the questions correctly, and the old gentle man went away declaring that colleges are --A-..NA Iu OTUAL Benefit Society of San Francisco Call
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 S75 funeral benehts.
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 Representatives wanted in every town and city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE city contests waxes warm. The municipal race course, will be pretty well crow ded before the start. Betting runs high OF the old mare.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

Two squaws and buck Indian strung up for cattle stealing The Mckinley tariff bill did it
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE Tombstone EpitGph subsidies as a daily, but will continue its weekly pub lication.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE husband of Christina NeilssOn is a prominent figure of the Spanish Cabinet. Not so prominent figure, however, a. k.- talented wife.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

THE ghost dance down on the Santa Cruz, has broken up, and the scalps of the democratic committee dangle at Mir. Dunavan's belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

PARTIES who insist that the Mckinley bill is raising everything are respectfully referred to the candidates for city asses sorship.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Justice

Universal verdict is to the effect that Lemp's Lager on Draught-is hard to Dc beat at the St. Louis Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
EEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY DECEMBER G, 1890.
PRICE DE THE CITIZEN.

PRICE CF THE CITIZEN.
 DAIlY. One Copy. Ono Year in Advance. $10 co g.. ... anths 500
 WEEKLY.
 r|.-. Ono Year ia Advance, s co I-ls Oe oH'f. tnI ES WILL BE INSERTED AT l5 cents per line for the first insertion an D. eall- per .ila for each subsequent insertion. .aE ARIZONA DAILY CITIZEN is in its twenty hr-- year. and has an extensive circulation throughout .s .erritory. Its Associated Press reports are f and concise and especial attention Is paid l1 territorial news.
 lnEE-sr1Er is always welcome but 1t mus re er-sn -cwzyand to the point, Matters sra -s.=a-r- --.Ero are ot desired.
 L.GAL ADVERTISING. S--rs- -..1r5. TO lines nonpriell first inser- ti1. and -I-Z5 per square each subsequent in --r.lnr-
 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING 1f ie known on Application. E ..H P0sToFFICE AS s2D-CLAss MATTER
 Editor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

WITH the opening session of congress the lobbyst begins his work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

It requires but small amount of ob- servation to see that the CITIZEN prints the news.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

STAND by your own town, first, last and all the time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

here esr ' tomorrow morning. REPORT LESS FAVORABLE. Wssbine tou, Dec, R ports have
 been rsceIvoj ss the War Department, | from the locality Q. ;he tnrestued Indian hossjiit es, Is uluc., i-ss favor ble than for eev.-rai days B=tween 1000 or 2, 900 Indians, who refused tO come to Rosebud ~beu o,dvrei, have stsrted | w-s.x-rj ta t.ir Bel Lands. General
 Btook te.esT, chs that the lDformatiOp is put from hIs owu scruts The de-
 psrtmeut yIll coon hfve large num-
 ter ot troops III the region where the
 Indiaos are gathered. The sixth Cav airy 6 now on tEs way to the sceue. The s cretary of the Interior this morning directed tbst the Sioux Indians be supplied with rstiOns sufficient to conform to she agreement Iu 1877. Appropriagious for supplies for the Sioux have decreased every year, upon the supposiaion that the Indians were oeoop1ing more std more capable of maintaining themselves. Owing to the partial failure of crops the last year or two and the restlessness of the Sioux which is believed to be due to short ra- tions, the Secretary has ordered the in crease.
 Phoenix, A. T, Dec 3.-The boiler of an alfalfa thresher outfit exploded near Tempe this morning. Tue shell of the boiler flew six hundred feet, Engineer Thomas Green wss thrown several hun drei feet and had leg sud arm broken and it is feared he will die from internal injuries. James Stlnson, the owner of 1 the farm upon aEich th7 hccident oo- cured, was st mex oy a figa and badly hurt. The boiler vas old and the water wss allowed to get too low.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05

intern ationsl copy right law. . postal
Law. snA the iwfanous force
bill, 10 place military II the polls 10 con-
troll elections. and give Republican r.
turning boAsds the right 10 designate
who shall be ccnK g~samen without r.
gard 20 the votes cast. Not single
sneasure recommended In favor 81 the
common mAsses. but oil for the rich.
lie wants Congress 70 investigate. on!
not pass any lava. Ia regard 20 railroad
car couplers and brakes. which he says
kills 2.ooO asd msisna 20.O0o Zach year
im the T. -. also that the arid regions
III the west lse surveyed ny government
engineers. aud the proper wster snppss
'piaccs dstrsusinr,i. hut thst she "~"rr.
.hip ~ the necessary reservoirs should
ne IA, nsd over 10 priyair ~pesuias"r-, 80
that they can control 'hrAs vsstrcgi0ns'
instead ~ the hardy settlers.
The eriirr message shows . Pnbi'c ~
ficer IL sympathy with tho mslii"ns're'
Who furnished the money that brought
aim tho positios, with not : single rec
nm,,neudation ior Laws thai would hsne
iii the farmers. lab0rers, or mech 'n'r-
whose votes he knows resulted 10 M
recent crushing defeat o. his party. A.
an opening docBment tor thu csmpais
ri 1892. Il has added no strength 10 BIZ
sida
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05
.l.RERT y BonxERT EDWARD BoHssRy
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS!

BonSFRr BROTHERS having pureh.sea
he above weli.known Mile. have had
them thoroughly cvsshauied. and are
,ow prepared "a make the hest
Patent Roller Flour
yer made IN Dubois comfy The
Pearl Belle u strictly . straight grade
i tir-, quslifs. Our Family Fi0ur l.
brand thps for i's qmSlii. cannot ~ e.
reiled We solicit the custom Of Pam
IRE. and VII be ready - eli times 10 Il.
.hsnge flnnr for wheat 81 the highest
market price
RrrNG rs YnrR WHEAT. AMI We will
paw Won cash all The market will allow
CORN MEAL aiwavs on hand 10 ssll
|or exchange. Bran and ShipsiDfi ~ 'bs
lowest market price. Give us . trial
ND We will ,rv 10 piease son.
Mills on the North side ~ Jasper, on
| 18th and Mill ssr"ets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jssrcr N~- : 1R9O-v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05
JcsrPH FRIEDMAN. SR.,
PETER B. ScHEIRIcH,
(SroRGR FnrFpxAx.


A0m1 mlStr0tOr's sale 81 fersOnhs
Property.
NOTICE u hereby given that the nm
- dersigned. administrator Of the e.
tate OF Henry 8 Goslios. dresssed. will
sell 81 the late residence Of The deeedeni,
in Boone township, near The Lennon
church. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER. -, 1890.
al the personal property Of the dece.
dent, % follows: one team Of mules, :
cattle, ~ hogs. 4 sheep, $50 bushels o.
corn. hay. . road wagon, 10 acres o.
growi ing wheat, al kinds Of farming Inn
plements, household and kitchen furni'
ture, &C. !,
TERMs. - A credit OF nine months viii
be given on sums over IS. purchaser
giving note. bearing interest, waving
bene 1t If valuation laws. with approves
security: 50 and under cash.
JAMES HAMS. AdministratoT'
A. j. HoNEycUTT, Atty.
Nov. q, 1890 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05
FAMOUS LONDON TOWN.
THE WONDERFUL WINDING WAYS
WITH MANY QUEER NAMES.

Notss @ : usosisr's Hsildsy Abroad.
No Enthusss Over Quesr Oh streets.
Igsorcs Famous Spots and Takes HE
Rosts q Rsndo1 wtsh HAPPY Resuisss
fcupynrhs by AmsrieAn Prss Anaociasioal
From the last hill In Hertfordshire
caught my first sight OF London smoke.
and from upper Hampstead nrst saw some
hundreds Of il many thousand chimney
pots. and the few towers and pinnacles
showing above the dun and purple cloud
which ever hangs over the great city. A
few minutes later descended a. st. Fan
crns station. and soon was whirliug IN y
cob throush the narrow streets, hrst, OF
coursc, to the American bankers. and then
20 the consul generals Office. where genial
Col. John G. New welcomed me with I'LL
the warmth Of a fellow Hoosier- There
was nothing to do there officially Ono pass
ports are needed In England. except plenty
OF CASH, hut some rather important bust
ness Ind just been finished
Vice Consul johnson had just returned
from the court. where be had aided IN con-
signing n fellow citizen 20 prison for = year.
the fellow being one OF the worst u the
very many who prey upon their American
compatriots there. With this case for =
warning against land sharks-and soon
found il WAS needed mapped out an
itinerary including the places Of most In
tcrrst and sailed forth. Once In London's
streets, however, all plans Of campaign
quickly vanished: for why should l have .
plan where I'LL WAS equally novel, equally
interestingly Ny breast swclled ut sight Of
the places 50 familiar in song and story.
| For some days l did nothing bat walk
and ride and gaze, for on whatever side
turned my eyes SAW ever varying novelty,
and saw il with fresh and ever increasing
intercst-the great Lark in Threadneedle
street, the Oft described lanes" Of queer
nomenclature. the alleys and courts and
squares made familiar in 50 many novels
Then plunged into the most obscure holes
| and corners, sought out the queerest old
shops and fingered for hours in those quar-
tiers where life is just ~ It was century
ago. saw all Of Dickens characters
saw some Of them many times repeated.
/ am ready TO make oath that met Samp-
con Brass and talked with Uriah Heep IN
Chancery lane. positively recognized
Conversation Kenge. Mr.. vholes, Tulking-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05

The everlasting gatherer Of matters st.
tistical has just discovered that the human
mouth has steady motion toward the left
Of the face. which will in time bring Il In
the ncighborhood Of the left err. While no
fault can be found with the train Of reas.
oning that has led this scientific person "a
this conclusion, be would nevertheless pos.
ably find 1t difIicult TO explain Why the
mouth should pause when It reaches thG
left ear.
II certain habits Of chewing continued
through several millions Of centuries can
move II = fourth Of the way around the
head, It is evident that continuance Of
the habit will cause the mouth to make q
complete circuit Of the head. Our de-
scendants will then be where We ere y.
day. fgurntively speaking.
Yet In this mighty reasoning Of the scien.
ti6c statistician lies another potent reason
for holding tight the rein 70 our mouths.
Chicago News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05

Just across the other side Of the dining
room is Col. Edward Mason, . millionaire
merchant, Of Bridgeport, Conn
He u . man apparently Of IS years, ci
medium height, compactly built, with :
slightly bald head and grayish brown
mustache. lie has been an inmate Of the
asylum for some time, and Is suffering
from chronic mania, brought on BY over
work and other causes.
He pays the asylum on an average o12o
per week. lie very seldom becomes vio-
lent, and II allowed to sit 10 his room with
the door open. lie has but one special ~
tcndant, owing to his quiet disposition.
Upstairs are the apartments Of one Of
the members Of the great Philadelphia
lead pipe firm " latham Bros. He has
been in the asylum for several years suf.
fcring from chronic mania. A. he Is Z
millionaire several times over he has every
luxury that money can buy. He keeps his
own horses and drives out In care Of his
attendants every day. He h seldom VIC
lent, and spends considerable time ovss
the billiard table. New York Journal.