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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
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Tucson, TERR--o 7 or Ak1zox j.,

TUCSON. ERRf-O or AkITON
on ~ Of ina. Way 1879,
TOl :: c, eph. eirs. exreu'os o. as
srs, OF n 50 who | im u i'm
en- invited one quart,r ihtsres n the :, low
ing 4esrr b pr perry You sIe b by tif-
~ hav> nGsd ~ rcd dol ar- N.
abor and 'mpry Vesnents upon C. e 70 10 ing min
ing claim;
Blue loud Mi ing lain, leca ed July q. 1850
~ A. Lizard. &. L HGibr, o. j. c. u ndy I'd
D. TREY, and re ord on Sc t. J.. H. 1880.
2 Book Records of Mines ID g AS.
Sal rec rds all b ing OF the Rec I'd r. office
y = a County All Ons. said claim eng in the
santa ara ma mou taIns IN a County. An 'zopa
es $40 hav rig been Gxpe DID n Iss7 IA 4
1883, IN Gr.ieT q hOlf id ella m unde the pc.
Visions ~ seetio- 1924. Rev So Sta u Q o. tke
I'm ed States, being the smoans eQu = 4 90
hold he me for IN ye re- eroing &c 81 49,
and Dec. 81 1873 and thai I have c ntrsbut-d
your, + L rs & err E. heTesO.e if within 90
days after % service of this nO1ice uf tubliea-
ton. YOU fall Ga refuse % contrib t. srr pro-
D.'r ION Ot -ucn expen4itu. es, a. co-cwner wi h
me costs OF this D. blica ion, yorr mere Is in
SAID lam WI bee 'nis the TT perry of me sub
rIber undSr sad sectio lS2f or prop r
con Of said expeI ditnrs is SIS i'r ca of laid
years,
DRNIFL TIERNEY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
WhatSGOtt' SEmulSiCl HaSDOne

over 20 Pounds Gain in 10 Weeks
Experience of q prominent Citizen
TIE CALIFORNIA SoCIETY Pc thai
SUPPRE- SION OF VICE.
San Francisco, July 7tb. 1886.
took q severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give iGaoPopeP atten.
toni it de velUpedinto brCn-
chiti5, and in the fall OF the
same year ] was thPea C.
ened with consumption.
Physicians ordered ne to
q more eoBgenial climate,
and came co San Francis.
co. Soon after my arrival
1eommenced taking Seott's
Emulsion OF COD Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites reg
ularly three times a day.
In ten weeks my avoirdu-
poiS went from 1SS to $50
pounds and over; the cough
meantime ceased,
c. r. BENNETT.
39..0 3Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22

very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 10 your system from some old well.
whose waters have become Contaminated
from IRON sewers, vaults, or percolatiOns from tho
SOIL 10 eradicate these poisons from the
system and save yourself a spell Of rnalariaI
Yphold or bilious fever. and to keep the
liver, kidneys and lungs in a healthy and
vigorous condition, use DR.. Pierce's Golden
Aedicai Discovery. 1t nrouses all the ex-
crefory organs into activity, thereby cleans
Ing and purifying the system, freeing it from
oil manner of blood-poisons, no matter from
what cause they have arisen All djepas~s
originating from torpid or deranged I" .
or from impure blood, yield to as = .Iver,
curative properties. 1t regI,'- .sonderful
ach and bowels, promo .dtes the stom-
digestion, and CUR les the appetite and
paint, cad . Dyspepsia, Liver Conn.,
Payer >IdrOnic Diarrhea. Salt-rheuD,
eczema. Ervsipelas, ScrofulOus Sores
80. Swellings, Enlarged Glands and Tumorl
disappear under its use.
Golden Medical Discovery" Is the only
blood and liver medicine. sold-by druggists,
under q positive guarantee Of its bene-
fitting or curing in every case, or money paid
for it will be promptly returned.
Copyright, lsss, By WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
DD8ESS REGISTEhED LETTEhz CONTAIl
ING CUnkENi Y To
SEty ORLEANS NATIONAL BASh.
New Orleans. "a

IENEIBER elso thar the payment ofPriz
80 AkANTz ED Bf FOUR NATEONA
sAESS II New ,,rlss a., AMI the Tickets :
.sisd ~ shs President If al institution. VT
.--.t1ssG rlssi.-s srs RECOGNIZED IN tire hixn.,
ar thereto re, bsvsss ~ srY i1itetiO y
d.. ;H-1is,Gs z~ha-re..
ne Dollar Ia he price of che smallest part q
-SctIOn of ticket issued b. u In am Drawin.
lythi1g off I'd IN O mare FIR less thai
;1.r u a -Vindl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
IMPORTANT.

Address NJ. a. DAUpnIH.
New Orleans. La,
washing on ID G..
Sy crd nary le, ter, con lining MONEY ORDE
Issu ID b. ell xpress G. mpa1ies New York -
change, raft or Total Note, We P
CbARGES ON CURRE &CY sent 10 us by T.,
press in sums OF So or ever.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
LIST or PRIZES
AGENTS WANTED.

For tub Hates or any further informari,,
leslF-ti, wr1,e Iesibly TO the undsr igued, ciss
~ stHt ng yogr resi1ence, wiz. state Z o.f'
street and Number. ore rapid return nj
'ls.ly rs = i be assured by ypur enclosing a.
envelope bearing your full address,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22
Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remainin,
IN the Tucson Postoffice Feb. II, 1890.
The sun., 1890-01-05

across the shop counter. A week later she is
wfiSnng vi II to him. In q month she, is passing
nose her spare time while aEay from him in eom-
she sends to him in regular daily INSTALL
WSirS %SSiR}S' de despite Che oxponse ier roS,Ssc;
week salary, When out with him she never
Ists go OF him: In the concert halls in the
oil alone with him or in the presence of hun
rSe s9Seszs shs S. Ss1 SsnJp pat or pinch him 2r
coat. This superabundance OF love and poetry
and ddemonstrativeness, of course. soon clogs
the palate even Of aromantic German student.
concert hall and theatre parties, tho late wine
supperS and the like begins to nbate. Despite
WORSHIP the student falls OH more and more.
anu eventually terminates the shop girl tile
romance IHil by going away to ANOTHER university.
While the altstocratic half OF her heart has
eeen whirlinR tho shop girl through all these
sentimental and poetic high links with the gay
thiouEh much more commonplace love af;
inir lar The here Of the prosnic half OF, her dual
makers or n bakers apprentice earning n dol
HnoIgS %r or SO G week and and altogether pretty poor
him wS the Noe bS Of ee bshp shp
She drinks bis two cent glass OF beer as con-
tentedly as she drinks the students nVe-cent
GENT seat he buys her In the theatre gallery as
i9r the students orchestra chair, and loves
horse car after the performanc as she is wont
to ioye the student in flrst; class cab She is
hitn1ul TO MIN as he Is fatt hful TO her. and de-
spite her student and ideals and Schiller and
doggere eventually settles down rs solid Frau
Fritz TO rearing his bow-leRged little Fritzes
after the approved German fashion.
In the routine OF every day life the Berlin
shop girl is unique and quite exemplary
young woman. She doesn't tiirt In the street,
car. never orders fancy dishes in restaurant,
and Is always very grateful for small favors.
She can walk miles, and does II almost every
evening to save five cents car fare She IAN
board street car in motion as we'll as n man.
and carries the change for the conductor in her
glove. She can eat sauerkraut with q two
tined fork. and salad with a steel knife without
gushing her lips. She can cook and clean
house and make her own gowns. In short she
economical submissive wife, and no one In
Berlin would think OF or expecting more Of her.
The sun., 1890-01-05
OEF EOR 4 aALLOP.
just How the FhshionabIe Girl Takes her
Morning hide In the Park.


A man with little black leather-covered
box stood alongside OF the bride path In Gem
tral Park, near the Fifth avenue and Fifty
ninth street entrance one bright sunshny day
recently and shot several persons in rapid sue
cession-shot them photographically speak
Ing that is. The little black box was a snap
shot camera. His victims we're several horso-
back riders They didn't know at the timo
that they wero being shot. That is what makes
their pictures interesting. Horseback riders,
like children, are more interesting when they
are not conscious On the bride paths in the
Park In the middle OF the day when only a few
nurse girls and babies and a sparrow police
man or two are there to see. the riders are not
30 particular about their style as they are later
In the day when tho city's pleasure ground Is
full OF fashionable turnouts. Those that ride
In the morning do 80 for love OF the glorious
exercise as q rule.
But there is good deal OF style even at that
time OF day II one watches sharply for 1t, rs the
man with the camera did. He discovered how
a swell New York society girl goes riding,
What first caught his eye was smartly
dressed young man In black Derby hat. The
young man wore little mutton-chop whiskers.
and was leading horse up and down near tho
park entrance. The horse was a chestnut
beauty with a cropped tail. As well us one
could judge from the little that could be
seen OF the animal. he had the bluest Of equine
blue blood flowing in his veins. His legs were
dainty and clean-cut his head was small and
well-shaped, his ears we're very small and his
eye was full OF intelligence. Most OF him was
covered with a blanket, however. Under the
blanket was a hump. which was evidently
made by n side saddle. The young man with
the mutton-chop whiskers was so patient in
leading the horse about and looked so mourn
fully serious that the man with a camera took
his picture lust as u starter. A little later he
was glad that he had done So as it went 10
form the first OF n series OF pictures which
illustrate how o 400 girl goes riding.
The sun., 1890-01-05
THE BERLIN SHOP GIRL.
Half Her Heart IE for tho Gay Student and
MnIf for Plain Fritz.

The Berlin shop girl is not so attractive In
appearance as the New York shop girl. She
has round face, short neck. square shoulders.
thick waist and big feet Her voice is rather
harsh, her forehead low. and her hair not over
abundant. She knows nothing about tailor
made suits. patent leather shoes. Easter
bonnets. silk stockings. or embroidered under
clothes. She is rarely stylish and never chic.
On the other hand, she has many agreeable
qualities which are not generally attributed to
the New York shop girl. She Ia unobtrusive.
unselnsh. and contented. She Is phenomenally
afIectionRte and faithful She has good health.
good nature. and head crammed full OF
ideals She writes and speaks her own Ian
RuaRe pretty correctly. knows good bit OF
Germanized French, land can say Yes"
Please" and Time Is money" in English
Moreover. sho has great big heart.
As in the case OF most German women the
key to the whole life OF the Berlin shop girl Is
to be found in the heart and not In the head
Her heart is divided In two quite unsympa-
thetic halves. Ono half belongs entirely to her
gay student. Tho other hall belongs entirely
to her plain Fritz. Her gay student is usually
well-to-do young scapeGrace who Is trying to
learn all thore is to know about the TnenSur and
lie in big city. while making his parents
away OF In the provinces believe that he has
an eye single to theldignity OF becoming Herr
Doctor He may be plain Schulze or Schmidt
Often enough he is a baron or count. Now
and then he is even petty prlnceling or rich
American Whatever his rank or nationality
may be. the shop girl loves him with astounding
ardor after the first ten days OF her
acquaintance with him, For her the mutations
Of his icGe finances are entirely insignificant.
same whether ho dimes her in tho students
quarter or Under the Linden. whether he takes
her to tho American Theatre or TO the big I'm
DHTlal ODSTH House. near the nalacO. - he Do
gins to quote Schillers poetry to hiA two or
three evenings after she first spoke TO him
The sun., 1890-01-05
THE CASE OF sOPDY JOHNSTON
She Was n MaHcuIIne Woman, but Sho
Would Wear a wig.
From n, Illustrated London yep,.

From The illustrated London NetOI
Well, now, was 1t not only last week that
correspondent set mo thinking on what no
woman. however strong minded would be ever
likely TO do. and that men constantly do; and
decided that the ono thing is-display q bald
head have since writing read an amusing
illustration OF the truth Of my judgment About
q hundred and fifty years ago, the laird OF Hyl;
heir. and accordingly was relecting seriously
on the education OF youth. He at length told
his wife that ip his opinion It was mistake to
better to let Nature take her own way; and he
had decided that his heir should not DO taught
corrected In any habit. Need add that when
the expected heir was born II i turned ont to be
theory. and Sophy JOhnsto on accordingly grew
up us unframed rs wild flower in the woods.
for solh had a mans voice. with which she
loved to sing mans bass song Her fayorite
amusement WAS blacksnithing: shc could shoe
her private apartment contained forge. at
which Soph spent much Of her time. Another
Nimrodin the field and u jehu OH the box.
SoPh Johnston, when rieut" nHe OF 45 or SO,
is ea4s hSssf ES ahsts snd ns fa4
OF Balcarres. where her forge was lifted UP for
her, and she was allowed TO do lust as she
nearer and she frequently said that sho cX-
pected them 20 invite her to &c, TO thom, but
Taicarres friends. The two mischiovous cid
est girls OF the house; Lady Anne lafterTard
the author OF Aulu 10 IN Gray ana Lazy
Margaret. thought 1t was pity that Soph
ing her devotion to them in this way So.
as the expected invitation, never came. they
wlckedy forged letter In the name OF the rich
relations begging Soph 70 90 TO Gibraltar.
They Intended. when she bad written her 10
their little plot But. to their horror poor old
gcn,lemanly Soph quietly posted a letter to
her relatives accepting the inyitat lon, and the
unhappy girls knew not what she had doue til
she conilded TO the fnmiy that she had al
ready begun to make her travelling box, and
had ordered herself now wiR-Rn article
which she had been suspected OF. but had
never before confessed to wearing. 30 even
poor soph Johnston. with her m9ps boots.
mans voice, mans songs, mans dlVersione,
and with q smithy and q carpenters bench was
not equal to displaying bald head.
The sun., 1890-01-05
A CHALLENGE FOR $4,000.
THE MONEY TO GO TO THE WORLDS
FAIR FUND IN THIS CITY.
An OHer for Dra. Copeland and Blair TO Ens
ter Into Competitive Examination
with Drs. Mccoy and wild.
ninn-Monev Tnlkn

mnn-Money Talks.
FOR several days there appeared q card in the
papers from Drs. Mccoy and wildman to Or. Blair.
OF the firm Copeland and Blair in which DrS Mccoy
and Wldman requested Dr. Blair conc rning
which he and his partner had circulated to tho
effect that DR.. Blair had formerly been a partner Of
Drs. Mccoy and Widman, and had taught them tDrR.
Mccoy and WHdman) their specially.
Since that card published DrR Mccoy and
Wdman have received assurance that such reports
had been circulated and they now take this opportu-
nifty for denying tho same and explaining the matter
Just as It stands.
Tho following the facts: DR.. W. F. Blair. &C the
firm of Dis Copeland and Blair. employed BY as
assistant for few months In the fall Of 1884 HO
left in tho early of 1887 taking with him Of
drug clerks and Of our advertising agentG He
began practice in Milwaukee stayed few months then
practised in Cincinnati Detroit Louisville Indanapo
lis Boston, PtsDurgh and Cleveland all in less than
three years In each he advertised as here his
location permanent .37
Learning that we the founders Of this special
treatment and style OF advertising to estab-
lish ourselves in New York. he came here and, boldly
copying our advertising. frequently very he
undertook to monopoze tho practice hero In Now
York claiming to be the originator of the same
going so far as TO claim to have taught speciality
Now to forever settle this the fol-
lowing challenge: We, Drs. Mccoy and wildman. Will
public competitive examination. to take place at
% each d an We do nos ne
Drs Copeland and Blair. in said examination the
various branches OF medicine and surgery; and II
do not to all concerned that Dr. Blair simply
our assistant for short time: and IL we do not
prove that we were specialists for several years before
prove that Drs Copeland and Blair have bodily copied
our business methods and our advertising In many in
stances word for word, aud that they salts
fled alone with this but employed ono of our drug
Rsts that they might learn what medicines used
then. II We do not prove all this Drs- Mccoy and
Widman. will forfeit Five Thousand Dollars C$5LJul to
go to the Worlds Fair Fund. Drs Copeland and Blair
10 do nkewise As an earnest of good faith we have
deposited with Harvey Fisk and Sons. bankers OF -
Nassau St. New York city. tho sum OF s., 900
Either We are initiating Drs Copeland and Bair's
business methods and Btyle OF advertising, they
initiating us Let us settle which IL tho imitator
We know of no better or fairer way than oom-
petitive examination.
J. CRESAP mccoy, MD.
HENRY g.. WILDMAH N. D.
Until tho LIST OF February Drs. Mccoy and widman
will treat all Of CRtarr for the uniform fee OF IS
month and furnish ali medicine.
The sun., 1890-01-05
GAYLORD GUSTS THE noWEs FAMILE
The Other Tenants Won't Fay Rent Untn
They Find Ont Who Owns the Monae.

They FInd Out who Owns the HouHe.
The eight families who arc the tenants OF
tho lye-story fiat house at 124 East l02d street
don't know who tho owner OF the building Ia.
Two real estate firms. representing two claim.
ants to the property, have been besieging the
tenants for a week past for the January rents.
but no rents have been paid yet.
The house was put up q year ago by Con.
tractor Ebert ID. Howes and man OF the
name OF Reeves. who owned the lot. Tho firms
money gave out and Mrs Howes says she ad-
vanced $4,000 to complete tho building and
took possession OF the property. The Howes
family moved in last spring and Mrs. Howes
has been collecting the rents ever since. Two
months ago Don A. Gaylord. to whom Mr..
Reeves had given a deed for the house on ac-
count Of materials furnished. began proceed-
inGs against the Howes's, but was unabeto
oust them. Two weeks ago Swartwout& 4 Co.. the
real estate firm which was acting for Mr.. Gay
lord ordered the Howes family out. They
didn't 90. but kent the front door locked
against all callers who looked as II they might
have come with hostile intent A week ago
SATURDAY the gas company shut on 'no khS kxbs
supply and loft everybody in d2rRness as INC
months bill had not been paid by Mrs noWenJ
Last Tuesday Mr.. Swnriwout and halt
coo coH9h o Of ms sn sareI R Ts possesson 81 tho
house. They broke in through u collar WINDOW,
knocked In the door Leading from the ceiaI 70
the ground floor hall and advanced on mr..
llowes's Hat on the second floor; The door WgS
locked hut n few blows knocked all tho panels
out Rndk4:ave the enemy possession' The
Howes was arrested the same, day on the charge
OF illegally collecting rents, but was released
on ball Mr.. Howes moved into fiat at No. l2O.
Mrs. Howes Is threatening 10 bring damsse
suits against GAYLORD. and the tenRnts moans
time are having their flats rent free. The gas
has bOeA turned on AgatRs
The sun., 1890-01-05
THE POWER OF A PLUGGED NICKEL
Whole Car Load Fascinated and Embnr-
rassed by an OutIaMed Coin.

A Whole Car Load Fascinated and EmbAF.
rassed by an Outlawed Coin.
A tall man with a dark moustache and I'M
perial got into south bound Broadway car at
Twenty-second street the other day. and took
a seat about midway up tho car. When the
conductor came for his fare tho man flshed a
nickel from his pocket. The conductor looked
al the coin sharply and passed 1t back again.
Whats the matter 2" asked the man.
Its plugged" said tho conductor.
The man put a pair OF eyeglasses on his
nose and critically surveyed the nickel He
found that the conductor was correct and
handed him a good nickel. lie WAS about to
put the bad oEe back into his pocket when he
noticed that every one In the car was looking
dropped the nickel slyly on the floor. Every
one saw lin do it, but every one tried 10 ap-
pear as II he didn't notice It. The nickel lay
oE at G9F IL A sE 10 SnE 9atS
would appear as II they coveted it II they did.
Every one seemed quito uncomfortable Two
concentrate their attention on their news
papers. The conductor passed over the nickel
once or twice. and tried not to notice It.
AT Fourteenth street IL man got In and was
about to SIT down, when he espied the nickel
no picked IT. np and tried to hand y to an old
sssRs ea9ns rId drOoSea aSS aPG E'' nous
No. didn't" said the old gentleman. with
Then everybody laughed, as Il greatly
nickel looked closely at It. turned bright Grim
son. and droppod It again. Everybody raw
averted faces, The people would glance slyly
At him from the corners OF their eyes and then
look away again very quickly. Again no ono
knew to nlcety just where II lay. II stayed in
the same place on the floor until the car
stopped Just above Chambers street. Here the
The sun., 1890-01-05

carried by the Jester OF Henry ~. Of France.
and another displays the golden calf" on the
handle A very useful as we'll rs ornamental
design IL a handle OF tortoise shell inlaId with
silver in which powder puff and box are con-
cealed. and another in Dresden china conceals
q scent bottle with a visible stopper in the form
OF rams head IN silver.
The sun., 1890-01-05

conductor told the passengers TO take the next
car. as that one was going to switch OIL and 60
M town again. As they left the car all the
nickel. but no one touched It. It started up
town again, and all the passengers went down
town with that nickel weiRhinR heavily on
The sun., 1890-01-05
THE GLASS OF FASHION

Rejects Novelties In Furs from Real Seal
TO Siberian Hare Seal. AatrRkhnn, and
Monkey-Conts, Collars, StoIeH, CnPes,
and BoRs-EmbrOidsry on Furs.
Furs we're never moro in demand never 30
much worn. and nevor 80 treated. combined
one with another, and applied on cloth. silk,
velvet, plush. and even on light, seml-da-
phanous evening fabrics "a they are this win
tor Tho pictures below give only fow, q
very few, OF the many applications OF fur TO
garments this season. 1t Ia true VIC no longer
havo tho fur-llned circulars OF the past and
squirrel or mlniver is not In fashionable favor
on this side OF tue water although 1t is said to
be In Paris.
The sun., 1890-01-05

At a sign from the young lady he sprang back
from the horses head: he and the driver
OF the carriage touched their hats at the same
and the young lady was of for her morning
ride. She disappeared around q turn OF the
path. the solemn young man picked up the
horses blanket which had fallen to the ground.
he c imbed on the seat BY the driver and the
carriage won't away to return doubtless at a
to her home, That is how a fashionable New
York girl goes riding.
The sun., 1890-01-05

A reporter got the following interview from NJ.
Fletcher the other day:
For the past lvo years have suffered terribly from
catarrh but moro recently was worse than at any
other time. wasin very bad condition. My throat
was so bad didn't know what 20 do continually
coughing ani there incessant hacking and
choking in my throat which was cogged up all the
time.
:" could feel constant dropping Of mucus from my
head to the back OF my throat and was always trying
raise something that suck In tho back OF my throat
and made me miserable This catarrh affected my ap-
petite and my sleep. got SO l couldn't eat hardly,
and didn't get half enough rest had miserable sick
headaches right across my forehead. and altogether
20 sick day in and day out that had little anbi-
tion to pursue business or pleasure.
:" TRIED EVERYTHING, BUT I NEVER GOT ANY
RELIEF TILL WENT TO DRs. mccoy AND WILD
MAN OF o EAST 42D ST, A LITTLE OVER A MONTH
AGO. THEIRS is THE ONLY TREATMENT THAT
EVER GAVE ME ANY BENEFIT. have 10 more
headaches. sleep we'll now, and my appetite Is re-
stored. Tie FIRST timo went under Drs. Mccoy and
Widmans treatment slept better than had for
months. tell you they've done me wonderful lot OF
good and it's only question of short time when will
be completely cured All they charge Till the lat OF Feb
ruary is IS month and they furnish all the medicine
can: say or do too much for Drs Mccoy and Wild
man in return for what they have done for me-"
The sun., 1890-01-05

dusky heiotrope. moonlight blue pearl, and
smoke gray, which come for evening wraps this
season. These are also fur.lincd or faced and
lined with bright satin or silk, the long tleecy
gray furs with steel embroideries taking the
place OF the white Angora or Thibet or cash
mere goat skins.
Then there arc beautifully tinted and shaded
long pile furs that are also used to trim even
ing wraps. With those are frequently worn
long and full boa OF cashmere or Thibet goat.
with muff to match.