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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23


 dox. He has three horses that go in better than three minutes, and one which he hes succeeded in getting record of 2I0 with. He says he buys horses to trade, breed and sell, and does it for amusement, although some of his members believe he is lass pious for doing 90. Its both profitable and pleasant and helps out my salary" says the sporting pastor.
 He proposes to give monthly races dur ing the season. He won two st his frst one, and his gate receipts were fairly large He sat in the sulky like 8 jockey, grew very excited as the horses came under the wire, and seemed to forget His pious call ing. Rev. Mir. Arney is ss yeafs old, is 8 college man and has been In the ministry ten years. His rsces are open to the world, but he announces that his track, which he has leased for the season, Is not as fast as he would like to have it. All races. his circular says, will be conducted ''squarely.r as far as he is able to control, and he hopes that men will not wager mopey on the re- suits. He guarantees that the judges will be competent and just.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
PRETTY AND CAPTIVATING.

Miss Lillian Walters, Who Has Made .
 Great Success in Light Opera.
 Evangeline made the longest season of any of the extravaganza companies last season, closing at Des Moines, la, on July 4 The tour extended from Bangor, Me,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

Edwin F. Smith, of the state board o3 agriculture, California. has notified the Pacifc Coast Athletic association thS* tho board will pay the railroad fsrss 10 SAcca- mepto and return of all members of ths P. c. A. A. who desire to take part In the big athletic games at the stats fair nsxt September. Capt. George ". Jordan, of the P. c. A. A, says that an unusually large number of athletes from San Fran cisco will accept tho kind offer
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

The surgical branch give special attentiO deformities of every kind snd all displaceme requiring appliances for Curvature of the SD Hip Joint Disease, Distorted Limbs or Arm successfully treated by our new Voltaic an Magnetic appliances.
 The medical brGEch deyOtes special attention to all chroEic, complicated, priyate and wasting diseases resulting from badly treated csses of sn acute special EatnIe, from lndlscre- ions of youth bringing on SpermatOrhOca, em nal weakness and 6n unnatural drain from
 body which EndermineS the cOnstitutlon-
 so Debility, Hecay. Loss of Vitality or Man ood. which results from excees of maturity.
 The reason so many are not cured oil ne aDo complaints. IS owing to a compIlcati(n cal Prostaforrhcee. which our treatment alone
 ure.
 Varicocele Wormy veins in Scrot5m. Stric- 0 re- blood and sk n impurities speedily cured s lute private trOubi safely, conhdentlally snc ouickly cured ( ata rh of the mucous mem brane of the head or bladder successfully treated. also throat and lung diseases. Female com plaints and all cOmp.ica' ed dellcate diseases of whereby none of the actual physical examins tions ore eQuired. Displacements of the uterus and all special complaints pecu lar to femsles successfully treated. Separate office for ladies who should call between the hours of 2. snde o'clock to svoit ths crowd, Office hours to daily; Sundays 10 to t2 only Generalization free
 All languages spos en and written. Wnte your own language.
 DE, LIkBIe,s WoNJkRFUI GERMAN IsvIeeRA FOR No. l, the only pOsltive cure for spermsIoh- rhes, Sem minsl Weakness. and Ecss If msnnoo or imp0teney.
 The GERMAN INvIGoRAT0R No, ?, is she only known cure for Pro statsrrhos. the compn cation that prevents the cure of aoo's com plsiuts in thousands
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

The Buffalo Athletic club will hold it's open games nt Olympic Park Aug. 30, and efforts will be made to have s number of athletes in the vicinity of New York otty compete. The growth of this club has besh very steady since its organization. and the games committee wishes to show sthleses from other cities how far the club is advanced
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

The officers of the election are: w c Brown, Inspector; c M Strauss, Judge; A c Elliott, Judge; GIL Crockett, Clerk; Chas F Hoff, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
CHESS AND CHECKERS.

Chess problem No. 7+From St. Louis Handicap Tourney.
 Black
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
Dr. Liebig & Co.

The European Medical Staff and Special Surgeonsand Phy- sicans of the Liebig World Dispensary and Information al Surgical Institute, AGO Geary St. San Francisco Cal, and 3O1 and 303 w. 9th St. Kansas City, Mo-,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
To THE REPUBLICANS:

My name appears on the ticket to be voted at the Republican primaries to day. This is unauthorized by me an d decline to be candidate.
 D. HEN DERsoN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

White Either to play and mate in four moves Checker problem No. 74By L. M. Stearns.
 Black-3, ,, z, Is, 22*
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
A Record Breaker.

F. Ed Spooner Is 8 member of the I4n- coin Cycling club. and holds the hundred mile amateur record At the tournanent at the exposition 6 year ago he won the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
All Quiet On the Potomac,

The democratic primaries opened this afternoon at 1 o'clock at Drachman's Cigar ore. Owing to the fact that but one ticket was in the field, the voting was expected to be very light. At go- ing to press, however, over one hundred votes had been cast, which was con siderable of a surprise. The popularity of the ticket has much to do with the smooth sailing in democratic waters. The following delegates are being voted for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23

White-19, 90, e1-, 25. 2s. 30. White to play and win.
 SOLUTIONS. Chess problem No. 78.
 White Black. L..B to Q RE Any. Checker problem No. 73-By Percy M. Bradt.
 White to play and win. White-20-, 22#. Black-19, 21.
 White. Black. 1..2p to % 1..2l to 25 2. .26 to 91 2..3S to 30 ..o1 to 27 8..l9 to M 4..27 to B9 4..24 to % 5..e0 to 2 5..80 to @ 6. "A to 1Q 6..28 to 81 1-19 to 15 7..H to % e..16 to IS and wins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
AGENTS WANTED.

REMEMBE also that the payment ofPrixs
 GU BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets ars chartered rights are recognised in the highest Courts; therefore. beware of any limitations or aa onyniOus schamas.
 REMEMBER that the present charter of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, which the Supreme Court of the U. s. has decided to be a CONTRACT with the State of Louisiana and part of the Consultation of the State, DOES NOT expire until the FIRST JANUARY. 1895.
 The Legislature of Louisiana, which adjourned an AMENDMENT to the Consultation of the State, which will carry the charter of the Louis jana State Lottery Company up to the year Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
IPRECEDENTRD ATTRACTION O OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature. for Education- al and charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, in by an overwhelming popular vote, and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

You see in the papers every day that
the State Fair is to be the grandest ever
held. 1t is so every year, and still when
the people get to Macon they find the
same old bulls, chickens and fan-tail pig
cons that have been exhibited there for
the past ten years. The side-shows, ia
kris, fat women and iron jawed men are
all there and that is about all to be seen.
The main reason of the successive fail
ules of the agricultural society to hold a
state Fair, they claim, is the opposition
met from the city council and business
men of Macon. The council agreed to
keep up the buildings, stalls, chicken
coops and grounds and the society asked
for 5000 to be used this year and only
81 900 was appropriated. The society
and the people do not pull together in
the same traces.
Another thing. The officers Of the So
ciety fail to get the support of the press
of the state, us they do not spend dol
az" iVi '''Ncl 'lHihSi 81 oeCitCdiy JcIIlSoH
informed us few days ago Unless Che
State Fair authorities adopt a more lib
eral policy they will never succeed The
Record would be glad to see an annual
exhibition every year that would be
equally creditablc to Georgia and the
management, but,we see very little hope
for such a thing as long as the managers
and the city of Macon pull against each
other. -MOntenma Record.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
ChilIs md Fever.

When person gets the chills and fe-
yer they don't want to take a medicine
that does them no good. They don t feel
a bit like doing such foolish thing.
They want medicine that is safe and
one that is sure. Wen, there is one rem
cdy that while being perfectly harmless
has never failed and never viii fail to
completely cure chilis and fever, and that
remedy is Smiths Tonic Syrup, 1t is
made by Dr. John Bull, of Louisville,
Ky, and Is as sure to cure chills and fe-
Yer as daylight is to follow darkness, In
the malalial season it is an excellent
remedy to have handy, A single dose
will check cold and allay feverish symp-
toms. Every intelligent family should
keep it in their household and use 1t as a
preventive Of colds and malaria, as well
as a quick cure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
as a can of baked beans.
1t Served Him Right.

Boys who smoke cigarettes should note
the following incident:
At prominent business house the
other day boy probably Is years of age
stepped in and made application for
position.
The proprietor looked at the boy and
gave him negative answer, The boy,
who was smoking a cigarette, walked to
the door and started out, when the bust
ness man called back, inquired his name
and then said to him:
young man, allow me as an elder to
give you some advice. The next time
you want position do not go into a
house smoking one of those things.
When you are as old as l am you will APP
prcciate the advice | now give you"
After the boy had retired the business
man said to a by-stander: II need sever
al boys, and | like that one face, but
would not employ any boy who smokes
those things"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
4 MONUMENT TO col. A. R. LAMAR.
A Pretty Tribute to n Noble and Bril-
liant Man.

Col. T. J. Bmney, the well-known
newspaper man, is engaged in most
laudable undertaking-the raising of a
fund with which to erect monument to
the late Col. Albert r. Lamar, of Macon.
The News and Advertiser wishes Col.
Burney success in his undertaking, and
will be glad to contribute its mite to this
noble object
There are thousands in Georgia and
and elsewhere who will find pleasure in
helping to erect a monument to Gcorgia's
peerless Journalist.
Albert r. Lamar was a matchless jour
nalist His pen was composite of acri-
mony and tenderest passion In its roy
al sweep it often gathered the prisms of
the rainbow and distilled them with the
perfume of earth's sweetest flowers. In
his flowing lines one could hear the muir
meling brooklet purling over chrystal
pebbles, the drone of bees, the soft cooling
of the ring-dove, or the melancholy song
OF the whip-poor-will And then again
one could hear the mystic music of the
stars, or see the soft simmer on the rest
full bosom of sun-lit seas, or feel the south
wind as ii came stealing over bank of
violets emaptuling with its balm the PHI
ant senses. And then would come the
cyclones roar, the eagles triumphant
scream, the impetuous and reSistless rush
of mountain torrent over the crags and
cliffs, defying Instructions and under
mining and hurting forward and down.
ward the powders in its pathway. His
heart was the haunt of burning passion,
of poetic tenderness, of everlasting fideli-
ty and vitIiolic hate His brain was an
aggregation of logical sequences, of ana
lytical proofs, of prophetic insight, and
his pen was the slave OF all these. I'm
der their influence it flashed, pruned
smote and annihilated, and then became
the wand with which the curtains of
darkness and sorrow We're pushed back
so that the sunlight of joy and gladnoss
might fall upon the hearts of men.
We shall not see his like again soon,
and the mantle which hung in royal folds
around his royal shoulders, rests still
upon the memory of his greatness.
Let the monument be built-Albany
News
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
The (auSp OF PuIn.

An ache or pain is not of itself dis
ease, it is but symptom, and warns the
sufferer that there il something
to matter with his physical organiza-
ton. Weak kidneys, bad blood and
nervousness are frequently the source
or cause of many mysterious aching sen
sations that aiiIict the body. You can
remove the cause of such distress by us
ing b. b. b. botanic Blood Balm.)
G. II. Roberts, Atlanta, Ga, writes
MY kidneys were disordered and gave
me excruciating pain. A single bottle of
Il. b. b. helped me wonderfully"
VIM, N. Nelson, McDonongh, Ga,
writes: 'B. b, b. has benefited my
daughter very much. She was afflicted
with severe nervousness. l think it the
best family medicine"
'W X. Ellis, brunswick, Ga, writes
IL haxe tried b, b. B. and it is great
thing for the blood. 1t also cured me OF
rheumatic palms,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

when told he was at the hotel he ordered
the negro to show him the way there, re-
marking that he was going to have the
money
He locked McDuflie the white man, in
the Jail, and with the negro for guide,
went to Carter's room and getting the
drop on him demanded his money, and
Carter sprang to one side, and drawing
pistol fired at Burrows, and the out
law fired at the same instant, but Car
ter's sudden move most probably saved
his life. He received the outlaws bull
let in his shoulder The bullet from
Cartel's pistol struck Burrows in the
middle of the abdomen and he fell dead.
The ball passed through his body. Car
ter is badly wounded but may recover.
The Boston Highwaymam in Action.
"Pause9' sternly commanded Chica-
go Tribune footpad, pointing loaded
revolver at the head of the bclated pcdes-
uian. suspend progress immediately
or with the index member of the digital
extremity of the dexter manipulatory or
gan | communicate motion to the small
metallic lever ON the neither side OF this
weapon and release the mechanism il
holds in check, thereby permitting the
resultant conclusion to explode the de-
tonating illuminate contained in the rear
ward portion of the cartridge, vaporize
the combined product of nitrate of pot
ash, sulphur and pulvelized carbon with
which it is in immediate contact, and
impart sudden and propelling impulse
to the elongated leaden projectile, to Sc
cure the propulsion of which with the
adequate velocity this mechanical device
originally was brought into the sphere of
action
'What do you want?' gasped the as
tonished victim.
THE immediate transfer and sunen-
der of whatever auriferous or argentifer-
GUS disks coined for purposes of ex-
change or printed notes exchangable for
such disks Of which you may by any for
tutitous concentration of circumstances
be the posseSSor, together with such 9TH
er articles of intrinsic value, OF capable
of being hypothccated for the necessary
means of subsistence rs may have found
a temporary lodgment in your garments
Nothing OF nutritious or alimentary ma
ture has passed my lips in twenty-four
hours he added, with smOthercd sob
"The cxigcncics OF my financial situa-
ton leave me no other resource than to
take these imperative measures. Elk
trude the impedimonia, or the crepita-
tion viii eventllate at once"
rs it something to eat you want?'
''That is the sumnum bonum of my
waning ambition-the ne plus ultra of
my hopes
From basket on his arm the bclated
traveller took out cylindrical package
lie gave it to the footpad, who held it up
where the rays of a dim street lamp fell
mon it, gave one glance at the printed
liable, shricked deliriously and tainted
for joy
| was q cNn of baked hpoDS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
LATE.

BIRMISGHAM, Ala, bet s.-Rube Bur-
rows, the outlaw and train robber, was
shot and killed at Linen this morning
by J. {. Carter, one ofhis captors, Car
ter received bullet il the breast from
the outlaws pistol an is dangerously
wounded
COuricIs from Linda, who have just
arrived, give the following particulars of
Che shooting:
Last night Burrows Was placed in the
shclifrs Office inside he Jail and was
guarded by McDuiiic, one OF his captors
and q negro Carter, tie Other captor OF
the outlaw, went to thohotcl and went to
sleep, with the money ound on Burrows
in his possession. Burrows was hand
cuiiod and his feet tied and a short time
before day this morning he complained
of being hungry and asked for something
to eat, and McDuiiie answered that he
had nothing to eat. A pair of saddle
bags, taken from Burrows, was lying in
one corner OF the room.
II have some crackers in my saddle
bags, there, if you will hand them to
me- said the prisoner, and MeDuflie
handed the saddle-bags to Burrows with,
out opening Thorn, and Burrows put hi,
manacled hands int the bag for mo
ment end brought out two pistols, anc
he covered McDuiiie and the negro an,
ordered them to unite him, which the,
did, and keeping the negro in front o
] him. RnrraMs.tl both mel
Ind askel
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
IOwa's tramp Law.

Iowa has passed a stringent tramp law
II declares that any male person sixteen
years of age OF over, who is wandering
about begging or idle, and who cannot
show any reasonable effort to secure en-
ployment, shall be deemed tramp, sent
to jailand put at hard work While in
Jail he shall not he allowed tobacco, liq-
uors, sporting or illustrated newspapers,
cards or any Other means of amusement.
So much mortgaged land in Western
Kansas has come into the hands of the
loan companies, through foreclosures
and the exodus OF farmers, that syndi-
cate of the mortgages has been formed
known as the syndicate Land Compa-
ny, to dispose of or cultivate the surIen-
dered acres for the benefit of the com
bined owners Their holdings are said
to be very large. Ii is not surprising
that many of the Kansas farmers tlIinl
The times are our of gear.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
Real Estate.
III. HORSLeY.
REAL ESTATE .AGENT,

- - = a. .AAN'A1As -
Iirs ter Sule the following valu-
bic property:
One house and lot on Lee
Street.
one house and lot on Coli
lege Avenue.
One lot I8ox 2Io on Col
lege Hill.
One beautiful residence
and lot on Vine St.
nc farm of 400 acres stu
ated a miles west of town.
This farm is one of the best
improved farms in the
county.
One farm of 200 acres site
atcd 8 miles southeast of
town.
A valuable 7 room resi-
dence in Brentwood.
One small store house in
Brentwood.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

George Schmidt, Brooklyn man, was
him: when from your body your
breath goes, on your grave will spit.
He was arrested under the postal laws
and fined $3.50, and his mouth has been
so dry ever since he couldn't even spit
over his shoulder
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
THREE GOOD STORIES.
how OUR CoRGRESSAES ABUSE ITEM.
SELVES.
Private John Aliens ana Buck XII
gore's Interesting Experiences.

I
| During their leisure moments our ma
tional law-makes amuse themselves by
telling "reminiscences.
At one OF the recent seances, Private
John Allen, of Mississippi, had the floor.
Did YOU know that | never told but
one lie in my life" said the Mississippi
an. THAT cured me. 1t was back in
1852, day or two after the second battle
of Manassas. | was a small bare-footod
soldier boy about fifteen years old, march,
ing with Lees army towards Maryland
Ny feet became SO sore from marching
over the rocks that / had to fall out of
line and became separated from my COM
mand and consequently from all commits
sary stores ON which could draw The
country had been so often raided by
both armies that it was difficult to get
anything to eat. l was very hungry and
thought | should starve when suddenly
spied house away from the road which
seemed to have been missed by the sol
dlers. The family was just sitting down
to a good dinner and at my special re-
quest they invited me in. | do not re-
member to have ever enjoyed dinner
so much. and not knowing when | would
get anything more tried myself and ate
very big dinner, in fact, l took on
about three days rations. left this
house and had gone about three miles
when saw some nice looking ladies GO
ing towards a hospital with a covered
basket | was sure they had something
for the sick soldiers, and while | did not
feel that could eat anything more then,
| thought l had better make some pro-
visions for the future and that | might
get something to take along in my haver-
sack. | was small for my age and a
rather hard looking specimen. You
would never have supposed ] would have
developed into the specimen of manly
beauty you now see before you. | APP
putting on my hungriest and most pitiful
look said:
Ladies, can you tell me where poor
soldier boy, who has not had "A mouthful
to eat for three days, can get something
to keep him from starving?
You should have seen the look of
sympathy on their faces us they said
We must not let this poor boy starve;
and opening their baskets, in which they
had two pitchers of Cruel, they began to
feed me on cruel out of spoon Now
when WAS a child they used to feed me
on Cruel when l was sick, and l disliked
it above all thing eatable, but having
told the story about my hunger had to
cat it. Well, was never so punished
for a story rs was by having to eat that
Cruel on my dinner, but l have often
thought maybe it was fortunate thing
for me- 1t broke me from telling stories.
have never told one since.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15
Ignore Them.

That vile lcech, the tattlcr, is on his
rounds sapping the life blood of all hu-
man happiness--couldnt exist without
it. They sit and listen gleefully TO any
thing harsh you may say of your neigh
Dor, either pettishly OF in joke, and
then carry 1t magnifed and patched
up to suit him or her self and pour it
scoIching hot into the ears of your best
friend and endeavor to get him to say
something equally as harsh Then little
by lttlc this internal ghoul of human
society illches the happiness of human
friendship and develops between the
kindest of neighbors and the best of
friends feeling of hatred which should
be known only to demons, Let all de-
cent people shun these busy bodies going
about sowing the seeds OF discord and
traducing his fellow-man. Concatenated
compounds of assinine meanness! They
should be ignored -Abbeville Medium,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

Farmer Patterson, Of Pennsylvania. is
said to be the only agliculturist who ev-
ssr applied to the grange for information
as to whether he should bury rooster
or a hen in order to produce egg plants.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

The city council of Waynesboro has
pl iced tax on immigration agents.
This embraces parties who come from
other counties and endeavor to procure
laborers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

Mr., Chandler, of Georgia, told good
one ON himself the other day
During the campaign in Mississippi,
said he, 1--WE were short on rations, and
one of the boys and myself were out for
aging. We had only gone short dis
lance when we met a couple Of young
boys coming towards camp with some
pies They were chicken pies, the boys
said, and we purchased them without
hesitation. We paid the boys and sat
down and commenced eating, for we were
as hungry as wolves Just as we had
about consumed the pies we heard the
boys quarreling over in the woods about
the division of the money. Listening,
we heard one Of the boys in a whining
voice say:
" Now, Fill, COL darn your soul, you
have got to give me hall of that money,
for you know them puppies was half
miner
well, in about a half second we were
the sickest confederates you ever saw,
and from that day to this have never
been able to eat any kind of meat pie -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-15

Divore lawyers have hard time Of it
because they are always working against
tl,astixle