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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
The First of the Season.

We are always first, and our speciality is to have the first fruits of the season
 and the freshest. For everything nice
 in the line of green fruits, butter, eggs and vegetables, also tobacco and cigars. at wholesale or retail, stop at our place and try us.
 | GEORGE RAFAILovIcH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
No Train West Yet.

The train which left this morning for the west were obliged to turn back at Picacho, owing to rise in the Santa Cruz few miles beyond. It is expected that the road will be clear again by midnight,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
Buckleu's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblain's corns, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi- lively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
 For sale by Geo. Martin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
For a Warm Day.

One of the best invigorators for a warm day is Dr. Martins vichy. It is a cool, healthful, agreeable and popular drink.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
The Weather.

Report of meteorological observations taken at Fort Lowell, \. T., for the week ending Aug. 24, 1890.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
S1O Reward.

Strayed or stolen, from the subscriber at Red Rock Station, s. P. R. R., Pima Co.,, Arizona, June F, 1890,
 ONE BROWN GELDING, Branded X" inside of circle, on left thigh, aT' on right shoulder, 15. hands high, 15 years old, star in forehead, streak and snip on nose, right-hand foot white, heavily saddle-marked, scared from cuts by wire fence on left leg and on both fore ankles. When last seen was lame from crack in hoof of right fore foot, was shod all round and dragging rope. Above reward will be paid for information leading to his recovery.
 CLARENCE WAY,
 Phenix Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30

once began fiilibustering, and Jed to nn affray this atternuOn b-tweeu B ok sIth of New Jers.y, aud Wiisrn of Washing ton. Roll was b4iug called upon rul- ing by 5pe. krr Rea'!, resp rtIng t.e calling to order Of Cnuu"r ay E iiO4 of renn., ior words srukeu | :: d~hatH {. Mason wss c-ilicIsDe Osnt oH shG B ok with and Wilson t'ok part Iu tie con troverey. SuddAnly Wilson and Beck with were seeu to rise and th'- for m-r stuck, lightly ionching hlm ":. tHr breast L-naac: s.rn'y betweeu them, and Wilso., YVES uaabl- to Teach r nd kim W lliams If O 'i", hnxi us |" H'' the bffrAy, s-iz .i Beck witr fIon b.! inc and forced hIm to his Scat A, tlI= supposed assailsht in tie reh:, a'd Il required the effor of two or ,hree it prevent collision Williams resurt' Beckwiih he had no hostile te, tio: ! and ths latter resumed his s-et | McAdoO attacked CaunuI's re-O'uiiu. bitterly his siate-mh hnshi! and historical knowledge
 l Cannon ross and admitted that he Wei not great statesman, and also Hdmltte6 the superiority of the gentleman iron New Jersey, but his fri-rd Rbouuds" Il one thing and that was ~ind, and rnde pressure 1t went out. Loud laughter There was instantly great confusion an' disorder.
 McAdoo stated that be wanted tn words to go upon record as specimen of Cannon's vulgarity.
 Finally quiet was restored and late
 n the day Cannon apologized for hi
 tatement. saying he hoped no vulga construt tio would be put upon it.
 A call of the house disclosed the pres eDcs of 198 members.
 A motion to dispense with fuithe proceedings was lost.
 Crosius offered resolution to ares abs=nt members, directing the sergean at arms to telegraph for them. and re voking all leaves of absence except l cases of sickness. Agreed to and hous
 adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30

Il tained elOOO sterling, or, rather, give | him two bank notes of 1000 francs each as want that sum immediately" The lady was aware that her husband had received the portfolio, but did not kno \ where he had put it, so she sent the pretended female diplomatist the 9S( she called for. No more calls were re | ceived from the distinguished stranger and when the American returned home he wrote to the friends in London iron whom she presented letters Of lntroduc tion. The answer was that they were forgeries. Information was given to thu police here, who opened the famou portfolio, and found 1t contained noth ing except few cuttings from news papers and two or three documents O no value. For some days the detective were unable to lay hands on the delIn quent, but they have now succeeded Il arresting her in the Avenue des Ternes
 BDDEFoRD, Me-, Aug. 27.-A sensa tion was created this morning when U $. Marshal Saunders placed under aI rest seven aldermen of Beddeford. Ill took them to Portland On warrants iron the U. $. District Court. The alderme ar. charged with neglecting to strik from the Biddeford voting lists tn names of parties not legally permitted t vote, and for conspiracy in arranging place on the list for names of person not legal voters. This action is the GU minatlon of recent naturalization troU bles in Biddeford.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. N.-SuperiO Judge Cheney rendered lengthy decii ion today against the Los Angelo City Water Go. and in favor of E. Steen ct al. The Water Co. claims tn exclusive franchise to furnish water an
 the decision is adverse to its claim.
 MANSFIELD, Ohio, August N.-Tt
 locomotive on a freight train on Ih New York, Penpsylvnia & Ohio e' 3 ploded this morning. The engineer an ' fireman were instantly killed. Fire con municated to the oil cars in the train an
 l5 were destroyed.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Probably no mcdc.h science presents
. widss ecid for speculation than that
OF chemistry. and more especially. per-
haps, tina. branch Of the science which
treats Of organic compounds. Since
the day when Woher overthrow the
notion that organic substances were
exclusively the products Of the opera.
ton Of so.callrd vital force by his
discovery Of the synihcsis Of urea. n
great number OF bodies. hitherto OBJ
tanned only In Natures laboratory.
have successfully been built up, rs II
result Of careful and most minute
study Of thor exact nature.
The discovery Of the preparation Of
substances by article, I orc particular
" the dyes. has, as matter Of course.
influenced 'r,y considerably home and
Foreign industries. VIVA, shall he said.
then, when chemistry promises to solve
hard problcUis Of political and social
cconomyP IN mn address delivered at
Heidelberg. BY no less eminent au
authority than Victor Meyer I, 1. an
nounced ".hlt we may reasonably
hope that chemistry will teach US Ia
mako the fibre Of wood the source OF
human food What an enormou.
stock Of food. then. will be found. II
this becomes possible, In the wood ui
our forests. o. sycn In grps- nni STRAW.
The fibre OF wood consists essentially
Of ccllulin. &c. Hi0. o.. Can thi. bc
made TO change into siarcli' Starch
has exactly the same percentage com.
position. but. NJ every one knows. II
differs very much In lis properties. and
the nature Of It's moleculc Is probably
much more complex. Ccllulin Is oil
little or no dietctic value. and II Is not
altered. like starch. In boiling water
II really gives glucose when treated
with strong sulphuric acid. Us Is easily
shown when cottonwood, which Il
practically pure ccllnlin. Is merely i'm.
mcrsed Ia Il. Starch gives tho same
product when boiled with weak acid
The author further quotes tho ~
searches Of Hcllrigcl. which 10 TO show
beyond dispute that certain plant,
transform atmospheric nitrogen iutc
albumcD. and that this process can h,
improved By suitable treatment. The
production. therefore. OF starch from
cellulin. together with the enforced In.
crease Of al6umcn IN plants wonld. II
adds, la reality signify tho abolition oI
the bread question. IL must DO born,
In mind. however. that theory. iasclnni.
Ing and promising thought II may bc.
Is not always capable Of being followed
up by = practical rcsuli.-Lon,ion Ian.
eel
The state herald., 1890-07-04

From the car windows OF the trains
OF the Denver Rio Grundc railroad
can be seen the greutest spectacles Of
Natures wonders presented by any
railroad on the globe, on account Of
which this road has gained the much
merited title Of tho "Scenic hine OF
the World;''
The Rio Grande Is essentially the
tourists line, aud over 1t the traveller
secures equul comfort and speed, with
the added pleasure OF beholding sights
and scenes unequalled for grandeur,
beauty and sublimity anywhere In this
country or Europe. No American
should miss the opportunity to see the
grandeur of his own country MS seen
only by n journey over this line, and
by 80 doing hang such pictures on the
walls OF theinory, that all the Mt
tempts OF the most celebrated artists
will seem weak and trivial in the
presence OF Natures majestic works
ambng the snow-cr6wncd peaks OF the
Rocky Mountains. II any Of our
readers desire TO know more about
these stupenduous works OF Nature,
write to $. X. Hooper, General Pas
senger Agent. Denver, Colorado, and
he will send you, FREQ OF cost, elegant
ly illustrated books giving II full de-
scription OF the marvels Of the "Sccnic
Line.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

She spiked Her Own Dun.

A wcll-known citizen adopted =
novel cxpcdient the other night "a
secure peace. II was incumbent on
him to attend 10 somu business down.
town aud he promised his wife bo
would positively be back Mt $50. There
would DO no sllp.up. no accidents or
mishEp-. no 'lfs or there could
10 no mistake about 1.-THE would b.
home at $3.50 prompt. His wife looked
= little doubtful. WIN you give me u
for every hour you arc later Than thalP'
she asked.
Done" be exclaimed, and forgot all
about II.
A. he CROPPED his way In ut ! / o'clock
he suddenly bcthonghi himself Of his
wager. or course his wife was up.
Here. my dear. I'm two hours and n
hnlf late. here's u, Double pny.
Now. don't say n word" The lady
saw that she could not bonornbly ~.
fuse TO abide by the compact. but de.
rlarvs now that she wouldn't have
taken go for the curtain lecture which
she had mapped out md committed 10
memory ior the occasion. 81. Louy
keptkika
The state herald., 1890-07-04
"rhe La.e., siberian Tragedy

We quote the following from George
Remnants article In the Century: .'TEc
survivors Of the Yakutsk massacre
were tried by court martial. without
benefit Of counsel. upon the charge Of
armed resistance TO the authorities, aud
all were found guilty. Three Of then,
were hanged; fourteen. including four
women. were condemned to penal s~r-
vitudc for life; live. Including two
women. were sent 10 the mines for
fifteen years; four boys aud girls less
than twcnty-onn years of aye were
condemned TO penal scrvitndc for ten
years. and two others were sent ns
forced colonists 10 the Arctic VILLAGE Of
Vcrkhoyansk and srcdni Koiynsk. In
the rcmotcst part OF Yakutsk.' And
this sentence. tho 81. Petersburg OH.
cinls LAY. Is nh evidence Of thu .un.
sound moderation Of the ,judgp who
composed the court martial! a further
proof Of tho unusual moderation" In
furnished by the fact that tho political
exile kohan.Burnstcin. after receiving
four severe bullct-woupjs n. the time
Of the massacre. and after lying nearly
i've months In n prison hos piial. was
carried TO tho scniIod on cot bed
and hanged by putting tho moose
around his neck md dragging the bed
out from under him. II this i Russian
moderation. QUE might well pray 10
be delivered from Russian severity.
Conc OF the executed men. two hours
before the rope was put about his neck.
scribblcd lasty farewell noic 10 his
potnrudcs In which hu auId Wa nr,,
not afraid To die. but try -y0u--io
make our deaths count for something
write all this TO KEENAN,.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
'lThis Is a hard set, as the hon snil
when she was trying ID hatch porcelain



Tho voyager cannot DO provided with II
safer remedy and protective medicine than
Hostotter'a Stomach Bittcrs. Abundant
testimony exists to prove that 1t utilities
hurtful climatic influences md the effects
Of exposure, that il reconciles tho stomach
10 unaccustomed food, and prevents iniur-
ious results from impure water Mariners,
tourists, emigrants and miners have all
contributed their quota Of testimony in its
behalf, and It's protective influence has
been most effectually demonstrated In re'
gions and under conditions where, II not
really effective, that fact would long since
have been exposed. In no class OF disor-
dcrs have its remedial and preventive
properties been moro conspicuously shown
than In cuscs Of malarial fcvers, mnladics
for which II Is tho most popular specific
in existence, both here and In the tropics,
where Its reputation is scarcely second TO
that which 1t enjoys on this continent. II
Is, moreover, a most agreeable appetizer
und nervine.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
If Undecided. Perhaps this will Help
You,

Where to go, what 10 do, how 10 do II,
and tho expense involved questions ari-
tating 90 many households contemporary
with tho advent OF summer. are all an
swcred satisfactorily In this pages OF the
handsome volume entitled Health and
Pleasure" Just issued by the Passenger
Department Of the New York Central &
Hudson River Railroad.
The book is profuseiy Illustrated, con
tnins several valuable maps, and tho In
formation is presented Ia n concise, yet
readable manner. II embraces nm exten
sive list Of summer hotels and boarding
houses along the Hudson, among the Cats
kills, In the Adirondack Mountains, al
Ssratogs, Lake George, Niagara Falls,
and other fsmour rescrts.
Copies of the book may be obtained free
upon application to w. B. Jerome, General
Western Agent, No " Clark ST, Chicago,
or will be mailed postpaid upon receipt OF
ten cent? 10 stamps, by George II. Daniels,
General Passenger Agent, Grand Central
Station, New York.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Mourn, Italy. with England inourn. for 10th
He sang with cong discriminating love,
Thy towrrr that hnkh tic wooded urag- above;
Thy trclllscd vineyards purple ovcrgrowth;
Thy mniin balm; Thy nopniid-'s pleasing
tiOth;
Thy convent bell. dim lake. md hornewsrd
dove:
Thine evening star. that through the powered
alcove
Rllvrrs the white night Of the circlInG moth.
lie sang thy best aud worst-fnso love, fierce
war.
Renaissance craft. child Eraccs sanity art.
lid pofnps from ''tnsa Guild Window sc~n,
There dwclt m happy, there that minstrel
queen.
who shared his poct crown but rladdensd
morn
To hold. unshnr-si. her poets manly heart.
Aubrey dc We're, In the Century.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
Milton Mays IN Possession or Solid
Cash Tor His lobialsha State
Lottery Ticket,

oven,boro tkyJ Inquire. I,nssi.
A reporter OF tho Inquirer dropped Int,
tho Farmers and Traders Bank yos,erla,
morning and learned from the cashier thai
tho cash had bcen forwarded for ono TWEEN
,icth Of ticket No, ih,aiD. which drew Ia,
first capital prize OF $4,000 Ia tho draw
Ing OF Thu Louisiana State Lottery on the
18th Inst,
Being fully assured by the cashier TINT
tho ;iacc was actually deposited IN tho
bank, the reporter started out 10 Interview
Milton Mays, tho owner "Dpubtlo-s you
eau now toll us sonicthiha OF tho feelings
Of rich man ~ well ~ those OF po OF
one, Nit, said tho reporter.
"So. air, ! have never felt tho dlfcr.
cnccn
"whnt will you do with tho moncyr'
"Part OF II Will No for home, part foi
n better team, and the rest win BIO safely
invested.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Ono OF the leading and largest manufac'
turers Of corsets In the United States has
hit upon tho very novel plan Of making
corsets for each season OF the year. IL has
been known TO the ladies' themselves for
years, how cumbersome aud uncomfort-
able the average corset is in the summer.
This company now manufactures line OF
open mesh, specially siiirened corsets,
warranted to keep shape perfectly md add
gracefulness TO the figure. The goods
are being adopted throughout tho country.
and afe becoming absolutely Indispensable
for summer wear. The publishers OF the
Housekeeper, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, with
characteristic enterprise have taken an
open ordet for thousands OF pairs OF these
corsets 10 distribute among their lady
friniids throughout the entire country. II
is one OF the boldest steps yct taken by any
newspaper publishers, and IL will be i'm
possible 10 estimate the number OF
ladies' that will be directly benefited
No leaders OF fashion or authorities on
dress, have failed TO endorse these sum
mer corsets. In this day OF modest dress
and correct taste II is TO be hoped that
comfort will always reign supreme In the
matter OF our ladies' wear
The state herald., 1890-07-04
Teachers National Association at ST.
Paul - tlalf Fare Excursion
Rates,

The rate to tho Annual Meeting TO be
held at st. Paul, July 18th to July 18th,
1850, inclusive, from all points on the Chi
eago Rock Island s. Pacific (both east
ind west Of tho Missouri River) and Al
bert Lea Route, will be ono lowest first
class fare for the round trip, plus s, for
membership fee--good for return passage
with stop over privileges) after July llth
to September 30th, $50. Special vesti-
buled trains Of elegant chair cars, Pull.
man slecpers and dining cars. Low ex-
cursion rates beyond St Paul TO all points
Of interest to tourists and pleasure seek
crs. Teachers and otbers who travel via
the Rock Island and Albert Lea routes,
will enjoy splendid trip ut the least pos
| siblo cost. For tickets or further infor-
nation, apply to any Rock Island repre-
sentative. or address John Sebastian, Gen
Tiki and Pass. Agent, at Chicago, Ills.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Str Norcls Free, will be sent by Cragin
& Co., Philada., Pa, TO anyone In tho u. S.
or Can ada, ros,ngc paid, upon receipt Of 81
Dobbns' Electric soup wrappers. Sec list
OF novels on circulars around each bur.
Sonp for sale by all groccrs.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

While sinking u well In San Luis
Obispo county. California. Mr.. Andcr.
son cShumed tho fossil veitebrw Of N
whale. Tho well Is 1900 fec, above tho
scs level,
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Hoyy's this; A few days ago Bismurcl.
took a stand and Bill Hohenxollern strucl,
un attitude, yet neither of them were ar-
rpsted
The state herald., 1890-07-04

a man never becomes so wise that he
can tell which is worst in this world, love
without moncY or mOney without love.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
GOT HIS MONEY.

Restaurant keepers nrc always ready 70
steak man when he has money.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

Never believe all the good man say
about himself, nor NIL the bad he says
about his uoighbors
The state herald., 1890-07-04

A prosperous butcher Is always able Ia
meat his Indebtedness.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
GRATIFYING 70 ALI.

Tue high position attained ind tho uni
vorsal acceptance and approval Of tho
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
F'igs,ns the most excellent laxative known,
illustrate tho value OF the qualities on
which Its success Is based and IRE abnn-
dan,ly gratifying 10 ths California Fig
Syrup Company.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
Maiiimdih Corse, Enterprise.

Tho expenses of IN electric company
may be summed up as current expenses.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

What vast difference II makes with
the average man whether he picks up II
:arpot tack with his llngors or his heel.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

First Fisherman--"What Mcki" Sec
ond Fisherman-"None ut all; can't get
the cork out.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

W. V. MORSE & CO..
Shoe Manufacturers Omaha, Neb.
Wales Goodyear Rubhers are the best.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER.

In New York society Shcpard's fub dub
organ 10 called the Snail In Distress
The state herald., 1890-07-04

he got down. Ho seemed to have u
good deal Of difficulty In nlighting. and
Eroaned In most lugubrious fashion.
The young man opposite mo lay curlcd
up ON his seat, but could sec that his
eyes were wido open. aud that he was
cycling me with sharp. keen glance.
Ny eyes probably responded when they
fell upon his. for he Strengthened up
IN an alert fashion and leaned toward
mo.
Say" he whispered. ''do You think
that old chaps all rightP Strikes me
that grooming OF his was put on. What
d'yc think?'
Tho question startled me no less than
tho young fellows manner. and was
about 10 make some reply when gun
or pistol shot rang Ia our ears. fol.
lowed by yell either OF pain or sur.
prise. aud lurch Of tho hack threw
mo forward against my companions
knees.
Either the shot or the yell Ind start.
led our team. md we went down the
bank and Into tho stream with lungc.
! heard shots--onc. two. thrcc--as we
splnslicd through tho water. Then
more yclls, loud aud fierce.
Ny notion Of what had happened OF
was happening was confused for mo.
mont. and thon saw my eomradc-
for tho light still burned crawling
through 10 tho drivers scat N wc
went carscning up tho opposite bank.
A second later he had gathered the
lines. which were tod In front. and
while no held them with ono hand he
vrust,etl "A rib Of thu hnck with tina
other. Then no leaned out and glanced
back.
Luckily the horses, which wcrc 70.
Ing q . gallop--they were animals
which needed no urging 10 tho
ruad, and the cool.heAdcd young fol.
w ~ ~ nIlehed evk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28
An AkcADIAN COUNTY.
Not One Case Upon which 70 Call
Grand Jary.

Not One Case Upon which to Call .
Grand JaFy.
MI. vERsoy. Feb. 25.--The Skagit Rail-
way and Lumber Company is soon to open
. bank at Sedro. The company is backed
by Walter J. Thompson. Henry Drum and
other Tacoma capitalists.
Owing 70 the great increase in business
at the auditors office he has been COM
PEELED to increase his Office room and add
several new clerks to his force.
The county commissioners adjourned
las; Thursday.
The county commissioners have tbut by
what authority OF law no one knows)
offered . reward OF 500 for information
leading TO the arrest and conviction OF any
person selling liquor without q license.
Several OF our young and promising cap
italists are nov in Blaine investing their
spare money in town property.
Superior Court meets here next Monday
hu; no grand jury. for in fact there is no
need for one, As there Is not case for one
To work on.
The boats coming to this town have been
very irregular for the last ten days owing
10 bad weather and worse boats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28
STRANGE DISCOVERY.


Wagon Load Of Clothing Found in An
Unoccupied Barn.
GolDgxpALE, Feb. 27.-Mr. Wedgood, .
farmer who lives some fourteen miles east
Of Goldendaie, who. with his sons, was
feeding stock on Q neighboring ranch
known ~ the Kirkland place, last Sunday
evening. was greatly surprised to unearth
in the loft OF the barn, slowed snugiy away
in one corner. an immense dry goods box,
having capacity almost equal to an ordi-
nary wagon bed. Tiled with dry goods OF
every description. There were overcoats,
dress coats, tine cashmere pants vests,
undershirts by the dozen, overalls. blouses,
drawers. etc. Many articles had the APP
pearancs OF having been worn. The MAJ
jority Of II. however. was only damaged by
the invasion OF rats and mice.
No one has occupied the place for some
time and Mr. wedgood Is at . loss to sc-
count for the way il got there. There were
no marks upon the boz from which to get
clue 10 its Identification. 1t is barely
possible that il IL some goods that have for
two years been charged up 10 the Golden
dale IRE. the pnrioiner having carted them
away and been afraid to return for them.