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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-03
SpOtkanie z niedzwiedziami.

Gubernia mi6ska, zw}aszcza powiaty bo-
fysowski mozyrsh obftuja dotad W grubego
zwierza. Niedzwiedz, los, dix, So tu pospoli-
tymi mieszka6cami boru, lud jest niemi do
syc oswojony. Bywaja tez czesto zabawne e.
pizody, zktorych jeden niedawno mia1 1miejsce.
We wsi Borewicze powiatu borysowskiego mad
Wieczorem, wloscianin tel Wsi Antoni Borsuk
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ROk III.

ia po raz drugi odczytano,
Berry wni6s2 poprawke, azeby
przyjac republika6ski wniosek
o uczeniu czytania, pisania i
history Stanow Zjednoezonych
W jezyku angielskim. Popraw.
ke to rrzyjeto % g}osami prze.
civ %: demokrata Shumway
glosowa} z republikanami, a
demokrata Reavill ME by} o.
beeny. Nastepnie bill przeka-
zano do trzeciego czytania i ma
Czwartek rano przeznaczono
ma porzadek dzienny wraz z
bilem Senatu 0 tym samym
przedmiocie.
Jutro oil WystaWoWy Senatu
bedzie ma porzadku dziennym
W Izbie. Niekt6rzy sprobuja
starae sic 0 to, by bill odrzuco.
no, ale przyjaciele blu maja
iak najlepsze nadzieje, ze
przejdzie.
Przez pOciag kolejOwy zabity.
Jacksonville, Ill.,, 3. czerwca.
Jacob Konrad, Niemiec W
podesz}ym wieku, idac dis W
po}udnie torem kolejowym ko-
lei Wabash, zosta} przez po.
ciag osobowy przejechany
zabity. Pociag szed} powoli i
konduktor ME winien. Starzec
mieszka} W poblizu kolei i cze.
sto bardzo nieostroznie pre-.
chodzi} przez szyny.
POzar,
Nea0 York, 2. czerwca.
DIS rano kr6tko pred 3cia
wybuch} pozar W czteropiatro-
wynn budynku pod Nrem 1o5
E, IA. Street, obok Steinway
Hall. MieSci}y sic W MIN ska.
dy firmy Kraemer & Co., zaj-
mujacej sic fabrykowaniem
instrument6w muzycznych. -
Pozar zrzadzi} wielka szkode,
z pewnoscia oko}o 100000. =
Wszystko by}o ubezpieczone.
Najstarsza gazeta W s. Francisco.
San francisco, 9. czerwca.
DIS wyszed1 ostatni numer
gazety ,,Alta California. By}a
(Dok. La 4 tel str.
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Londyqo, 3 czerwca.

Loodyaa, 2 czerwca.
Przes}uchano dzisiaj swiad-
k6w W sprawie procesu ,bac-
carata'', miedzy innymi takze
ks. Walii, od}ozono sprawe
ma jutro.
Loodyn, 2 czerwca.
Generally poczmistrz Raikes
oswiadczy}, re wszelkie usi}o-
wanna, ably spowodowac Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych do "a
prowadzenia poczty pakunko'
wei miedzy Anglia i Ameryka
spe}z}y na niczem.
Glasgow, = czerwca.
Tysiac robotnik6w pracuja'
cych W dokach zastanowi}o
robote. Strajk zaczyna sic
rozszerzac / grozi zatamowa-
MEM czynnosci we wszystkich
portach.
W Perth tysiac tkaczy "a
strajkowa}o.
Dublin, 3 czerwca.
National Press" obwinia
dzisiaj Parnella, re pewne SUI
my pieniezne nieprawnie zu-
zytkowa}, / zapowiada, ze OBJ
winienie powt6rzy, aby go zmu-
sic do wystapienia sadowego
przeciw gazecie. Dodaje W
ko6cu: Nasz sekretarz czeka
W swym pokoju na to, ably
otrzymaG zaWezwanie sqdowe
cd Parnella.
ROsya.
Petersburg, 3 czerwca.
Car poWr6ci} do Petersbur-
ga. Carowa i inni cz}onkowie
rodziny carskiej znajduja sic
W Krymie.
Petersbury, . czerwca.
Wiesniacy W powiatach Sa-
mara i Symbirsk powstali
przeciwko wladzy. Pc gwa}-
townym oporze, st}qmiono
wreszcie powstanie.
Petersburg, 3 czerwca.
Tutejsza policya przeszuka-
Ia 500 pomieszka1 i zarzadzi}a
liczne aresztowania. Wykryto
re tutejsi studenci zawiazali
sic W stowarzyszenia W po}a-
czeniu Moskwa, Kijowem,
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Ze Stolicy Stanu.

Springfield, Ill.,, 2. czerwca.
w Senacie rozstrzygnieto, IL
ustawa szkolna, jezeliby W cia.
gu obecnych posiedzeh legis-
latury zosta}a przyjeta, musi
zawieraG klauzule, azeby ME
kt6re przedmioty by}y uczone
W jezyku angielskim. DIS
rano ustawa szkolna Izby przy-
sz}a pod obrady Senatu. K;edy
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pZIENMIK cnlcAcosKl

Eychodzi codziennie wyjatkiem niedzia
/ swiat uroczystych.
~>o~-N~s~~o~
PRzEDPbATA OLA sTAN0W ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznie $500;
miesiecz. S0.25:
Pcjedynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY 1 INNYCH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-03

otworzono, wesz4o pe}no ludzi.
Ulice w poblizu bank6w "a
pe}nione by}y t}umem. Przez
pewien czas formalny szturm
przypuszczano do bankow.
Bio Janeiro, 2 czerwca.
Donosza, re prezydent Da
Fonseca, ktory tax ciezko "a
chorowa} ma astlne, przyszed}
juz do zdrowia.
Haiti.
Washamgtom, 8 czerwca.
Department. pa6stwowy O.
trzyma1 pierwsze urzedowe
uwiadomienie o rewolucyi
przeciw radon Hipolyta W
1alGl. LaWafJe ono Dy1o w
kr6tkiej depeszy pos}a Dougla-
sa, kt6ra donosi, re by}o pow
stanie, kt6re jednak st}umio-
Australia.
Sydney, N. S. w. ? czerwca.
Prezydent ministr6w a Sc
kretarz kolonialny Sir Henry
Parkes poleca gubernatorowi
Novel Po}udniowej Walii, Ka,
rolowi Jersey, zwiniecie parla-
mentu.
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Australia.

Telegramy KrajOWe.
CzynnOsci legislatury Stanu
Illinois.
Senat Odrzuca demokratyczna u
stawe szkOlna.
Wielka burza W South Dakota.
Najstarsza gazeta W San Fran
cisco upada.
Oszust Schweinfurth W Kansas
City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-03
TelegTamy ZasranicZne.
,straik W dokach angielskich.
.Szturm do bank0w Argentyn-
skich.
Studenei rOsyjscy policya.
Szarancza W Egfpcie,
Studenei rosyjsey i pOlicya.
Szarancza W Egipcie,
Niency.
Berlin, 3 czerwca.

OoTOGI0, OAO1 WCcS'
Cena zyta podnios}a sic o
siedm marek, skoro sic dowie-
dziano, re kanclerz Caprivi
oswiadczy1 sic W pruskiej Izbie
pos}6w przeciw znizeniu c1a
zbozowego.
Berlin, 2 czerwca.
Demonstracya socyalisty-
czna wzywa wszystkich socya-
list6w W ca}ym kraju, aby
urzadzali zgromadzenia publ
czne W celu wniesienia prote.
stu, i aby clio zbozowe ME 20
sta{o znizone.
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Przesluchano dzisiaj swiad-
k6w W sprawie procesu ,bac-
carata'', miedzy innymi takze
ks. Walii, i od}ozono sprawe
na jutro.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Characterization Of the Cowboy.
From Harper's Weekly.

Where the cowboy comes from is a
mystery. He is often of Mexican origin.
and more than half Indian. He is &
democrat always; he lives under the flag
of republic, and knows it. He recog-
nizes no social superior in any man; but
on the other hand, to those he considers
his interiors, as the Indian or negro, no
aristocrat OF aristocrats could be more
laughter. He is brave to fool hardi
ness, and will take chances of his life
that would seem none but a crazy man
would. He takes no manner OF care OF
his health. When long way from
camp or ranch, he sleeps where night
finds him on the open prairie, with only
The stars for light. He bathes when he
has time, and eats and drinks anything
he can get, and all be can get. He car
be depended upon 10 do bis work well.
be 1t in camp or when driving IN Il big
bunch Of ho~ses from the ranges TO tbs
ranch. h 5 as strong as an OK, has al
unbounded ,Ive for gay trappings, anc
is generally .,ay andre from care. Hit
chief charac teTistc iS profound con
tempt tor the denizen of the East, whom
he calls a tenderfoot. The cowbo,
| might not shine on Fifth Avenue, bu'
ne is found just the proper person fol-
the ranch, and he is withal very pict
uresque, very useful and very natura
man. The wages paid him are small
and are usually expended as the frs
opportunity p esents itself. He think,
not of The morrow He is q creature OF
today. He is the same cowboy that
Mark Twain knew, aud he is no different
when driving the beeves in Kansas
the bunch of horses on the prairies OF
Dakota and the Northwest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
MINER S UICIDEs.
His Body Found Three Days Later
And Buried ON the Spot.

The old prospecsor class and the
plucky cd pioneers, who have toiled in
the mountains fcr stores Of concealed
wealth ara becoming fewer and fewer
Death from every cause thins their
number, and Joe Robinson, who came
to Pima county in 1873 ID the latest
gone. He suicided, apparently. on Sat.
friday last, being seen on that morning
by one of his neighbors.
He was Waterman at the Cerro Col
orado mine, owned by San Francisco
parties, having held that position for
two years past Nothing being seen OF
MIN for several days, on Monday q
search by his neigh bors was instituted
They missed bis gun from the cabin
and started 10 the direction OF Liberty
camp. Passing An old prospect hole g
fearful stencil was Investigated, and
he searchers gaZed upon grIsiy sight
Braced against the we'll, short Win
chester carbIne at its side, lay the de-
composed and almost unacceptable
remains of the old miner.
The justice OF the peace at Arivacs
held coroner's inquest and decided
that deceased came to his death from
suicide by shooting. The ball entered
he throat and went upward through
the brain. Owing to the condition OF
the body it was not removed, but bur
led where it lay.
Deceased was an Englishman well
known in Tucson, and popular with
mining men. He was about 60 Year,
Did and leaves no family. His parents
lived in Manchester England.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Yuma County News.
Times,

Twenty five Cocopah Indians arri-
we'd from Lower aIIfornia. Friday on a
friendly visIa to the Yumas.
The mesquite trees are bowed down
with young beans and tie Indians are
happy IN anticipation Of the big crop
that they will be able To store away.
Miss Maria Lelgado, a young lady six
teen years OF ago, died Of gastric foyer
Friday and was buried the following day.
The deceased was al adopted daughter
Of Joaquin Delsado Sr.
Thu Papago Indians near ella City have
large gardens Of vegetables, cantaloupes
and water melons growing. They sup
ply Moberly and the adjacent camps
with vegetables and will have ripe rae
Ions for sale about the twentieth Of
Nay.
A young Indian boy Of the Maricopa
tribe, fell from IL freight train Eear Te-
xas Hill, Saturday and his left arm was
badly mangled by the passing cars. He
was brought To Yuma as quickly as pos
sible and his arm was amputaied by Dsc
tors Tagga-t and Ds Corse. At last &C
counts tho boys chances for rec )very
are good.
The Goodman gold quartz mill near
Ehrenberg will soon be completed and
ready to start up. The mines are sore
distance from the Colorado river, where
the mill is being built. and large force
of men are engaged in grading a wide
road way between the two placee.
There is said to be enough ore in sight to
ruiz the mill for three years.
The owners of the Blossom mine in
Cargo Muchacho district, held meet
ing last week IN Los Angeles, and or
ganIzed under the laws OF California, as
an Incorporated mining company. The
Blossom mining coIrpsny owns several
valuable hiring claims, besides the one
after which tie organization is named.
The BLACK Diamond gold mine which
is situated in Knoxville district. Yuma
County, is we'll developed mining
property, and gives promise of becoming
a profitable producer. The main shaft is
down one hundred and eight feet, at
which depot the paystreak is said to be
four feet, averaging ten dollars per ton
in gold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Snow and Flood in Now Mexico.

Four inches of snow at Las Vegas and
forty miles Of flooded country are re
ported by a passenger arrived from
through New Mexico.
He reports that the Santa Fe railroad
is blocked by water from Colorado to
Ell Paso, necessitating travel via Dem
Ing, No trains has passed through Al
buquerque in two days. For the entire
distance from Rinccn to San Marcial
along the line, the water reached to the
ties, and an immense sweep OF the
country is inundated. The railroad
company is erecting immense bulwarGs
of rock for the protection of its property.
and employs thernon Ell Paso food suf
ferers, a total OF 1900 men being en-
ployed.
At FL Paeo the bridge between thai
city and Juares is reported gone. The
high waters are due to the melting SNOW
from the mountains, and Geographic
reports are that the greatest danger il
vet feared
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Another Election Yesterday.

Yesterday the Bario Librs school.
under charge Of Miss Borton closed
for the term W tn fnll attendance there
being over fifty pupils present.
j. s. Mansfield very kindly presented
the school with two beautiful books
one to be given the best behaved boy
and the other to the best behaved girl
for the term, and in order that there
would be no i'll feeling or dissatisfaction
among the children an election was
held, and the best behaved boy and
gill were voted for. Three boys and
three girls were placed in nomination
by the school and voted for. The black
beard was ruled off as a tally sheet,
clerks appointed, etc. in due form and
resulted in Jesus Samanigo receiving
the highest number of votes Of any of
the boys, and Isabel Garcia the highest
vote Of any of the girls nominated.
The children displayed as much in
terest in this as the voters OF this city
displayed Tuesday in the election of can
dates for the constitutional convention.
Mr.. Mansfield is deserving of the
greatest praise for the lively interest he
takes in our public schools.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
The Pulpit and the Stage

Rev. T. NJ. Shout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Bule Mound, Kan.
says: II feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were badly
diseased and my paIishioners thought
l could live only few weeks. l took
five bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 26fbs. in
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
/ am confident DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, beats 'em all,
and cures when everything else fails.
The greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them TO try
IT," Free trial bottles at DR.. Martin 8
drug store. Regular size 50 cents and
Leo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
A White Riding Habit.

Among the notable costumes at TIT
last fancy ball at CoYent Garden was 1
white riding habit, which naturally at
trscted a good deal Of attention. 1t wa.
doubtless step in The right direction
and let US hope it Will lead to the discs
Adjustment of somber colors tor sucf
garments. In summer time the ordi
nary riding habis il very hot ard exceed
ngly cuTnbrous. There Is no reasor
,Thatever that there should not be a!
much variety In habits as in frocks.
bingham. holland, pique and prin'
would ali DC available for riding COS
-uInes. aud they would not only increast
me comfort of the rider. but would ado
considerably 10 her picturcsqueness
Imagine II, instead OF the black, the dar]
blue, the somber brown AMI the inyisi
BE s,reen cloths now worn in the Row
IN the height Of the season, some of lii
variety now seen on the chairs baneatl
the trees were transferred 10 the back
# the horsas: What vast improy,
nent in the picture this would be-
..oudon Graphic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
The Election in Cochtse.

After the Frospector went to press
last night the voting began in real earn
est and between the hours OF and
enough votes we're polled to bring the
total up to 413 votes. Most of those who
voted late were minors ard Cheyney
polled almost their solid vote with
many for Mark Smith in place of Mon
tandon. The counting was quickly done
and the returns came in from the out
side precints before nine o'clock. 1t
was certain at that hour that Smith and
CheyDey were elected but the triangular
contest between Meade, Herring and
Montandon, was the most interesting
part OF the contest. The vote from
Wilcox surprised the friends Of Smith
and Meade as they did not anticipate
over there for them. Their heavy vote
was due 10 there being a great many
cowboys from the valley in there.
Meade ........ ..................5 SD
I1eTIiuR .-....'..... ................02 90
MonIanuOn 029
With Pools, San Simon, Ross Mill,
Huachnca, Rucker, Taylor's, San Der
nardino and Brannock to hear from,
that Is an interesting picture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
New OMcers OF Company ID.

At the meeting of the Tucson militia
company ID last night election Of Off
GERS to replace Captain Martin took
place
A. G. Bernard, first lieutenant, was
elected captain, and j. II. Black, second
lieutenant, was elected first lieutenant.
For the second heutenancy four candi-
dates were in the field; they were Nose
Drachman, I. Neustater. j. j. Sullivan
and ID. Sidell The ballot stood II votes
for Drachman, 2 for Sullivan and each
for Neustatar and SIdell.
New recruits are constantly adding,
and special drills for the encampment at
Albuquerque begin soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Bowie Stage Held Up.
JOHN WAssoS.

On Saturday afternoon the Bowie
aud Thomas stage, with three passen-
gers, was held up by a young Mexi-
ly escaped. He got away with consid
erabie money, though the sum is not
learned. The robbed passengers went
through to Florence on yesterday train.
The thief is thought to be the young
brigand who held up the Casa Grande
stage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
For the FDbiip,

Col. Durr ia constantly On tbs look
out for something to please the public
He is Agent for the Extra Stout Porter
PIT up by James Guinness, Dub
lin. II is ore Of the finest family drinkf
in the market AMI retails at S1.75 per
dozen bottles or Si2.C0 per barrel. The
demand has been 80 great that another
carload has seen ordered and is now en-
the way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Reeorder's Omce.
CHAs. A. sRIBELL, COUNTY RECORDER

CHAs. A. sAIBELL, COUNTY RECORDER,
Brand of NJ. Aguirre.
Brand Of \. APuirre.
Power of attorney from j. c. Burnett
to g. S. Henderson.
Deed from j. p. Charouleau and wife
to NJ. ]. Duffy. Consideration $1,000
for lots l and - in Sec. II, TIP. IA, 5. r
Il Il, containing 20 81 acres.
Power of attorney from Petra Arvallt
to j. s. Hall.
Mortgage from Thco. Welisch and
wife 10 Chas, Meyer, in the sun Of
S3,7S8 Or various property IN Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

Mrs. L-,;;,s-. - able iii OF tie Fax
- Ai.i...c'.. !: not G,tcAcI;.e in appes
nee. Tai. ti'n. and with pr5'nin,1
aturs., So gives tie impression Of
( Ia,i.z. ...-'. ia t.luls't a. -l;- =
amer. Sue ms done .::'-i s..rvic-
- Calls - s-;.- i,c,-',; ca1 gr'!.-i
sans; 10. - IA ri.-.s-,.''- -
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

The only medicines sold By druggists. under
positive guarantee from their nanufact
urers. that they will do Just what Ia claimed
for theTa-t that is benefit or cure In all cases
OF diseases for which they are recommended,
or the money paid for them will be promptly
refunded-nre DIR. Piercos world-farncd spo-
cincs, manufactured by Worlds DispsnsSry
Medical Association, OF Buffalo. n. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases arising from q torpid or deranged
liver, or from impure blood, as Dyspepsia or
Indigestion. Pimples, BlotcheA Eruptions,
salt-rhcun, letter, Erysipelae, and Scrofu-
lous Sores and Swellinss. Consumption. or
Lung sorofula, Is also cured by this won
derful remedy, IL taken In time.
Or. rIcrce'E FsTorite Prescription 10 the
world-faTned remedy for all those chronic
weaknesses and distressing arrangements so
common TO American women. It is a most
potent, invigorstinS, restorative tonic. or
strength siyer, impartirg tone and yigor Il
tho whole system. As o soothing nerYine IL
Is unoquaIec. See guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper and faithfully carried cut
for many years.
Copyright, lsss, By woELB's De. Gz-. i=s'r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

Both the method and resu,ssc wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasanr
and refreshing to the taste and act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system
efectuaIly, dispels colds, headache
and fevers and cures habitual consti
patton. Syrup of Figs is the only
remedy of its kind ever produced
pleasing to the taste and acceptable t.
the stomach, prompt in its action ano
truly beneficial in its effects, its many
excellent qualities commend it to all
L is for sale in SOC and 81 bottles b,
all leading druggists.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY TIE
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
,oucvy,e ~ NEW YORK. N. ;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
FREEMAN OR HEREFORD.
The Returns Altogether too Similar
for timers Comfort,

Latest tt -1rns give good gnins for
Freeman, who is now five behind Here
ford wIth republican precincts 10 hear
from. At Total Wreck Rouse led the
democratic ticket, the only precinct Civ
ing him tie largest vote. The latest
additions 10 the returns follow:
REMINGTON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
IN SUSPENSE.
The Election Still Uncertain La Osa
Heard from.

The La Osa vote arrived last night
The Gunsight and Graterville sealed re
turns have been race Y. by Clerk Judd
II the board of Supervisors, but no re
turns were sent the com mittees, AS the
o ii its cannot be opened till May %.
i Q result cannot be learned till advices
ire received. AS the vote now stands.
not including La Osa and Gratsrsyille
t aggregates as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
l8SO--lSSl,

For thorough watch and clock repair
ing. go to Rowland, 2O2 Congress St.
Orders by mail or express promptly at
tended TO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
To the Public.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
h retofore sxisting between I. s. Grout and j. j +,
Wells der the firm name { 6rolt 8 W lsh is
this DAY issols, q ny mutual consent. Having
purchased the intepe-t of MS partner, Mr.. Walsh
Will continue the business at the Gem saloon,
and settle al b1sinasA of said co-psrtneiship.
Tucson, May I5t 1891;
F. 8. CIRCUIT
j. ]. WALSH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Notice to the Public.
F. 8. GRoUr,
j. j. WALSH.

The undersigned has this Gay sold all NV
ri, ht, title and rerest il and to the Delmopica
Re tauran'. 81 uated on tn southwesf corner OF
Church add Tongr IS street. 70 A. Corteiezi who
will hereafter carr on the business. All debts
me must be pad To him and ali debts due
by me must be paid by hIm.
Tucson, May Is, 1891,
f. q HERAS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
Closing Out Sale.

Having closed out the Scotia Saloon
all parties knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come forward and
ssttls same.
". c. DUNN,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

Call and examine our large stock of
summer undervests in silk aud cotton
tlso q special line in ribbed cotton at
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
$500 Reward |?

We viii pay the above reward fer any case Of Live
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sck Headache Indigestion Coz
tipatiOn or COStiveness We cannot cure with West
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all to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes
obtaining 81 Pills, p Beware CT -Ounterfeite
md limitations. The genuine nanufactT ell only 3.
EHE JOHN c. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. Ill
GEORGE MARTIN, Druggist. 81.
Congress street. Tacsou. Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

Great reduction in ladies' slippers
N lrked down from 81 to rs cts. Or
pair. l.. ZEoxsNpoay & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
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salf-Ab1se or ovsr-.uduigencs. Each tOx con
alma one months treatment. $1.00 box D
six boxs- for $500. sent by mail postpaid OF
receipt of price.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

The quick laid steel roofing is the
best and is taking the lead at
HUGHES, STEVENS & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

Greaterville, La Osa and Gunsight are
awaited with much interest, republican
majorities being expected OF Greater.
Vile and La Osa, and democratic OF
Gunsight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

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