Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

The Tempe News of July 11th ha
 some exceedingly naughty things of Rev
 FrRncIs, pastor Of the Congregations
 church of this city.
 There is 8 fine musical company now playing in Hermosillo. It consists o
 about 40 pieces. Manager Reld vii | make an effort to get them here. Hon. Frank Murphy, promoter of the north and south railroad, ana a bunct of eastern and western capitalists, ars announced to arrive in Tucson shortly. Arthur H. Elliott, has designed what he calls the Flag of Arizona. It is typi cal of the resources of the Territory ano copper, gold ana silver are worthiIy re, presented thereon.
 4 girl had a couple Of beaux,
 And each kept store, suppose. And was not enterprislng, An6 summed advertising;
 But she didn't have hlm, goodness
 knows! -(Crete. Neb., Herald.
 If reports be true a half dozen golo mines have been sold to Tucson partie. on samples stolen from an ore pile a the Arctic Ice works. The sample. were free gold bearing and the mines sold readily St ten dollars apiece.
 Julius Cohen, the individual who in posed upon several Masonic lodges in Arizona and WAS finally ripped up by j. N. CTmsby when he applied for re lief, has again been caught, this time ip Brooklyn, New York, and has been reg ulariy entered on the Masonic blacklist.
 The Southern Pacific, Santa Monic; flyer, leaving the Arcade depot at 9:3, Sunday morning made the run to Sant Moulca h tTenty-one minutes, witt eight loaded coaches. This breaks thf record. The other specials made th run in from twenty-five to thirty mlnu tes.
 The poUndmsster had bad luck witt hs dog catch the other night. He ha 22 in the pound, ;he result of the "bes nights work he ever did, but tbe DeX n orninG thsy had departed to dog b, digging out under the Rdobes. hi gees 10 prove that even the dogs in Ariz ona wIl. tunnel for liberty. Last nigh ne caught B.
 Parks Sure Cure is 9 positive specifl ID all diseases of the liver and kidneys By removing the uric acid in the blood U cures The beumatism. s. B. Basford, of Carthage, $. Dak., says: ''I believe Parks Sure Cure eycels all other medl cine 8 for rheumatism and urinary dis orders" Sold by Fred Fleishman, orug- gist.
 Mir. Hugo Donau has, in the absence of MT. Albert Steinfeld, been made gen- eral manager in charge of the mammoth business of l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,. Mir. Don8u is an epticDally bright anO clever young man, and is we'll qualified for the important trust and confidence reposed in him by his employers. He IT capable and careful in business, gentle manly and courteous in lis relations with all. The CITIZEN wishes him sue cess.
 pr. Henry c. McCook's new volume entitled ''Old Farm Fairies; or, 8 Sum mer campaign in BroWhieland agains King Cobweaver's Pixies" will be pub lished July 20, by Messrs. George " Jacobs & Co.,, Philadelphia. Itpresents ID pleasant and most interesting form, some of his observations and finding il natural history. The spiders are assigned the part of Pixies or goblins, and tht Brownies are made to personify inseci forms. especially those useful to man sbo against which spiders wage continual war. It is s book that will interest oid and young alike.
 Hons. Ben Heney end Colin Cameron returned lest night from AransRs Pass, Texas. the scene of operations of the deep water harbor scheme under the management If Hon. Brewster Cam eron. Both gentleman are enthusiastic on the prospects of the place and the enormous commercial results attendant upon the deepening of the harbor Un- doubtedly that portion of the Texas coast will receive 8 regular Oklahoma rush just as soon ss the work gets fairly under way and whan completed that part will be made the entrepot of d. most the entire southwest.
 The San Antonio Express publishes the following offer of prizes to bicycllsts which may be of interest to the Tucson club: with a view of Increasing the interest in cycling and to Gssist in add ing variety to the sport, the Express will give sJ0 ID prizes to the bicycle cOrpe best drilled in military evoiutions, with ont arms. The prizes will be divided so thBt the first prize will be S35 and the second 5I5. Each corps to consist of B DTivates, with usual complement of officers. The contest to take place at the far, if held, or if there IS no fair, at the fall meeting of the Jockey Club or .sOme otbOr event of public character that may be decided upon hereafter"
 \ single page in a single issue of the Century for advertising, costs $500; HarDers' $50. and other magazines 5l00 to S35O. A yearly advertisement or one column in the Chicago Tribune costs 527, $50 for the lowest and 550,000 for the highest priced column. These prices will probably astonish men who
 pay from 5l0 to 8l00 year for sdver- tisiBg space aud seem to think they are liberal advertisers. It is evident from the above figures that lit does pay to ad- vertise. fer the shrswd businees man does not invest thousands of dollars
 without satisfactory results.-Exchange There is 8 bloody mystery in Phoenix | E,qrlV vcGfcrlgv ro0rpipu parcOpc UOinO