Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-21

l baldpess IS sure to follow. Halle Hair
 Remover is the best preventive. Don't forget the entertainment by the | the A. O. U. W. on Thanksgiving eve, the 25th inst. Remember the dance
 also.
 The Indian foot ball team of Phoenix
 did up their pale faced antagonists with
 a score of l6 to 0. That is getting
 pretty close to the popular ratio. > IT the hair is falling out and tur1hg gray, the glands of the skin need stiudu- lating and color-food, and the best reDe- dy and stimulant is Halls Hair Remover.
 With many cIerpymen, public epesk-
 CTS, singers, and actors, Ayers Cherry |, Pectoral is the fsvorite remedy for hoarseuess and all affections of the vocal
 organs, throat. and lungs. Its snodyne
 aud expectorant effects are promptly
 realized.
 A band of antelope ia reported feed- | ing on the desert bst~eeu Florence and
 Mesa City. The driver of 8 stage be- | tween these two places reports ha, ing
 seen the antelope nearly every day Tor
 week Here is an opportunity for local | nimrode.
 In Judge Scott's court this morning there wss the jury trial of Duffy vs. Stinson. The defendant was charged | with shooting dog belonging to the
 plaintiff. The jury was not satisfied, by
 the evidence, that a crime had been com.
 miLted. and in consequence, rendered .
 verdict of "not guilty"
 K.L. Kart has received an elaborate
 medal which be ordered made and en.
 greved especially for the winner ID the Thanksgiving shoot of the Blue Rock l Gun Club. The work upon the medal | is beautiful, and it must be seen to be appreciated. sight of it will inspire
 any sportsman to his very best efforts
 for its capture.
 Weather Prophet Wetmore (dry yesr) predicts fall of stars tonight. If the ibItion does not take place tonight ss scheduled he says just keep on the lookout for l2 or IA hours each night un- til November 1901, and you will be sure to see something, according to the 33 year cycle. Tit don't rain rain, it will rain stare anyway.
 hTlZDuh IdDhe IWclitu tu0 prOOuC. tion of unwashed wool in the United States, according to the estimate given bv the official bulletin of the National Wool Growers Association. The total product of the country this year, as .es- timated is 272,474,57O. or 115. .204. .570 secured, Arizona yielding 2,l76, ,272 pounds.
 Mr. Roy Stehl is in from the Duquesne Camp. He stated to the CITIZEN that affairs in the camp are in a prosperous condition. A contract has been let for halt of the comp8ny's mine. Mir. Stahl is stauncb silver man, and sincere 6d- mirer of Mckinley, whose 8dministra- ton, re IS confident, will place silver where it belonge, and in Q way which wlll be widespread in ite influence for general good and prosperity.
 The s. P. comp psny has received new em mbulance for use in this city. It is perfect model of beauty, convenience and comfort. Built after the most mod esn plans, it combines all the desireable requisites for the purpose it will serve. The need of such vehicle has been felt here for sometime. The old fashioned mattress and couch business has been rel gated to back seat. and the s. P. com bsGy has again demonstrated its de- vction to progress and the welfare of its employee.
 At this season of the year you read in your morning paper telegrsms from the east which inform you of heavy snows, frcsts, snd biting cold. This morning, upon he streets of Tucson, the numer- ous Chinese vegetaole peddlers were abroad IS slwsys, without coats, making their usual rounds. One wagon, which was inspected by & CITIZEN representa- tive was loaded with choice variety of uice fresh vegetables vito which our friends in the east can only reRale them selves for a short season each year. There was green corn, cabbage. lettuce, radishes. turnips, carrots, sweet pota-
 toes, onions and pumpkins, all as fresh and tempting as those ut early eastern sirlng,ime. If snythinR could prove more conclusively the extremely pleas alt climate of Southern Arizona, the evidence has not yet been discovered. The memory of Thomas Moran who died here last May, will be sacredly per petuated by the beautiful monument erected in the cemetery here. A devot- ed sister. who resides in the City Of Mexico, sometime ago, wrote Mrs. Frank Proctor, of thIs city. and sent Sln0 ID Mexican money, with the request hat she use tbe came in the most ad- vantageou us way toward the procure ment of suitable monument to be | ,l ho nf Mp MnpQn Thst Mrs Proctor faithfully end lov- inQly performed the sacred trust, is | evidenced by the handsome black mar
 ble stone, appropriately inscribed. which | marks the last resting place Of him
 whose death was sincerely mourned. Mro. Proctor had the completed work photographed, and copy was cent the sister of the deceased.
 A woman never really knows the
 meaning of happiness and content until | she is the mother of a healthy, happy child Tue health of the child depends on ,Le health of the mother, both be- fore aud after birth. Most all of wouiau'e weakness and particular the
 weakness that most strongly influences | the health of children, comes from some | dsarg4 ment or disease of the distinctly
 feminine organs. Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite
 Prescription will cure troubles of this
 nature. It should be taken regularly by
 every woman during tbe entire period
 of geststion. IL gives strength 10 all tha organs involved, leseens the pans ct childbirth and insures the health of both mother and child.
 Send 2l ope-cent stamps to cover cost
 of mailing only, and receive free copy of Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Ad. dfeSe, Worlds DispeDsary Medical
 Association, Buffale, N. Y.
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