Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-11

HOOD s PlliS family cathartie 25e-
Parke' Tea clears the complexion.
Sold by Fred Freshman.
hon. Whitelsw Reid and family will
arrive in Supt. Randolph's private car
tomorrow.
Remember Prof. Bake's lecture Oh
metecrites in the Congregational church
Friday evening, April ID. Tickets QUO.
By using Halls Hair Remover, gray,
faded or discolored hair assumes the
natural color Of youth, end grows lux
urisnt and strong, pleasing everybody.
Ladies waists. lace curtains, blankets,
shirts, cuffs and collars, washed and
ironed in Q highly satisfactory manner
at A. Nelson's steam laundry. Il
Mrs. Raymond and daughter arrived
from the west this morning. Mrs. Ray
mond is en- route TO Chicago, where her
husband died recently. Mics Raymond
will go to Silver City, n. Nd.
Mr.. E. ID. Mertis, representing the
! South western Stockmap, is IN the city
on collecting tour. He is very pleas
ant gentleman and will do much to for
ward the interests OF the paper he rep
resente.
The leap year ball to take place on
April IL will not be under the auspices
of Mrs. Fred. Fleishman as stated in last
Parties wishing flowers or shrubs
planted on graves IN the cemeteries can
have same attended to by applying to
| w. n. Read, north Main street. Mr..
Read is in charge of the A. O. q. W.
cemetsry and has beautified it much.
Prof. Blake has several interesting
metenric specimens which he will exhibit
at bis lecture in the Congregational
church Friday evening, April ID. Prof.
Blake regards AriZoDa as the home OF
these celestial conundrums and has oil
late given much study to their nature
and origin. The lecture will be replete
with interest ahd should draw crowd.
ed house. Admission 30 cents.
Hon. Whitelaw and Mrs. Reid will
| arrive in Tucson in the morning. ln
the day time they will be taken 10
charge by q committee OF citizens
appointed for that purpose. In tie
| evening they will be rendered recep.
ton at the residence Of Judge and Mrs
| w. II. Barnes. Friday they expect to
| 60 to the Orscle and return Saturday
and go to Hooker's ranch.
Memory is q little trescherous now
and then, and causes one to forget
some things worth remem bering, unless
one has an experience like that wbich
came to Mr.. D. E. East, Moffat's Greek,
Va. who says 81 had been suffering
for years with torpid liver and found
DO relief until / took Simmons Liver
Regulator when / was entirely relieved
OF my troubles. l never intend being
without Simmons Liver Regulator"
Following very closely on the heels
of the appointment of B. j. Franklin,
as governor, comes tho following an
nouncemept from Phoenix. "a. V.
Quinn leaves today for Wyoming to
take charge OF large commercial and
cattle company, of which he is first
vice-preeldent, the president having
died. The property is worth at least
a quarter of q million" Mr.. Quinn
has for long time considered himself
as g probable successor to Governor
Hughes.
The leap year ball to be given by the
young ladies' of this city at Reid's opera
house, April the 11th, promises to be Q
grand success. The young ladies who
compose the several committees, have
been making grand. preparations for
the occasion and no doubt it will be
one of the most enjoy able affairs OF its
kind given in the city OF Toes ID. A
numbe OF Nogales, Florence and Ben
son people have announced their prob
able attendance. The dance will start
at 9 o'clock sharp, that evening, at all
events.
Gen. j. B. Allen came in from
Schultzs last night and was busy mer-
chandising today. He reports the
Mohawk mill approaching completion
and stamps will drop not later than the
18th instant. Other properties in the
neigh borhood ara being developed by en
association of their respective owners.
There are four such associations aud
good development work is being done.
The mines theresbouts as opened up
promise exceedingly we'll and the future
Of that section Of country cannot be
overrsted.