Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-29
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Rev. Howard Billmsn is spending the
day at Prof. Rockfellow's home.
Judge w. 81. Barnes went east on this
mornings train.
Pure food and Schilling's Best tea
make you healthy, wealthy, and wise.
Hon. N. o. Murphy left last night for
Los Angeles.
Wstermelons went begging for pur-
chasers yesterday, ut two cents apiece.
Hon. Chas. r. Drake left Oh this
mornings train for Ell Paso. He will
return, probably, on Monday next.
Superintendent Thomas L. Bailey is
in the city from Mammoth, and will re-
main for day or two.
Unlike every other Japan tea-Schil-
IipQ's Best.
How?
Pure-no coloring, no adulteration.
Charles Bowman, Esq, has removed
bis Office from the court house, into the
rooms next door esst OF DR.. Matas, on
Pennington street.
Halls Hair Remover renders the hair
lustrous and silken, gives it an even
color, and enables women to put it up
in great variety OF styles.
An infant child, aged four months. Of
Mrs. Prudencis Sanchez. who resides Oh
Meyer street died this morning. The
funeral will occur this afternoon.
Niece Drschmsn, the popular new
member of the territorial board OF
equalization, was in the city yesterday.
He returned to Phoenix last night.
Hon. Geo. W. Skinner, of Graham
county, passed through the city this
morning, en- route to his home, from
California, where he has been recupsrst-
ing since the 9Th of this month.
Owing to the rain last evening the
regular concert at the park, by the Phil.
harmonic band, was postponed until TO-
morrow evening. There will doubtless
be large crowd OF listeners present.
Mr.. Porter, one of the substantial
business men of Fort Thomas, arrived
in the city last night and left for home
this morning. He says the ranges in
Graham county were never better and
the outlook for the cattle is the very
best.
You can never have q really good
complexion until the impurity is clean
ed from your blood. What you need is
a thorough course of Ayers Sarssparills,
which is absolutely free from all harm
full ingredients, and therefore, perfectly
safe.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Williams passed
through the city this morning, on their
way to NoRales, their new home. They
will soon have the Montezums hotel
opened and in first class running order.
Pipal county loses two valuable resi-
dents, 10 Col. and Mrs. Williams, who
have been identified with her interests
tor many years.
Ivory Shields, journalist, father and
undertaken of the late lamented "Tuc-
son Leader" is in Ell Psso, putting in
his time as an amateur curse, with him.
self as patient. He ran against fall
ing club in the hands OF an S. P. brake
man, at Ell Paso, who contested his
right to ride without O ticket, and the
confluence of the club with Mr.. Shields
nseal sppendage, left that useful organ
10 q sadly demoralized condition, neces-
stating the nursing process in which he
is now engaged.
Hon. N. o. Murphy came in on this
mornings passenger train end spent
the day shaking hands with multitude
Of his friends and admirers. He will
leave this evening for Los Angeles,
from whence, after q short stay, he will
return to Prescott. He will BOON 60 to
Wisconsin, where his family is visiting,
and then 60 on to Washington. Mr..
Murphy's predictions for Arizona are of
the brightest. He is in good health and
reports bis family we'll.
Chas, r. Drake of Tucson, is one of
the widest known and most thoroughly
citizens of Arizona. %
evening st the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel in Tucson he will celebrate
the 25th anniversary Of his arrival in
that city. An old time Mexican dinner
will be served and there will be an inter
change of "reminiscences with bis old
friends that will be worth travelling far
to hear. The Republican sincerely
wishes Mr.. Drake another twenty-five
years of prosperity and hsppiness.-Re-
publican.