Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Justices Scott and Meyers will co
 tinue another term in their ofhces. Tl
 coustsbles will be Robert Fraser sI
 Jose Msnciet.
 The funeral of Mir. Juan Elias is 8
 nounced to take place at g @. 10. tomo
 TOW. Friends Rnd scquaintances a
 respectfully invited to attend.
 At half past four o'clock this afte noon, there were S66 votes polled [ aRainst S62 last election. The registrl ton two years ago was l50 more ths this year.
 This evening has been decided upo as the date of the cons Ulidsiion or tn two A. O. U. W. Tod ges. All memb are cordially invited to b. present, this will be one of tn @ greGt events Il the history of the ord CT in Tucson.
 The corner of Pennington and Cour streets presented busy and lively ap pearauce today. Early this morning great crowd wss asssm bled there and a no time during the day has 1t diminish cd. Gsily decorated vehicles have msd' that corner their headquarters and have been O1 tOe move dli ONcI ttb
 bringing voters to the polls.
 The candidates tor the highest office in the League of American Wheelmen seem to have simmereG down to four men, Of the lot Po:ter's and EilIot's chsuoe must be considered the best We'll posted men. high up in the affairs of the l.. A W. thlnk that Morrison, oi Wiscopsiu, and Cossum. of New York are more in the line cf compromise cao- didstee, .hsn anything else.
 The election is pro eeding smoothly. The members of both parties are earnest ly ct work, and each Is making use oi every moment. TRe interest and en- thusiasm were never greater in the his tory of the city, than today. More than half the vote of the precinct was boiled before eleven o'clock this morning. To- morrow Re will probably know ail about the result, in tae county, at least.
 The Reber Bottling Works is well un- der way, and etsrts business wi,h flat teriCe promisee of @ most successful and satisfactory patronage. T. l.. Reber, Of the firm, left box of his soda at th. CITIZEN office yesterday, and it is mos highly appreciated, because of its excel lence. Fully up to the standard in every regard, this product alone will draw many customers amoDg those who en joy @ delightful, refreshing beverage.
 The chainless bicycle idea is causing much comment among the makers ano riders. It IS said, on good authority. that at least four of the large m- keis will put such wheels on the market nexi season, One inventor, in the east, r. working ou an idea which he thinks will revolutionize bicy cle manufacture While the inventor believes in the chsiD- lese V heel be is working ou one ln whlcl be wishes to avoid the beveled gear, and he thinks that he has discovered a wa. to do 1t.
 Mre. Noverta Spofiord died last nigh; in Gusymas. She had been in failing health for long time past. end went to Gusymas in the hope that change O; climate might be beneficial in rs-sEo'ine her to health. Mrs. Spofford leaves E husband and three grown daughters. who reside iu Tucson. Her funera took place in Gusymas today, and opt of her daughters, who arrived in tha' city on Saturday last. was the only mem- Der of the immediate family present.
 If the minor wheeling organizations all over the country would follow the action to be taken by th- Metropolit9u Associstios of Cycling Clubs in NeU York, the power of the cyclist will be increased materially. This association proposes to bring all the wheeling clubs and associations together for a week. with the idea of showing the poiticisps and the enemy a solid front. In uuior there is strength and it is about time that the whselmen, all over the country realized this fact.
 fyou cannot withstand the chilling Wiuds and the cold weather of winter and are determined to abandon the wheel until next spring, then give your sileut steed some attention and do bni tose it in 6 corDer. Go over every par, of the frame with vaseiine sud then wrap the machine in rags or in one Of the paper envelopes. which can be pur cb in any city. Tben hang the wheel up in some out of the way place and when you take it out in the spring it will be ln as good condition as it is today.
 The iseue of Asrper'e Bszar for Mo- vsmber 7th will contain SD article b, Annie Nathan Meyer, entitled, "The New Home for Barnard College" with picture of the building and diagrams Of some of the principal halls There vii also be sn article descriptive of Mount Holyoke, with an iilustI ation of tbe hall soon to be erected at South Hadla: by the New York Alumnse of the col lege. Reo'erp fashions for Autumn vii interest women sboet to purchase new gowDe.
 Harper's Weekly dated Novemb Der will cop'aiu the fret chap CTS of g nep short serial of Scotch lie, entitled "Lady Love-" by s. R. Crockett, author of "The Gray Man" aod "The Raiders There ~ill be a four page article, pro- fusely illustrated, on historic New Yori houses. Bosto g subway, by which the etreetcsr traffic in the business DOT tions of the city is to be put under ground, will be described iD text and pictures. The great naval Sound Money parade in New York Harbor will be depicted
 We live in a country of which the principal ecouree is stcmsch-trouble.
 It ie more wid spread than aoy other disease, and, very nearly, more danger ous.
 One thing that makes it so dangerous is that it is so little understood.
 If it ware better understood, it wou q be more feared, more easily cured, lees upiversal than 1t is now.
 So, those uho wish to be cured, take Shaker Digestive Cordial. because it goes to the root of the trouble as DO other medicine does. The pure, harm lese, curative herbs an plants, of which 1t Is composed, are what render it so certain and, at the eame time, so gentle . cure.
 It helpe and strengthens the stomach, s,a1ri G xa md fcxos