Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

the best prepare lion made for thicken
ing the growth of the hair and restoriu,
that which is gray to its original color
Leander lone appeared before Justio
Scott for cutting Lsuro Co-des SOM
time last August, and upon being foun(
guilty was septenc ed to II days ID Jail o.
TO pay fine Of II dollars.
For all arrangements OF the thro8
and luRgs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is The
speediest and most reliable remedy
Even in the advanced stages of Con-
sumption, this wonderful preparation
affords great relief, checks coughing
and induces sleep.
Forty days in Jail was the sentence
passed by Recorder Cornell yesterday
upon Francisco JimeneZ, who on SUP
day armed himself with vlllisnous
looking machete and after loading up to
his full capacity with booz-, proceeded
to attempt the capture of South Never
Street.
Preliminary steps have been taken by
the sportsmen of this city towards the
organization of a rifle club and as soon
as q suitable range is found the arrange
ments will be completed. 1t will be the
club's purpose, when thoroughly prepar-
ed. to meet in q shooting contest any
other territorial club of like nature,
who feel so disposed.
Mr.. Geo. Pu.ch this morning received
from Chicago quantity ct wild rice
which he will SOW In the large pond on
his San Pedro ranch. This rice is q IA
vorite food for all species of ducks. caus-
ing them to feed and remain raising
To .ir young 10 places where it ls fourd.
liz the venture proves a success, the low
RS of duck shooting in this city expect
to. see the pond trans ormed into sports
mans paradise In the near future.
Manuel Gonzales who was arrested
on the charge OF grand larceny, for
stealing q horse aud escaped from Jail
over year ago, was arranged and plead
not guilty to the charge yesterday. He
gave his true name as Pedro Rios and
it appears that after making bis escape
crossed the line into Mexico and return
Ing to this country went to Phoenix,
where he renamed some time and then
came to Tucson where he was again
captured.
The difference between pills and Sim
mons Liver Regulator, is just this: Pills
don't 60 down very easy with most
people, and you feel them afterwards.
While Simmons Liver Regulator in
liquid or powder Is very pleasant to
AXE, and only feeling that you have |
Afterwards is the great relief that it |
yives from constipation, biliousness, |
lick headache and dyspepsia. 1t is a |
mild laxative and a tonic
The stone work of the foundation of |
he new Catholic cathedral is almost |
ompeted and the first floor is being
aid. The progress of the building has
'een retsrted some, owing to the bricks
ot being 10 readiness but as soon as
hey are burned and ready the work will
e pushed ahead vigorously. Next
sunday the corner store will be laid
ccompanied by appropriate ceremonies
q which the bishop and mem bers of the
citizens and the band
vii participate. Platforms will be
laced for the speakers and the band
nd seats will be arranged for those who
ttend the ceremonies upon the noor,
Thich will by then be completed.
In this weeks San Francisco News
letter the following subjects are dealt
nth editorially by Author McEwep,
Vim. NJ. Nelson, and other capable writ
'riters: ''Seuator Morean's Alternative
Dr. RefundInR;" ''The Silver Craze;"
Jingoism and ProtectIon;" ''The Free
iarket;" "The Jury Question:" "Revi-
alists and the Churches;" "The New
etc. The regular depart
rents of the paper are carefully edited
nd sparkle with original drastic COM
tent on topics Of universal iD' terest.
yer on the alert for new features, the
an Francisco News Letter is now CIV
lg with each issue panoramic view of
,me portion of San Francisco, printed
D plate paper. entitled "Picturesque
al Francisco. The fourth of the series
this Issue.
The March number OF Romance is the
IosJ Interesting OF the series, since Its
1snge into an illustrated magazine. IL
1ntains pathetic littla story, charm
lg poem by Eben r xf"rd, and ,llustrat
! a -ticles upon .lf duzen timely sub
'cts. There il good anecdote told il
s brief LITTLE story about doRs, whil+
De- article on the next Paris Exposition
ives an idea [ the trend OF talk about
he great French far OF 1900. Sir Fred
ok Leighton's portrait, and reproduce
obs of some Of his pictu e., are timely
of the great English paint
r. Besides THE variety. r nance con-
g. ses articles upon artists and actors,
pom new public buildings, upon authors
nd celebritis, into the3narrow space.st
s command in a way to furnish the ~
lost pleasure and information possible
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