Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

city.
Mas Tillie Vaughan, OF Benson, cam
in yesterday to attend the universIt
this year.
SCOTT White, ex-sheriff of Cochil
county, is 10 the city.
Sherman NJ. Bell, Of Demipg, is re
gistered at the San Xavier.
Two some Of Col. j. Roe Young, o
Sacston, came in this morning to attend
school at the university.
Manuel Moreno vas convicted Of
smuggling mescsl this morning ano
will serve 10 months 10 the county jail
Sam Webb, collector OF customs al
Nogslee, left for home this morn'Dg, al
ter stay of several days 10 this elt..
TT. Broderick, deputy sheriff at No
gales, and business manager o. the late
" incorporated Noeales Border Vidette,
is 10 the city.
A. l.. Grow of Ten bstope, who was on
his way to the republican territorial
convention, which meets 10 Phoenix to-
day, spent yesterday IN Tucson.
d. H. Armstrong, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, q former resident OF Tucson, is
exhibiting one of Edison's latest phono
graphs 10 the Kohler block, opposite
the postoffice.
Psarce has q representative in the
university this year 10 the person OF
very bright young lady, Miss Ethel
Robinson.
Misses Mary f. Moore and Lucy
- ho
city aud will remain as students at the
university during the present school
year.
At 9 O'Clock this morning the two
RmuRglers who were convicted yester-
day, 1regorio Gouez aud Juan @. Ro-
micro, were each sentenced 81 ten months
confinement in the county jail.
II you want anything; lose anything;
find anything; or know any items Of
interest, advertise in the CITIZEN. Re.
turns sre cure to follow.
Register Eugene ]. Trippel and Re-
eeaver Edward r. Monk, of the U s.
Land Office, have gone to Fort Mo-
Dowell to conduct the sale OF that post.
They are expected TO return about the
18th inst.
Frsnk 81. Hereford returned yester.
day morning from his eastern trip.
While great portion of his time was
occupied IN the transaction OF business,
he found ieisure enough to make bic trip
most enjoyable one-
Those students coming from outside
points to attend the university. have all
passed their examinations for entrance.
&c hnfn
today, and the real school work of the
year will begin tomorrow.
The Jury this afternoon, IN the case of
Reyes Hernandez, who is charged with
passing q counterfeit dollar, failed to
agree and wss discharged The CAGE
will 60 to trial aRsip at half pact 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Preparations are under way for an ella
iborste entertain mept to be given 10y The
Methodist church on the 18th OF the
coming month. Regular practice takes
place two evenings 10 the week. The
proceeds OF the entertainment are to be
devoted to church use.
Eight finely formed and claesicslly
costumed ladies, appearing on a great
revolving pedestal, in most charming
living reprod uctions of the mnstsfsmous
works OF ancient and modern sculptors
and painters, are smsng the novel and
attractive features or The CONS lidsfed
Forepsugh sod Sells Brothers shows.
J. P. Wellee, OF Florence, accom- ani-
Cd by bis son, j. p. Wellee, jr.. his
daughter Miss Florence, and Miss r ,ss
Lesie, came 10 from Casa Grsnde this
morning. The young gentleman and
the two young ladie- will attend the uni
vereity this year. Mr.. Welles. sr., will
remain an the city for day or two, after
which he will return TO Florence.
Fif,y-t.e new students have already
present-d themselves for examination
for admission to the university this year.
There are twenty more who are koown
to be coming at once. These are 10
addition to the old students OF last year.
The showing is most favorable for q
splendid attendance and grand year
of school work.
Engineer w. T. Hays, who left Tue
son Two months ago for q visit to bis old
home IN Clayton, n Y, and to leave his
two cone, johnnie and Tommy. with
their graz Of father, who will superintend
their eduestion, has returned. After an
absence Of ten years from the home OF
his childhood, Mr.. Hays enjoyed bis
visit to the limit. HIS many friends IN
Tucson gave him q cordial welcome up
On bis return.
On Sunday last the senior editor was
Rrstified by call from Edwin z. Drew,
who we remember, fifteen yesrs ago,
when be lived 10 Globe, as q STRIPPING.
Time has dealt kindly with him. and
be is now q man of generous mold, tip
ping the beam st 90 pounds. Mr.
Drew was for years a successful bust
ness man at Casa Grande and is still q
member of the firm of Drew & Stevens,
owners of the Casa Gr6pje snd Flor
-ence stage line. He recently removed to
Tucson, VII re he is engaged in busi-
.nees with AdolPh Bail, agent for lead
ing brands Of beer. Mr.. Drew found
many old time acquaintsnces here who
were pleased to see him.-Silver Belt.
sSsck-poison is q poison which makes
you suck. 1t comes from the stomach.
The stomach makes it out OF undigested
food.
The blood gets it and tsints the whole
bocy with il. That's the way OF it.
The way to be rid Of it is to look after
your digestion.
If your food is ali properly dIeested,
there will be none left in the stomach
to make sick poison ont Of.
IF your stomach is too wesk to see to
this properly by itseit, help it along
with q few doses of Shaker Digestive
Cordial.
Thss's the cure OF it.
Sbsker Digestive Cordial 10 delicious,
healthful, zooic cordial, made Of pure
medicinal pisats, herbs and wine.
/. positively cures Indigestion apd
Eorevents the formation OF sIck-poison.
Sold by druggists. Price 10 cents to
81 per bottle.