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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

flne Of the mOstcnriuns uses 10 (which
insects are put sxas reiater asz recent
meeting IN the Lfnnaeau asocs>tr Of
London. in MAS stalled that Abe Asne1Ax
bar kser-knrgeons OF the Lsexant sennpl0y-
eda large specsessof ant for 1be lDnT-
pose Of holding h0RetB~r tae ssazes 81
an ineised asound. The Aut helc aE1Esn
a pair Of 1orceps, opens AS Baanuibssf
wide, sand H. Drongnt near 30 1ise sssft
bring tneated. 90 thst steam sGse1e a&se
two edges. sshieil ssIe ksstc 1ee~tlssr 1os
the purpose Assoen IS Tie aaz10rtaD-
ale ami haas oblasDeda 1nn qgrap a05 Like
cut. ats head Is sesereu from AS sGtly-
Mr.. lsssgois Of smyraa. ssRO 8escrise1
tlhe operation 40 Abe l~ianaean ksesSetS.
salc that he haG lsssn natives sssith ssrI
or seven sants oesde hoin s1sgetaer
vOnEoe 40 1tise Of aeallzg. -
asimilar DbserwaEaon sTas nsa1e asgsse
yeare ago IN Brazil, assiseh lad q ~
tenesting from an -sfhDoisg5eal rsosns. 80
srsew. az showing tize lD1sEsenfl-Et ~z&-
ssteDce 81 fbe same senstOnn al .eeuD-
tries 30 lar apart - Bzazi sazsc s4ksss
Minor London Hnplse 8,plnssp-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

hn Ing Ashl1 Gaze rfr zEsaa s~xss qrrszsasl szsf
AZ . icoal1ry reaznren 81 1srezzxlzE tar
laar - i1zssssl srei ~ l.ssess - s-sE
24ur 1Aae Esn0n >a& 1HaN asasMst aaswmzE
1rsH mas Eosr &C aizfzs=r ziur a~zars zassr
yeazE 4slsaszafser seaaE zz1sr Eezzzz ~
scaAae AEa1E asrzas1S. azzEsr sAase HAn9ar Aa4f
13atas@r ss@E 4zzrzD 1tist ss~rzzazz 4. iss~nw
<er14n ls<e szArs~< rzzzE ~ss1sez sz<h s~x-z
as~pt 3~r ET assl <aas1e Fz@zsw @a<z
lveans RnsskE tamxns~r zx s1ss szszfiS
ecz1ee se9zlsa sraztzazG ssfzz<er sxD Iuna<zz
Scr . sel@r 3 rsszr az<e Se~a . czss-
aas szxIeaa azssz ---slzsftr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

The woman ~ho rnshes from one
function 10 another. almost tnrns nor
carriage into o dressing room, IN cases
Of emergency. Ladies' carriages ars
provided with . zair sized mirror. CUP.
nlnglg arranged pockets 40 ~siscsi are
hidden sssy the eonb aud brpsh. posN.
der put. several fresh hanoiserablezf,
and bottle 81 perfume - neutior
nofhinr else. Fasbionsple sonep ear
renew their eospplexionf ss they pro
coed on their wsy. and netpnp 1pom Q
round Of sisase looking as fresh aEt
dainty as Il they had just stepped fnoiE
the t.oudoir.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

some eone5eps assase ssesae assss.e 1ssEllse
saaf week alpssp flss 1sss-szpis4Sssp %
ssomsu rs soE.er - f.a.auss $,exnsplsss res-
port - Congress pise speysysr shows
fslaf rhe aetaps 6sflsss fsas 80 IDS sspsfse
IL ef.s A.. =. TpssasprF. - 20 ssssS 81. q
gaip 81 Ell. SisSa ~ Rspne lxset rrssesft
Bnrinr <fe Teas asFs. Fe6,.@ psaszIsis
sEene .lssEa6 - ssisliah aise csatss eBsss~s
lnSansors; aseiz,g 9Ss 1spsarG 80 eEasy
e.fIg popplatsap. ~ asaipK ieaTss6 %
Aeinsf.,zs anzepseps. sssnf sss.eco sszsrF
Tspse; ~fniie 6,oSsrAfsp aeoasst zJS go
ing e.ne - every pas1s-
aiaepe ane aesapdf7tEs Gnaricsp 10
xentoFs eeacb - rihep assse eaaeisssf
aaore aiaaD 40 4 uisaf ssssces Rs&sassGs--
Tihemas a. Edison asessisg issset 60
ham - A.. = Rsc@EsS. ellahr Ta0noS
sson Gkae elacsreiar. rsosssspr sos 9ec~
.epae: franea ~ fssassenss . nasssBs
aDechaniesi ,rspesr. EsssssfpT - Nafttr
Gonr. Gann-. wshp asss ssaoesNeI 49, 10
serr Weston. sap seaactssrss eazgassr.
neoeixed re-: vasI.e Hssap. sas fsap ssS-
| pert haS baep ensDseS 10 Tseests fSr
approsemapse 40 alzs AHHa esdse
The Commissioners nepgS Erssaer
shows Giase fheze a1e p,apftlEa ss Gle
swasens aAme As Sshe EsSzs& ssfs.as 10
gasaps sppl.asGspne sspcb aese eaaS
IS fhs eslas s.eae eassp s>ap years sS1
Csc applications s1tssab Asss seep eefS-,
ing Cor fss1ep rears Tine g.ew rites
adopseS. hp~eser. NS9 epsHsss4 - -
fheae pseen.s 50 asspe rSeas sne csn-
sng year
1snongss ske E.ose esisesss rssesss
w1bsch Neae lssp,eS asse weess wess s~S
enacted 80 Ga.e ssmsSaa &sreeF1 -
HsnseylEeS srpos Elsee asne. ese 10
septiops rsisGing - ssppeseaesss ~
car rhesls- ske sneaSs ~ saS ssrssy
whass aeing gAsss senteses SUD 80 lsse
aopger fhsp she orS snssy esHpesse ess
Siheele 4Gbers Esenses66 saoebssS
shree paeeDas fs~ 80 a&2spseNssE@ ~
osrs Nbseb ops~s<<3g sspass Esse 80
orelneFy fneixbt nss. eps sjpseae wEezs
up<oANe3 Sprm o nSe 0gsa&xs h&saSx
ehrae soows besew eJhe fss besgsS ~
shs aar t0getber wa 80 ssesc fssRes
by she slspsspe Fep< Ta<se eass afs
sFyspReS 90 shae e~ie ~ sAasR cass es
svliy epnea6 oHt SOS DSeR f2nn o good
saEa1 bal. Gihe EasnesNfs beSSg asreeSSsbs
~ spsen1e3 Ter she nse ~ sssssa ef3sss.
ing shows vho nsR shg< carry sSsse
fhesser maeh aGem a No. Lows Apses.
sor Faae5sas . pseeRt feT seSs tread
horse shoe sbleb hes groove ~ saasS'
pel &1apEeS 80 faaeSss o PsssssAG -
sls&sSe spstesAs1 wrbaeh ass ~ Fee@Sgg
removed snS seFlAee& y. a, TFasss5l
81 Omshs, Feeeise< . pseees for o 90
match pistol, wbash ~ psw esSS1 Fssc
80 ~ ths fpsFkek,
Parties desiring sstpssSe fsfeFmsshss
; free gessssge ~ pesentsS sk0el& s<Heess
SUES A. Co, EpsteS Sssses Fstesi
Solicitors, tee ESSbS5Sz, Ospsks-
copy ~ spy EpSteS Sssees pstest ~
clnsipg al tfs SrswSnGs sac desesSe
siops wS;i w. psSie< for ~ eeEesl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11
roo par no SAX no DEATH
u.mas Mhs gsssa osr @sfhos 81
suIriaS fnaprsrstrsstr


Al Ann Mills. a little hao'sa near
Neville. Pa.. nsak Alexander 1eess,
A wpllknown farmer aid nesisst'a
citizen. Ills wife. Sarah Jsna sses'''
has q reputation as being one % me
heaviest women. II not the heaviest,
IN the county. al rpreDt years h'F
weIult had been steadily ii.ereaslng,
until now she weighs over 300 pounds
sha aud her husband have twslse
children. and their domestic NE has
heeu l,spuy. bnt her size has evidently
nr,yed ,ii,On her uiAj. making bef
despondcni. Yesterday morning sne
l.ft her homo and pr0npeded 10 ihs
hanks of tie coDodog1inei rn"ek,
s,,,,am abo.n 100 feet IN Width, winch
INNS near her home. She TOOK bei
noslilon on Ballows bridge ano
summed into the deep sine9m, sw9iien
ana muddy from. the recent Faips'
n,onoslnu 10 end her troubles.
she had iwsiecied - consider . SUI
ieci which lDs m lniporihW vea''us
ON n project such as hers. lpb' =,
specific gravity. ~. WAS 'Dg ~, apo
DESPITE her most desperate etgff ~,
body would not sink. ana, Aii0pugl
sbe tried 10 hold her head under iopl
enough 20 drown herself, sllr 1li ~
succeed. Her heavy body turned owe,
aud over. and finally righiipg us'u
aoatsd peacefully down ibe stream
wlsh the head on top. BY this I'm.
ne woman was nearly frozen and
made no further efforts 10 ep1 PEI
life For three hours her body noaie..
calmly on the stream, unobsnrfea
GRADUALLY floating downward with IN
Current Size was fiually DISCOVERED
ma rescued. She viii recover, Pits
burg Commercial Gazette.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

a 0eriain szssrr.sd ssa1F On R,azIbu
6ste sat S,p all ~ dptese9sE fsise azsfss,
might wastsng f0r ipssr sls1sssassr coespHs
home ~ asst- gssaeE sa1sr sssrp 68p
with waiting. si.s ~sa1st 10 ass- sssrp
nOom ~ sneEsre @s1p 1pssDr eszss missing
husband Eisepe dast aa.ssp asistsssr 81
going s.eEn ne asat sel,e 80 ans rsDssn
sss wac % mac efssst sssse ~repdst
speslk 50 lilac Tor o ssssass- sspssssseses
~ 4 . Essvor.ssx
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

There Is now living Ia Chicago a man
who frequently contested the ~beat
market with I'D, Pardridge and nsp-
ally defested him- This man 10 called
..old Hutch" Nhen he forced sep
tember wheat np 10 - a bnshel and
held IL there while the boys stepped 10
his Office and settled. be was regarded
As the giant Spectator Of The age: bui
the last me heard Of s,0ld Hutch" hs
WAS selling wedges Of pie for five Gents
and shoesirings two for fse.-Buffalc
Post press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Az the spiiielmarket IN Berlin there
IL a coffee tavern where walters sp'
Inns are conspicuous by their absen'n
All along the walls Of the establish
mont automatic machines are placed
aacl With label revealing W eon
tents. brer. coffee, ten, etc You 'hh'
\ glass. hold II ny 20 the mnshln.' ~
sei.I i PENNY ~ the slot ann YOU ~
served lnsianter. L'Independnn' nc
mois.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Needs assistance IL may be best 40 rem
Der II promptly. but one should remem-
Der 10 use even the most perfect neme-
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is fbe
Syrup Of Figs. manufactured by tas
California Zig syrup Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

An iilnsirated article on fhs Seergs
.,ynnior Reprelie," o littie eommon'
wsa3th o. city boys end girls who arc
learning 20 govern themselves 90 Q
farm near Freeytlis. a. T.. sill be g5s'
en- In Barpers weesly fer Msg 3Sd.
The came nunber will oopksin 90 tllpss
trsied article ~ Arthur baruep "a
Barney Bsrnato, the ks6r hing ans
an Important aFt testore wp1 oe 100
paper on Ppvis dc Chsssnneis new Gee
orsiivs psasls Cor the BOSTON Puola'
Library,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

A female patient presented herself
At a French hospital for reoellionE
hicoongh, which had resisted all treat
ment for four days. she WAS asked 10
show her tongue. and Il was noticed
that with the putting oui Of the tongue
the hiccough ceased. The same thing
has been since tried. and with epeoess
IN other eases AL thai Is necessary
apparently 10 70 strongly pnsh the
tongue out Of the mouth and hold IL -
for q minute or esxo
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Is 70 said thss che slid bonses aDc
bnsfsloes hBre become % npsnepops IL
Queenklsnc. Australia. fhat snssasnnef
hsss been tAsen 70 keep them 1osn bg
shooting. Is Houid bs insenesfing spofs
for rifiemau 70 huns them, sspeciallg
the horses. Cor, n fhe vile stallion 4
like other animals. be would put 30 o
faht for lie il slightly wounded which
4 70 Be had huDtang ths elepssps- f.hs
the indian Territory police 600 80 IN
tsresting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

The Corn Belt 10 the psme ~ 40
illustrated monthly newspaper pub
llshed by chs CbEeaRo, BurlinRtop a
Quincy r. n ~ aims 20 give tpformR'
ton Ia ap interesting psy soopt ths
farm lands Of ths west aene 70 cent
10 postage stamps 20 the Corn Be1ss 29i
Adams 81. Chicago. snS the paper vii
be sent 70 your address for one year
me Empress Eufepte oeietgasee her TQta
larthday op fhe etb Of May.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Write toC q Crsn<. genersl pas4er'
ger and tscses sgeDt hsoesh Esiluoad.
e. i,ouis Nc. for o sEsnmer resor.
book. teliing al sbons the beautisy'
lake reglop reached by see nsbsst
Railroad
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

ssa-s ass - iH6a6isauuE by ms
eesesn jlssr rsassss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Barper,s Bazaar. 70 be is%ued 90 Mss
2zd, viii contain sknopR the bteraF.
features Lizzie Lees Aepsrasaon,% .
brillispt short story b. Lillian Bel
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

lesnsafssxb sisss ID ssis-r riaar ffsse ds~sl
- - sfiss 5ssarf
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

Ths hetses ~ fhs ssst0ss &iskseess ~
she word very from f~slss - ~ ~ EsMs
a,fT
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

FsitbSH % de isst-she feos soc
nsSuer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-11

sspner Esassstons va sias vsbask ~ D.
Ne. LOWS June t2th 70 lbtb,
HALF 81 Louis July 10.
FARE I wssbipgtop guly u 70 sSh,
BuHaio July orb and stb,
Nov on 80 e Sumpaer Tourist ffsSets t2
al summer resorts good retprpipg eptt
oct. 3ist. Thos. Cook A. Sops sEeefst
tours of Europe FOR rates, tttnerAss, ksiir
tss Of STEAMERS epd ~ ipformstsop ~
ssrting sumner vacation tours vie, raj ~
~asar call Of the wshasb Ttg'ket Of'iae, ~,
1sl5 Farpsm St, Paxton Hotel tlock ~
write q, y, Clayton, y. wv a., ODesbsp
Nehr
The fret of the SERIES of papers on
south Africa which Professor james
Bryce. N. ", Is % soptribos~ y The
Century appesryJi D the Nay s&spbsr
lie eorrecis tlss RaBsral spps@sSSop
that the country bss tksties Est9ral
beauty. Portions ~ the bjgb}9ssas pc
compares 10 switxefDsld sud fsge Ns'ite
Mountains. and bs says ths< one can
never tire Of the charm sud yAfiety %
color Ia the lancsesps Prpffssos
Bryce says that the I5oers bsys yfissa'
ed 10 this day q passion for soisipds
that makes them desire 10 i've MANS
miles from any nsigbeoc
whst Is lie but what . msp 4 teieb'ss
Of all day
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
Varsity Clippings.'
From the CITIZENS special correspondent.

From the CITIZENS special correspondent.
At meeting of the Senate the othe,
night a "red hot" debate TOOK place on
the financial question OF today: "RE-
SOLVED: That the present financial
standard will be more beneficial than
an adoption of the silver standard"
Young and Rutherford represented
| the Is TO / side of the convention ZIG
silver points TO one goid) and Sparks
and Richmond (gold sdvocates) repre-
sented the affirmative. The negative
won in q walk.
The Moon beans will be &C homo to.
morrow evening to receive the Sky Rock.
els. Come early and avoid the rush.
Boys! the bath rooms will be open for
engagements on Saturday. Those de-
siring to participate will call on the gen.
tleman who carries the keys. bath ear
ly and often."
Isn't it queer how the ladies promen-
ade is not frequented 30 often by the
young ladies since the young gentlemen
have been forbidden from trespRssiuR Oh
''sacred grouud."
The latest fad among the young ladies
is pink. Itssems to Ee the "favcr-ite.
Some OF the Moonbeans have develop.
ed into "scorchers"
The Regulators have made arrange.
ments to celebrats Mark Longs 18th
birthday in q very appropriate manner
this evening.
Wonder why Cooper eats his meals off
msntsl since his visit to the university
after dark.
Dean Wood ward lie, withouta doubt.
q heart smasher.
The university sails along smoothly
under the present rules and regulations.
Glasses are progressing rapidly and Prof.
Billman is in touch with the boys.
SPECIAL SCRIBE.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17

that the place was surrounded. The
crowd was then driven from the store
and ran for cover. The citizens of the
town mad been warned by two shots
tired In the store, and srming themselves
to the teeth surrounded the bank and
quietly awaited the appearance of the
robbers. Deputy Game Warden w. H.
Clsrk noticed that three horses we're
fastened at the rear door and surmisipg
that the robbers would leave by that
route, took up hia station q short dis
lance from the back door and GEN.
tered more men at this place
than any other, not neglecting,
however. to keep the front door Just as
we'll watched. When the robbers saw
they were cornered. Charles Jones raised
a rifle be had taken from the store and
fired at Clark. The bandits were COM
manded to hold up their hands hut an
swered with a fusilsde of shots from a
dozen different directions. Jones aud
Smith fell to the ground literally riddled
with bullets. Harris, MORALLY wound
ed, held his revolver, and still stagger-
ing continued battle until be fell. An
inquest was held, rendering q verdict of
Justifisble homicide. The money was
all recovered.
The Denver police believe one of the
robbers killed at Meeker may have been
James q. Durham, who killed his
father-in-law, R. P. McGlincy and ali
bis family near San Jose, Cal. Dun
ham IS known to have been in the
ueighborhood Of Meeker.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
A Nov Paper for Pinal County.

Finding themselves without printed
representative in the coming campsiep,
the republicans OF Pinal county hsyo
dubbed together, and presented to the
voters Of The county the "Pipsl County
Tax Payer" In appearance it In % nest
IS any paper 10 the territory. Its col
umns are filled with choice. up to date
reading matter. Its editorial depart
ment Is devoted to the interests Of the
republican nominees OF the county. Is
discusses the issues Of the present cam
psign in q clean, honest, fearless man.
ner, and will undoubtedly be the means
OF adding very materially to the strength
OF the ticket it represents. The Paper
will be issued turing the campaign and
era uitously among the vot-
srs Gf the county. Pinsl coupty's bur.
den Of taxation 10 heavy and the 'Tsx
Payer" bids fair to assist in tightening
the load.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17

"For five weeks lived on cold wstsr,
so to speak, writes a man who suffered
terribly from indigestion.
He could hardly keep anything on HE
stomach. What stayed, wasn't properly
digestod and gave him terrible pspes
This is not an uncommon case. Dy.
peptics don't get enough nourishmsnt.
They are generally thin and weak.
They may eat enough, but they don't
digest enough. Much Of what they eat
turns into poison. II this keeps on
there's no telling what disease they may
get next.
That's why il is best to take Shaker
Digestive Cordial, as soon % symptoms
Of indigestion appear.
1t cures all the evils OF indigestion,
and prevents the evils which indigestion
causes.
Sold by druggists, proc 10 cents 10
81 90 per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17

A womsn's headaches may come from
several causes. She may have q head
ache arising from nervousness, or from
digestive distur Dances. Nine cases IN
ten, her headaches come from disorders
peculiar to her sex. 1t may show itself
IN the symptoms which are characteristic
OF dozen disorders. Thousands of
times, women have been trested for the
wrong disorders. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription was compounded for the
sole purpose OF relieving womsnkind of
these ills and pains. Thousands of
women have testified that after taking
treatment from several physicians with
out benefit, the "Fsvorite Prescription
cured them completely and quickly. 1t
has been used for over thirty years, and
has an uubroken record Of success.
The woman who hesitstes is invited 10
send u one-cent stamps to cover only
the cost of mailing q copy Of Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser, which contains plain, clear infor-
nation about all the organs of the hu-
man body and their functions.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
About 1900 will be the number of reg
istered voters at the coming election,

About 1900 will be the number of reg
is;ered voters at the coming election.
Chas. Pogue is in the city, from bis
mines 10 the Black mouptsin district
| A meeting of the republican candi-
dates took place at the city hall this at.
tsrnoon.
To arrive in a few days, car of east.
ern apples and cider ct
l2t WHEELER il PERRY's
The elaborate costumes will be worth
the price OF ticket. Saturday Oct. IL
at Reid's opera house.
Walter s. Hudson Of PhoeDi1 ieturn.
ed home last night, after weeks Welt
in Tucson.
Some repairs are being made in the
| foundation OF the building occupied by
the Thomas Hughes Hardware Com
! pany.
W. NJ. Lowell and Il. D. Satterwhite
have completed arrangements for law
partnership, and will probably occupy
offices in the Pearson block.
A serious waeboIt occurred on the
Sonora railroad Sunday. The telegraph
poles and wires are dow D., in consequences
OF which no particulars can be obtained.
Airport has reached the city that the
storm yesterday caused a washout at
Wilcox which entailed quite q loss OF
property. The store OF Soto Bros. was
badly damaged.
Owing to the heavy rains along the
line of the Southern Pacific Tucson was
entirely cut off today from all railroad
travel, no trains arriving from either
direction.
VS.. Clark, OF Frankfort, KY. is on a
visit to his ole friend. G. @. Sroufe. Of
this city. Mr.. Clark has been very fav-
orably impressed with Arizona, go fer as
he has seen it.
B. +. Clements is in the city deliver
ing to subscribers book entitled "A
Historical and Biographical Record of
the Territory OF Arizona" published by
Mcfarland and Poole OF ChicsRo. The
book is very neatly gotten up snd will
be highly priced as u memento OF the
growth and progress of the territory.
Mduy pcopic euueI ioI years lfom
trou blesome and repulsive sores, boils,
and eruptions, without ever testing the
marvellous curative properties of Ayers
Ssrssparilla. The experiment is, Ger.
tainly, worth try ing. Be sure you get
Ayers Ssrsapsrilla and no other.
II your appetite is variable, your
health is below par, and the door is
open for the entrance of disease. Close
this door Immediately by stimulating
tie stomach and organs OF assimilation
to a more active aud healthy perform
sncs of their functions. DR.. j. III. Me-
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier gives tone and strength to the
stomach and contributes q nerve food
that is taken up instantly and assimilat-
ed. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17

luton against the Mexican xtvernmspk,
We earnestly recommend that our dele
gate TO Congress be instructed 10 ne
ME best efforts TO secure tho establish
ment or military post in the county 70
fuiIy protect the interest OF our citizens;
and be il
RESOLVED: That we earnestly advo-
cate the early admission of Arizona 70
the sisterhood of states.
Very respectfully submitted,
COMMITTEE =
Nominations than proceeded in reau.
lar form. and the following nominees
were selected by scclsmmstion:
Council, @ r Drake; assembly, HK
OheDowetb, Thos F Wilson, Jpo @
Smith, 4 Q Brown; sheriff, jos 8 Hop
ley; treasurer, Knox Corbett; recorder,
Cnas Y Suter; supervisors, Henry e
Bnefmap, Geo p Scholeield; probate
Indse, Eo Williams; county surveyor,
l. ID Chillsen.
The following resolution vas intro
duced and unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED: That the executive COM
mittee be authorized to fill any vacancy
that may occur on the republican coun-
ty ticket.
The following list of members of the
county central committee wsss submit.
ted by the various delegates and on mo.
ton il was ordered that the central COM
mittee Ill any vacancies in the commit
tee:
|. Tucson: j NJ Ormsby, j Hill. Geo
Shand, Chas T CORNELL, r T MllIsr, w
v Whitmore, j ID Johnston, Lewis
Leese, Thoe Hughes, ST., Ben Fair
banks, ID Gill, N Pscheco, VIM Bur.
dette. Geo Williams, j A Zabriskie, John
Fl Meyer, III B Dodge. Chss A Donnsl-
ly. Jas Gardiner.
Noosles: A l. Peck, WJB Barnett.
W EKey, II K Chenoweth, ii v Law.
10.
Calabasas: Geo w Atkinson.
Crittenden: r r Richardson.
Tubac: F Black.
Tsnqus Verde: John Glover.
Orc Blanco: w A Hart, e L Ton.
kin.
Gresterville: ] B Anderson.
Olive Camp: T Fries.
La Nora: F A Stevens.
Old Glory: Geo w Cheney.
ReddinRtou: Jas Gardiner.
San Xavier: Sam Shortridgs.
La Oss: PAguirre.
Rosemont: VIM Shaw, John v
Weigle.
Rincon: John B Fraker.
Hsrshsw: Horace Jones.
Elain: Z n Rice.
Horsboe Basin: / ID Smith.
GunsiQht: Phil Shasf.
The following precinct oficars we're
nominated by their several delegates
and endorsed by the convention:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Tucson: W II Culver, W + Scott.
Greaterville: j B Anderson.
Tubac: J F Black. "a
Crittsnden: Edw Wandering.
Tsnque Verde: j B Glover.
CoNsrABLKs. =
Tucson: Robt. Frazier, w 81 Lucas.
Noeales: WV Llewelling.
No further business. appearing the
convention adjourned sine die.
K l. Hart, Secretary
W EKey, Asst. Secretary
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