Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
!. 8. Hopley, Of Psntsno. Is in the

i Uity.
Mrs. Jos. Goldtree and family have
returned to the city aud will take up
their permanent residence here.
Alberto Moreno become a citizen OF
the United States THE morning by orer-
alton OF the natural zatlon laws.
If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring a stImulant with nour-
lshiOg and coloring food, HALLS Vege-
table Siciliau Hair Remover is just the
specific.
Capt. Contzen has resigned bis CON-
Dand OF Company d, n. G. A. The
| company will hold an election to fill the
| vacancy this week.
Politics seem to be the absorbing to-
pic throughout the city. 1t Is almost
impossible to learn Of anything except
the political chances in the coming
election.
Badness is either hereditary or caused
by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing
tight fitting hats. and by over work and
trouble. Halls Hair Remover will pre-
vent it.
tuo III tuo ANOito
American Review for October are:
Purpose in Art" by Harriet Monroe;
THE Supreme Court" by George A.
Benhsm, and IAN Electric Farm" by
George E. Walsh.
"a chemical success ard medical tri-
umph," SO speaks sn eminent physician
10 reference 10 Ayers Cherry Psctoral;
and the euloey was none too strong. No
other m ed,cine is 30 safe and eff1cacioue
in all diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Capt. Phil Contzen hse been upon en-
extended survey in the Milestone
mountains. He was accompanied by
Major Green, special agent o: the int
rior department Under a recent ruling
OF the department il is necessary for the
deputy surveyor to he accompanies by q
special examiner of thu department.
The death OF Howard Flynn OCCUR
red this morniag. Mr.. Flynn was
forty three years OF see. apd for some.
time past bad been sfn cted with q
wife and four children who have the
svmpsthy OF large circle OF fr ends.
His funeral took place this afternoon at
four O'Clock.
Zsckepdorf's Fall Opening last even |
ing was a marked success, as is every |
undertaking put on foot by this ent-r
prlsing firm. All the evening vast |
crowds Of admirInp ladies AID Rsntl.
men thropg-d the ff-rent dephr ments
and we're treated to a perfect eye fess!-
The dazzl ug beauties OF the di play |
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by hundr DIS, and the delightful music
II Months orchestra added greatly to
the pleasure OF the occasion. 1t will
opg be remem bered as thu most bril-
isn't effort Of the sort ever witnessed in
ibis city.
Last Friday night gang OF robbers
made ap a tempt to hold up east bound
No. 2. at Rio Puereo. The
train crew opened fire on the robbers
,6d the leader was Instantly XII led
ne passengers turned out and Kept up
, fire on the outlsss until they we're
orced to h-e. When they rode of Il
quarter OF mile they were heard tn
.sll the names OF two cen, which leads
% the suggestion that another one o.
he robbers was either killed or badly
Wounded. Receptions like this will have
, dampeniDe effect on the ardor OF train
'obbere. Moiave Miner.
Under the caption OF If Silver
VIM" the North American Review for
)stober presents two extre Diely abb
.riicles dealing directly with the vital
ssues of the campaign. Louis Wind
muller insists that The Shrinkage II
Wages" would tie an immediate result
Z Mr.. Bryan's election, and the Hon.
Walter Clark, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF North Caroline, 8
prominent member OF the cree silver
,srty enunciates what may be regarded |
70 an authoritative programme OF the
oopulists in the alterstiop OF the Cons
tuition Judge ClHrk's paper is one OF
he most important yet published In
connection with the present campaign.