Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-12

30 woman, in our hours of ease.
Uncertain, coy and hard to please"
When you play ringmsster and clown.
You bifurcsted own the town!
And ell will say you are q 60,
With Forepsugh and Sells Bros. Show.
Sheriff Lssthsrwood left on the east
bound passenger this morning.
The advertising car of 4-Paws and
Sells CIRCUS went eest this morning, be-
hind the passenger.
L. B. Hays, of Phoenix, is in the city,
and is greeted by host of old time
friends.
Col. Holden, from Gro Blsnco, paid
the CITIZEN office visit this morning.
He is still staying with the Grub Stake
Lime.
The pay car came in last night and
distributed coin among its employees in
the city.
Labor day was very generally observ-
cd in Tucson, every body laboriug with
his usual esrnestness.
Today is "Rosch Haechons," or He
brew New Year, and is being celebrated
by Tucson citizens Of the Hebrew faith.
Manuel Cabsllero and Miss Maria
Castro were married at the Catholic
chuch this morning.
Isidore Goldtree. brother of Joseph
Goldtree, is in the city. He was here
some thirteen years ago, and now will
probably locate here permanently.
Common courtesy would dictate to
any man OF sense that he should give q
polite answer to q polite question.
There are some public officers, who have
not learned this lesson In etiquette yet,
and possibly never will.
A large badger was captured last
night in the vicinity of the postoffice.
1t is supposed that be was hunting 9
nomination. He got it and his osptore
made his election sure.
Miss Nellie Kennedy, who has been
confined to her room for two weeks past
with an attack Of intermittent fever.
has almost wholly recovered, and is now
able to be out.
Hon. A. J. Doran is registered at the
San Xavier. He is returning from q
business trip to Tombstone. He is nurs-
ing Q lame finger, which wss recently
crushed in q mill near Prescott.
Joe Goldtree is justi6ably elated over
the recent discovery of q streak of sill
yer chloride in his New Colorado mine
The ore assays from $500 to $1,000 per
ton, and that is enough to render any
man jubilsnt such days as these.
A delicate problem is handled with
much srgumentative skill by Rev. Father
Clarke, s. j.. in his article on "New-
Mstthusisnism" in the North American
Review for September.
Mrs. Msish was yesterday granted
divorce from James Maish, OF the two
children, each was awarded the custody
OF one, with authority to visit the other
one hour each day. Alimony was grant
ed the plaintiff in the sum of $40 per
month.
The Hon. Warner Miller and the Hon.
Richard P. Bland, discuss the respect
i've merits of the present presidential
candidates under the caption OF "The
Duty of the Hour" in the North Am
erican Review for September.
The Phoenix high school convened
this morning with large attendance of |
students. The morning was devoted to
the enrolling Of students and laying out |
the course OF study when q recess was |
taken until tomorrow morning when the |
work OF the term will begin in earnest. |
Herald.
The American Protective Tariff |
League has just issued document No. |
SO, 1.-The Tariff" which gives extracts, |
in parallel columns, from the speeches |
OF Hon. W. ]. Bryan and Hon. William |
Mckinley. This document should be |
read by ever voter. Address W. f. |
Wakemsn, General Secretary, 135 w.
23d street, New York.
The Associated Press furnished Geo. |
A. Groot's speech, notifying Bryan OF |
his nomination by the national silver |
party, with information that the speech |
would be released this afternoon. The |
address was put IN type, and shortly az |
forwards instructions came to withhold |
tle speech until tomorrow. In conse- |
quence the CITIZEN will make it public |
Ia the issue Of tomorrow evening.
]. Knox Csrbett was riding down the |
street this morning, in bis wagon, and |
had one foot, his right, carefully band
aged and resting upon the dash board. |
As be drove past, a friend asked him:
whats the matter with the foot?" |
The answer was brief, but told the en-
tire story. 1t was contained in one |
word: Bicycle"
A letter from Mrs. Choate, recently |
received by her son, ia this city, an
nounces that sne lie in Berlin. She says |
the famous German city would be very |
pleasant place il it only had Tucson's |
climate, for which she esdly signs. In
stead of bright, pleasant sunshine and |
dry, inviRorsting air. there are continu-
Gus clouds and rains, and q glimpse Of
Old Sol il q luxury.
Florence can roast OF az genial host |
% ever grsced q hotel. Curt Powell,
who took charge of the Williams House |
in that city, has won many compliments |
for bis exceptional ability as q caterer
TO public comfort. The table he sets is 1
provided with the best of everything the |
market affords. and it is served in Q
manner which wins the heart Of any
lover Of good living. II you 60 to Flor.
ence, be assured that Curt Powell will
look after you.
Gas if brick were lying in my stom-
ach' is the description by dyspeptic OF
his feeling after eating.
This Is one Of the oommonest symp-
toms of Indigestion. II you have il, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Not only this symptom, but all the
symptoms of indigestion are cured by
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
So many medicines to cure this one
disorder. Only one that can be called
successful, because only one that acts
Ia q simple, natural, and yet scientific
way. Shaker Digestive CorG;sl. II
Purely vegetable, and containing no
dangerous ingredients, Shaker Digestive
Cordial tones up, strengthens and res
torres to hesith ell the digestive orRsns. 1