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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
WANTS.
BARGAINS ~.
Groceries l. q w a. A. II =, n m n ~ . .
CAN SAVE YOU % PER IENI.

q roCer1ess I<o w a ~ 'k'ha IA e - q y
CAN SAVE YOU 30 PER CENT
. lbs. Best Graduated Sugar for. 20
New Canned Tomatoes, Thistle
brand ..s...... s.s.sss.sss+'.'sss''''s'
New Canned Corn ..................-
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, per
Ddb sss.sssss..s ssssssss.s.ss-. .s''''''' ~
or S3.Si per barrel.
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fami-
y Flour, 81 barrel. or per bag...... -
Salt Pork. per pound ............,., si1
Pure Lard, per pound .................
Sugar-Cured Shoulders ............."
Nice Fat Mackerel. per dozen ....... 10
pounds Fresh Country Butter for. -
Good Mixed on Green Ten, good as
any you pay 4Oc. elsewhere, tor.... -
Fresh Rolled oats, per pounl..---.-.
New California Prunes. per lb........
or pounds for 2Jc.
California Peaches and Apric0ts, can y
Good Cream Cheese. per pOund......
or 4 pounds for 2jc. 80
Fresh Country Eggs. per dozcn...... Il
:. ULLMAN's son,
ls20-lS22 east Main. COS east Marshall.
Phones al5 and "a. apf
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Weak Plants
Wither

in the summer heat, but strong ones
rrow and flourish, even when the earth
is like a furnace.
Weak meh and women droop and fall
sick from slight causes. little chill
or a little overwork IS enough but
different story is told Of bodies purified
with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

me intention of the League , OF n ono
sacre re- Heart for tho month rs '' V,r p
images 20 the SINNERS OF inc -"
Mary. 49,. sunday the boys
AT tho olcck Mass Sunoay I'm M ca 70
Of the Sacred Heart 'o""''''
communion in a body. o,otocl,
Tnerc viii ne no high mass at o,Gio ',
e,r1oy morning. Tho holy hour WIZ ne
" .,''.r'od h,, the Guard OF Honor As me
p,.seed sacrament will be exposed al
da,, the faithfuI should pay their Visils'
Next thursday Will be the Feast OF
corons christi n feast OF devotion
Next Sunday is Trinity Sunday the emu
OF the Paschal time. 49,. -.
Fathers McKeefry and McVerry were
visitors in the city during the WeeK't
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t,a,bolic Notes.

bishop Van de vy'er has ''''
following: .,e seyenty-fifth an
niyersary of our Holy a' therefore, that
Communion. ! request r,q.,4r ,,,I receive Holy
All our Catholic children ,y Also / request
Communion on tha .cn Gay ia name ana an
that eye ,,o cents cents to The chancellor before
the hfst o"' A. VAN DE VfNhh'
bishop OF Richmond
~" chancellor.
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STEAMBOATS,

OLD DoMlNlQENA S STEAMSHIP COM
DAILY SERVICE.
steamers leaye Norfolk.
s. s !: :. !: A: T. 4:
-sA ga p. u or and nj ga W r .; r3ii :
A N. 20 connect with
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAM RS leave hchmond
fgr sew York VIZ jane Ia srraIi iesF ev s5y
6 65iSSy al tfs'SPe' r. a"' Addiiiona steamer
(frelght and steeiase passenssy,r-sJ, ieaYes
Richmond for Norfolk every Wednesday
5P n, connecting with main line steam
ef rIP SS new YORK. passengers can
Ie .allkte,,,6y1 VIA Oid point or Norfolk
hiSSTTPpiFSCeIIT STEAMERS Via James river
~ leave every Saturday passengers
ana freight and Monday Qreight SSnyl
saiiihss y ~. saturdays. =. NJ.
fFor. full Information apply TO
jon east Main street. Richmond, Va
w w +. cfTTT tIrprU,.
'" y 2 end #. NJ. New York
PHILADELPHIA, RIG II <,kkxh
MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
freight received daily til p. NJ.
Fare. SION Fridays and sundays
stes mer.
For further information apply 70
j. w. McCARRICk,
General Southern Agent office, Rockets.
". y. CLYDE q CO
General Agents. PHILADELPHIA.
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HIRsTCLA BOARD, FINE ROOMS.
i at the Drewry Mansion Manches-
ter. Horses boarded. paiiy c ,!I,,, ~
10 car line. GEO. g rlst-4-Nl-A-f'
my29-l2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-o.oo0oO~00~0~1-,~~0-o o0-0~oJ".0-0~>7-~.--"s7-~
Richmond Va. May -. 1876.
,r,ur uGIINNpOD GROUNDS WILL
4 he CLOSED OK MEMOhIAL-DAl
10 ali VEHICLES AFTER =
O'CLOCK =. NJ. and no horseman VIII
be permitted TO enter the grounds except
the cavalrymen and those connected Win
the procession on that occasion.
II. II. BROOKE,
nov9O-rt Secretary.
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ITNTN1
Courtney. Attorney. my23-sat4t

xrIRGlNIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y or THE COUNTY or HENRICO.
THE DIST DAY OF MAY, 1896.
" l.. Carueal and W. c. Davis. mer-
chants and partners doing business un-
der the nrm-name Of Carneal & Davis
against
Iaroes III Barton and others Defendants.
In chaucery.
The object OF this suit Is to subject lot
2 in block T. Barton Heights. and the
imorovements thereon. which was cou-
veved by James IL. Barton and wife 10
Roberta l.. Tucker. wife Of Edgar b.
Trcker. 10 the payment Of mechanics
lien In favor OF the plaintiffs for $40 81.
Ia which suit a petition has been nled
nv O. r. Vest 10 enforce his mechanics
lien upon the same property for SOL. 40.
And an affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant James IA. Bar
TON Is not n resident or the State Of
Virginia. IN il ordered that he DO appear
here within fifteen days after the due
publication OF this order and do what IS
necessary TO protect his interest, as well
Ia this suit as i'm the matter or the petl-
ton Of the said c. X. Vest
A copy-Teste: -.,..z
Clerk.
Courtney. Attorney. my23-satft
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,rncrXrA-IN TIE LAW AND
Y iiEGI-iTY COURT OF THE CITY
az RicnMOND THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1886. PLAINTIFF
~ j.. Smith ...........'..'..''' II ialii' 'il'
e,.- i.rn.ture Company, Of Rockford,
rii ........,..Deleuda
In Case.
The object OF This suit is TO recover
oo.ir-t Inc defendant the sum OF 500.
and no attach the estate on debts OF the
defendant within the city Of ,hmond.
a.. ,,lgirfir.s claim And affidavit having
I'm mad. and aled that The defendant IS
,',r-ra-illut OF the State Of Virginia,
a. +. required 90 appear here witA.n iteen
,,i,it is necessary 20 protect it's interests
herein.
A cOpy-Teste, ......-..
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& UMAfER BOARD II THE BLUE
> Ridge Mountains OF Virginia. Every
comfort and convenience 90 Doc found at
any country place Terms reasonable.
Capacity. twenty-five. Address MISS NJ
T.. BROWN. Moorman's River Albemarlc
county. Va myl2-tu. th&sat16t'
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WEDNESDAY. THE Sd DAY OF JUNE,
1896.

~ ! O'Clock p. n. an that TRACT OF
LAND lying and being in the county OF
Chesterfield. Va. on a road leading 70 the
lily of Manchester. sometimes called the
River road. but in a deed from Samuel
II. Pulliam 10 the said Joseph Thomas
described as a road leading from the
River road 10 Robious, and about seven
miles west of Richmond. Va. containing
TWELVE ACRES according TO a plat
recorded with the said deed from Samuel
III. Pulliam to Joseph Thomas and desig-
mated on the said plat as lot No. II. Do
not overlook this chance OF securing
truck patch within easy access 10 the
cities Of Manchester and Richmond.
TERMS: At sale.
a. ]. CHEWING,
L. SITTERDINC.
my29 Trustee.
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James ii Barton and als......Defendants'
In chancery.
The object OF this suit is 20 subject
lots ana =. go block %, Br9okland PARK
vere1 bv James III. Barton aud wife 20
W. W Elicit. 10 the payment or q me-
CHANCES lien in favor of the PLANTERS
for 1000. in which suit petition mas
been died by c. r.. Vest 10 enforce his
mechanics len upon the same property
for 1854. .,..
And AM AFFIDAVIT having been filed that
the defendant James II. Barton. is not
a resident Of the State OF Virginia. Il Is
ordered that he DO appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication OF
nrotocf his interest. as well ln this suit
as I'm the matter Of the petition Of the
said C. Il. Vest.
JOHN r. BROADDUS,
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BY Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. II north Tenth street
-EREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
ID OF
a VALUABLE LOT AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER or CARY AND
MORRIS STREETS.

Nv reouest of the owners. who are de
terninei TO sell for a division Of the
estate. / will offer the aforementioned
property, on the premises
TUESDAY. JUNE THE I'd. 1896,
AZ $50 p. NJ. sharp. The LOT fronts 40
feet on cary street by triangular depth
If 1O2 feet \ inches, 10 the alley on Nor
ris street, with small FRAME DWELL
nc, thereon This is a splendid location
for a store for most any purposes, with
dwelling attached. and will prove profit
able Investment upon the outlay.
TERMS: Easy and announced al sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
rny29. 80. 81, ie2 Auctioneer.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION dF SALE
4 SMALL TRACT or LAND, WITH a
COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLING THEREON. NEAR
MANCHESTER. VA.

Dy virtue Of certain deed Of trust
from Joseph Thomas and wife, dated 9TH
dav of July 1904. OF record in the clerk
office Chesterfield County Court. j. j.
so page 2s6. default having been made in
the uavment Of he debt therein secured.
and being required so TO do by the bene-
s.ciary We VIII sell, by auction, uren the
premises. on
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BASE BALL.
Game called at 4:i5 P. NJ.
LfnAL NOTICE,.

Two games Memorial-Day, May Both.
Morning game called at lo.50 \. W.; o..
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ID edmond, FREDERICKSBURG &
~ POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT MAY IT, 1895.
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FOR RENT.

ooo~ooo-oo~000-o->00-@0
NOR RENT. A GOOD BUSINESS
STORE. handsome piate-giass 'front.'
-, tho north side OF Broad street store
4 I,rcilfnq above now occupied by Levi
IIextor. Apply ON premises, 30 east
BROAD. Rent reasonable. hy-o
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NlII11Nti~.

Courtney. Attorney.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

I There can be 40 health for ethics
| mind or body so long es the blood is vi
| tisted. CIesnse Tie vital current from
all impurities by the use OF Ayers Sar-
sspgrila. THIS medicine recruits the
Wasted energies, strengthens the nerves
and restores heath to the delicSte sys
tenn.
One OF the chief Jewish holidays, Y om
kippur, the day OF st0nement and fast
Of expiBtion, began yesterday evening CT
o'clock and Viii continue uItll the
same hour this evening. The day is be-
ing observed by nun Der OF our mer-
chants, whose place Of business are
closed.
Mrs. W. C.. Brown has been quite seri-
ously i'll with intiam matory rheumatism,
bat is gradually recovering, which VIII
be welcome news To her frisnos. Hard
IL had she become copyalescent, how
ever, until her husband wac taken i'll,
end he is now confined to his bed. His
early recovery is hoped for by e large
circle of acquaintance, among whom he
is justly popular.
The telephone system of Tucson is
approaching state OF perfection which
is mighty satisfactory to its patrons and
manager alike. New mum bers are being
added to the list almost daily. and its
benefits are incalculable. 1t is a source
of wonder how tho world hes gotten
along 80 rapidly without the use of this
miraculous invention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
THE OUTLAWS
Increasing in Numbers and Getting
Bold.

For the last several days many rumore
of the Whereabouts of the NoSoles bank
robbers have fioated about. However,
when these rumors are traced to come
reliable source, it is found that with
every repetition the story wes exagerst-
ed beyond belief.
The robbers having become cogni-
zant Of the fact that the sheriff's posse
have returned, they are coming from
their mountain Businesses and becoming
bold, have sent word to different parties
that they we're about to start en- ami
hilation bee and portion OF the coun-
ty was to DO depopulsted. Black Jack
has a special grievance against Sheriff
Fly, among other things, because the
sheriff has the favorite horse of that
noted parsonage and rides him on all &C.
casions.
Should the robbers become too VEN
turesome it is needless to say they will
be given an opportunity to brush with q
posse as the officers are constantly on
the lookout and are kept posted.
One report circulated Is to the effect
that the other robbers chased into Mexi-
CO have joined the two near Mud springs
and with several other romantic cow
boys who have since Joined them was
feared they contemplated a holdup of
an S. p. train-the band now number
ing II well armed cowboys. Apparent
ly the S. P. anticipate such an attempt
as they have increased the guard on
this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19


delegate that Mr. Mason could net be q
| candidate for recorder as he had alre aoy
been nominated for the Assem- bly, and re-
quest d him TO withdraw his motion.
Aud the chair wac met with the prompt
reply of 81 Will not" but il WAS soon
patched NJ ard the delegate was then
| shown the inside workings OF the COM
bite.
I EN- the procession vas sitter the man
| fer treasurer. Richard KsrFey, {. T. Per
kius and Peter r. Brady. Jr., were
nominated. Ballots were prepared with
! the follo@ing results: Braoy, III; her.
sey, 9; PEI kIns 4 The chair declared
Brady the nominee. The delegates can't
understand how Brady got the nomina-
!Ion when The rules governing the con-
venticn required majority OF oil votes
CsB,.
Last but no. least was probate judge.
J. e. Harris and l. &. Herr Were pledsc
ln nomination. Herr came out ia the
lead, 3, d when the convention adjourn
ed none cheered but the nominees, most
Of the old war horses looking like the
picture OF Blacgweli's smoking t3bacco
ready 10 Eight al the nominees.
The ticket as slated before and pass
ed through the convention il:
Council. Peter Ii. Brady, Sr., Florence
,o.o,,,a G. d. Reppy -"
ASsenioiy' @ 2. Mason d"
Sheriff, w. g. Truman Z"
c,; w. z. Atchley, San Pedro
'up7''i7s Jessie II. Brown, Florence
Recorder. IF. Chnmberlain, Antelope
Treas urer...P. r. Brady, Jr., Florence
Diet. Atty. h. D. Csssiday, Los Angles
Probate Judge. L.. G. Herr, Florence
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
APPROPRIATELY CELEBRATED
The Closing Exercises of Mex cen In.
dependence Day.

The general verdict, az expressed las
evening after the days celebration had
closed, Was that no such demonstration
had ever taken place on aoy proceeding
16th of Septem Der, in Tucson, end
that the last Fouth of July celebration,
which was indeed creditsble, was eclips-
ed by our Mexican brethren yesterday.
The patriotism, energy aud harmonious
unity which characterized every effort
OF these citizens is extremely praise.
worthy, and unstinted commentator is
their due.
AT six o'clock yesterday morning the
real celebration OF the day began. Al
that hour the executive committee Of
the Spanish Alliance assembled st its
nall, and the ceremony of saIuting the
Mexican and United States fisgs was
performed. The cJmmitte,, headed by
the military band, marched to the
Catholic church and engaged 10 reli-
gious exercises. Nothing more wes done
until o'clock. From the hall those 10,
tending to participate 10 the parade
went to the military plaza, where the
procession was formed. 1t was led by
the military band, followed by..s magni
ticently decorated float, on which the
most prominent figures were Misses
Frecia Mortoya, Mercedes Ortiz and
Maria Elias, representing respectively,
"America," Justice" and Liberty"
The tloat bore besides. twenty-sevsn
vOuRU iadls6 conservatives tho asafac
and territories OF Mexico.
There followed carriages containing
officers OF the Alliance, memb ers OF the
Alliance on foot, beaded by the Phil
harmonic band, Raily decorated car
riages, and unique floats, Company B. n.
q. A. and horsemen and bicycles There
were carried IN front of OF the procession
two beautiful siIken banners, one of
Mexico the other of the United States.
After q cIrcu.:ous march the procession
reached the city hail plaza and disbsnd-
ed. The next feature OF the celebration
consisted Of literary exercises, intro :
duced by the MEXICAN hymn by the
Philharmonic bard. Addresses were
delivered by Judge Lowell, Judge
Wright aud Messrs. Carlos Gastelum
and Juan Merino. There was also a
Spanish recitation by Miss Margarita
RObio. These exercises were closed by
the singing OF the national hy mn by
ten voices. After this the crowd moved
to the military plaza, and the celebra-
ton OF the eighty sixth anniversary Of
the beginning of Mexican independence
went out in the roar and glare OF fife-
works.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19


FLORENCE, Sept. 16, 1896.
The democratic convention OF Pima
county, according to the dictates of 1T
bosses met in regular session Oh tn,
| 14tb, end to say that It vas a regular
cut and dried affair expresses it very
mildly. The convention was called Il
order by Chairman Thos f. Weedio
and they proceeded to elect Geo. W
Sanders of Arizola, permanent chsirma al
and Freeman Chamberlain secretary
and after the usual formalities the tenn
porsry organization was made perman'
ent. When the committee on resolu
tions was sent out to make its report
,hen the renegades got in their deadly
work Oh the Pima county delegate fol
congress. The committee went through
the usual formalities and reported fay
orabiy for Sewall with Bryan, ignoring
Watson, and instructed the delegates
fer Marcus Aurelius Schmitck "a Ia
Reppy), contrary to the wishes of two
thirds of the popocrats of tle county,
but they crowded it down their necks
without 6 murmur, and elected Weedip,
Peter Z. Brady, Peter r. Young and @.
NJ. Marshall with Mark Smith instruc-
tions. Then the fun began. The COM
bine thinking it necessary to add
strength to their ticket laid Reppy aside
for Brady for council and when it came
to the ssembly it YVES another compro-
mise, for Mason bad been selected for re-
corder and there Was another applicant,
so Mason was laid aside and placed on
the ticket for assembly, and the devil of
the Tribune then arose AID placed his
boss ia nomination. He did very we'll
for the time he was in training, for the
only time the Tribune Office could be
used for training school is Sundaye,
but Reppy is a good trainer when he has
an apt scholar.
Then followed the nominations for
sheriff. The old wheel horse j. @.
Heating has been rustling for this Office
for some time, but the boss combine
was too much for him. They laid him
down gently but walked on him hard,
and as pRnaces for his wounds gave
him five votes in the convention enG
Truman was nominated. Heating says
be don't care much about Papago To-
dams voting in prim Rries, but he does
object to long haired Pimas.
Fearing the machinery might jump a
cog and the slate get disngured, two
supervisors we're nominated. 1t wasn't
according to the old established rule but
this convention business w8s something
new to the delegates, so the bosses fixed
it for them.
Then following the order Of business,
as had been arranged, the chair an
nounced that nominations for district
attorney were in order. Then death
like stiffness cast gloom over the hall.
Slowly and meekly delegate that had
been hidden behind the rail OF the jury
box grose and in voice that seemed to
trem Die with fear, nominated Ii. ID.
Cassid8y, Of LIS Angeles, for dietrct at
torney of Pinal county. Then the spell
was broken, and there being no other
Cassidsy was declared the
nominee by exclamation.
The nomination for recorder being the
next order of business, freeman Cham
berain was placed IN nomination and q
delegate from the extreme southwest
nominated Chas. p. Mason. Then arose
the stalwRrt chairman and in his bland
and characteristic manner Informed the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Nothing Wrecks the Constitution

More effectuslly than fever and Ggue-
That nerve destroying malsoy, when
once 1t takes frm :. OF, suover;s every
function, exhaU The physical energies,
impoverishes the blood and clouds the
men tai faculties. No effectC8l resist
ance can bs offered to- its destructive
career by tbs use OF the Per oions drug,
quinine. Hostet.er's Stomach Bit, rs
will, however. be found sill sufficien,
either for it's eradication or prevention.
These conditions OF The system, such &c
bilious, coEstipated habit, or lack OF
vitality. which are favorable 10 the con-
traction OF the disease, are speedily re-
formed by this pure and efficient altera
tive and invigorapt, which not only reg
ulates the system, but gives a healthful
impulse to the various organs, whose
activity Is the best guaranty OF health
Thorougbness Of action Is the chief
characteristic of this leading specific
and preventative. which is eminently
adapted for family uss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

OF Another Yaqui Outbreak 1t
Nogalss.

Grave accounts of Ysqui ard Pspa-
goes arming, are coming in from all
parts OF Pima county. Line Rider Geo,
W. Webb, who came in Thursday from
an extended trip along the line, reports
thst he met Numerous parties Of two or
three Indians we'll armed with plenty of
smnunitioD. 1t Is stated that Q brisk
business in arms and ammunition has
been doue at Tucson and the gun shot q
in that town have been busy repsirisg
firearms OF sll kinds. There are grave
apprehensions that trouble is impend-
ing. and another descent on Nogales ID
among the possibiities.-O Oasis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Seventeen Who Will Attend the Ter.
rxtorial Convention


ritorial Convention
The repu oiican primaries held yester-
day resulted ia the selection of IL dele
gates who will attend the republican
territorial convention to be held in
Phoenix on sept. %. IL any one i'm
AGNES that the republ party Is dead
in Arizona, let him abandon the ldes,
for the corpse is still lively and vigorous.
There were 143 votes cast yesterday.
The delegates chosen are Thos. Hughes,
III. B. Dodge, Chss. O. Suttsr, Lewis B.
Lsese. J. J. Hill. Chas Bowman, FL.
Landon, Knox Corbett, @. A. Donnelly,
II. III. Piiling, NJ. Lament, G. T. Nutter.
Jno. L. Etchslls. j. nj. Pscheco, j. L.
Messersmith, VIM. Zabriskis, Vim.
Reid.
The siternstes, those receiving the
lowest number Of votes are W. j. Nc
Duffy, Philip Santa Cruz, j. G. Smith,
j. ID. Johnson, W. F. Scott, l.. d. Chill
son, Geo. Helen, John 8. Stockhsm, E.
II. Rsess, Pail Hughes, Sam Hibbs. Jos.
McMillep, Phil. Schneider, Demetrio
Gill, j. FL. Thornton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Hume bat Ayers at the Worlds Paip

AyeTs SarsaparfIIs Enjoys the extrs-
ordinary distinction of having been the
only blood pnr:fis- allowed al exhibit
1t the Woslo's Fair, Chicago. Manu-
lecturers OF otbe. sarsaperillas sought
by every DeanS to ATTAIN q showing OF
their good. bot they were all turned
away under the application OF the rule
forSid6ine the entry OF patent medicines
and noStrums. The decision Of the
Worlds fair authorities in favor OF
Ayers Sarsapsrilis was IN effect ass fol-
lows: Ayers Ssssapariils is not pat.
emit medicine. /. does not belong TO the
list OF nossrumA II ia here on its asr>
t."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

Regular meeting Of the Degree of Re-
oekah tomorrow. Friday evening, Sept.
IL. All members are urgently request
ed to attend All visiting members are
cordially invited. Initiation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

congress, and enforce free silver and
the national nominees. The conven-
ton opened this morning.
Later: Mark Smith nominated by
reclamation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
cure Liver Ills; easy to
Hoods Pills take, easy to operate. sc.
LOCAL NEWS.
Unrequited Love.

Unrequited Love
Oh well We all remember.
Just few short months ago,
How Gown Hughes and Marcus
Smith
Both loved each other SO;
We read the "taffy" IN the Star.
And people all admired
The Damon Pythias love affair
The flattering words inspired.
But now alasI Ills passed and gone
And in its place gre words of gall:
"'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at ALL"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

LosT-A No. Mabie, Todd & Co.,
gold pen. in black rubber, reversible
holder. The finder will please leave at
this Office. II