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"NERVE WASTE"

OIe 81 tfs Ires, telricl bsassor 0frfe
weakness eyer ssaed IS 1893 r1iiird
.Nerse Waste. bs Dr. Sasyer ~ son
FraDci-ro. noe iniis nf'b ih9asand
qb.s 4ark IS ~ 81 '-riene'sl aad rrpii-
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t. tl.e vast sum ~ faIs~ irsching erirh
prevails 90 this subject Il sbou1as in
carefully rons.e.rrrd aud practical advice
and has tie two great merits 81 vision
AMI sincerity
u IS endorsed Dy both The religious and
secular Press. The CHIcsGo ADvAScE
SAYS. "a pcrassl Of ib- bogk and The
application 81 its nrinclHifs w.ii pui
health. hope. and hears ini0 thonsan'ls
ar lives thai are uaw suffering through.
nervous impairment.
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ON W the mes. interesting chapiers-
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4 WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"Something New Under
The Sun"

Al Doctors have tried 10 cure Catarrh
h, the us,. Of powders. acid gases. inhai
,.rs and drugs in pnste form. Their pow
dcrs dry up the mucuous membrane I
causing them to crack open and bleed (
che powerful acids used in the inhaler
have mt ,lv eaten away the same mem
hranes mat their makers have aimrd Il
cure. while paStes and Continents CAM"
reach the disease. An old and experienc-
ed practitioner who has for many YEAR
made a close study and speciality OF tn
Treatment Of catarrh. mas at last per
frcted Treatment which when taiin
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and is sold at the extremely low price oil
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thing necessary to its perfect use.
"Suuales' is the only perfect Catarrh
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the only safe and positive cure for thai
annovingand disgusting disease. Il elre1
all inflammation quickly and perman'A
and Is also wonderfully quick TO relieS
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ont cost to you beyond the regular PR
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News comes from the other side (
Of the Blue Jacket that scne one
shot and cut the throat OF 673 head
# sheep the property Of Ihomp-
son & Jackson j. hanging bee
would b. the proper timing ~ tuat
country, for a person who would
do such a thing as ut woH'@
kill human being d they the
courage. GrangevilIe ,,anuara.
Z gang Of men to q crate tn
sheep Swearing machines &c s..n
Sicklin's shearing pen, arrived IN
Cambridge Monday The shearirg
Of sheep by machinery IS new de-
parture in this section Of country
and the result of the experiment
this year will be watched with in
terest by all those interested in
the sheep business.-Citizen.
George RedsuH and Albert n.
Niles we're arrested the other day
in Park City charged with stealing
silver bullion from the Maruac re-
hnery. The tn fits amounting to
$4,000, cover a period Of several
months. Redsull was the night
Waterman at the works, and car
ried the bullion away in his dinner
pail. 1t was stored at the house OF
Niles, his son-in-law-
The Payette Independent says
IL. A. Smith. timer OF that town
and w. (. Pierce. an insurance
man. have perfected model Of a
submerged water wheel which
promises 10 solve the great prob
lem Of raising water for the irriga
/ ton Of lands that cannot be reach
ed by bitches. They viii put in
large Wheel with pumps at SOM
convenient place in the near fu
ture. and test its ability 10 the full
est extent.
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State News.
Crazy Man Near Parma.


Payette. May "Wednesday
Mrs. jacobs, widow. who has
been living on the bench for some
time with her step-son left with
him for trip to Mountainhome.
When they reached a point on the
Snake river about Is miles from
this place, the step-son, who is II
wears Of age, went crazy. He re-
fused to 90 on or return, and, hold
ing a rife on the frightened wom-
an, compelled her to remain with
him.
George Tonkin, the Boise pho
tographer, happened along and
took in the situation. He managed
to communicate with the woman,
who asked him to 90 20 Payette
and send some officers out. Tonkin
came post haste to Payette and
told the story.
Messrs. Ransom, Elvick, Nc
Mannis and O'ReIl started out last
night. They found the camp. The
man was still guarding Mrs. Jacobs
with his rife, ready for emergen-
,.;ss Vbev overpOwered the fellow
and took him to Parma, where
they awaited the arrival of the
sheriff from Caldwell.
Not long ago Mrs. Jacobs hac
her step-son arrested. lie had, she
alleged, drawn a gun on her t'
compel her to submit to his de
sires.
Mrs. Jacobs has gone on t
Mountainhome, where she is wei
known. From there it is her lnten
lion 10 proceed to California.
TAKEN TO CALDWELL.
Caldwell. May 17.-Sheri.
Thorp came in this evening wit
Michael jacobson who is said I
be violently insane. The man
home is between Parma and Pa
ette.- Statesman.
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p. 2. Smiihsuu guaFantecSeverv ooiilt
of Chsmb-riains Cough Remedy anu
,yili refund rae money 10 anyone ~an Is
no, satisfied after using t'eo-thirds "i in''
..,ssrnrs. This is the best rs'nf-ly ~ ihe
world inr IA griprr. r"tsa-. colds Group
,ud whoopus cough ana e is pheasant
aud safe 10 take. &c prevents ans 'e"l-
..nrv OF "a cold 10 result IN pneumonia
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NOTICE want everybody m TINS
community 70 snow / want 10 GUY OF
ran ,our bear hid,s, ur any other S'"u ''
hides that will do 10 make house rn-s-
Brinc ar send them to Boise saad'efN
Coz. f. DEEM
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kHETHODIST episcopal. ehg Ky NJ,
M rice tir,- SUNDAY % 7i+-- ---4----,
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sweet 10 : ~ p lnifl 1--i'-..s I, -
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TIME cAEp o. 5. l. Ry.


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salt l...As 4-ggp. o.
WEST BouSo-
,r caldwell ts.l5 o. H. A. tilni + n ''A O. II
Nos 3-l0 b. n $40 II
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F. FAERAR, Agent. Caldwell ll1-o
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THE PEOPLES NATIONAL FAMILY NEESP APER.

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-APTIsT CHUECH-Sers ICES VIII PC Le-- ~
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F3,nee Is o beautiful hey co,cr' = * va
.,l.s. -ra-s. 1915 hands high. asi-hs ias'l 10
ana /. pronounced by AL S0od Judges 10 p -
80 a ,irafr horse a. tbs planet has Rrosi1c'l
~ TO dare ..,..
rsoasv All make the season q 1921 Is ''llo9's-
aroa.say, al ny ranch miles uorta o. Ri
Tossisys. az John Apgissars's Faneh- CT BIZ
weiuezaays. at tas srlimaH Mack ranch.
near Payelte-
thursdays ard Fri1ays- at he Dearborn
-,rs. nils, tso.n Wsi>sr 1u the Fayelss Tu-a-i-
re-ms. >inrIe service. Is season' = 10
trsurs a I've coat. tio
Mares disposed ys before ioal-ns' Reid u ls
J. ~ Bar.insha-n.
Proprietor and ll1naser-
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Biz III ~ Sllipm mt
From Meridian.

The largest suipnIel"s "a oaied
hay ever known in Meridian are
now being made Most Of the hay
IS going to Portland, Ore, where
it sells at a good figure. Tuesday
Il carloads were shipped out.
since which time the average daily
shipment has averaged FIVE cars
Seven carloads were shipped cut
Yesterday aud many more are yet
10 follow. Statesman.
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Guaranteed S 900
Salary x.A-.x.

Men and women o. good ldreSs 10
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Charged with Counterfeit.

Philadelphia, May l7.-John l.
Semple, a prominent attorney OF
Camden. \. J.. was arrested today
charged with completely in the
c,unterfeiting ofS2J United States
reasury notes. Semple was coun-
;sl for Baldwin Bredell and Arthur
Taylor. who were engrAvers t'r
the Jacobs and Kendig gang Of
.ounterfeiters which was broken
up two years ago by the secret
service men, Statesman.
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SOCIETIES

-RrvOs-T POST No. q. c.. A. r. meets i.rst
-ssttlrdav evening 10 each month ~ Russell
( Reas3u nail D. --l-l-f''-i = r,
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7,ea-.nt valley Lodge No. 20 Z. ~.
ln.ts IL Tie j. O. -. a. h'ill. tlr iA,t li.'s
,-,-i7- Il a..i.ll MONTH MaIuefS % OtLssr lo,-
John Nozlion, President
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r,rgE--csNII.I,E LODGE 10. II. / o. O. 2,
T. - "a -Terv saturday night o.
sch 1nonto All ti.ia Fellows ~ 4Jo- s-'lL-.lli'
eJrlla-ls i-lvila,i 10 at-eL1- r-,-rv
E.uSENE CLlAEk- - ID
-stcErtl-y- - -
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
ETHICS
AT WAR.

Some time ago writer in the
Forum called attention to the fact that
since England's suhjugation of India,
the inhabitants OF the latter country
have been in better condition that ever
before. The writer then reasoned by
analogy, and concluded that with Eng
lands victory in South Africa, the Beers
and the country would blossom at one.
into civilization, refinement and culture.
This is the superticiality which serves
some as basis upon which to build an
argument favoring war. Undoubtedly
England is civilized and refined ma
ton, and more or less civilization, refine
ment and culture invariably follow heI
into new fields of conquest. Her very
presence anywhere insures the presence
of modern statecraft, modern mechani-
cal appliances, modern schools, periodi-
Gals, and ideas But for some men to
argue that to propagate and maintain
these by killing off the greater part OF
humanity, is evidence either of obtuse-
ness of mind or cunning interest.
Let the matter be carried to its logical
climax. Less than one-third the popu-
lation OF the earth represent what We
understand by the civilized world. OF
the approximated fifteen hundred mil,
lions of people, less than five hundred
millions are recognized by US as repre-
sentative of civilization. Following the
Forum contributors plan, we are under
moral obligation to kill and disable over
ten hundred millions of human beings
in order that our civilization, refine
ment, and culture may be projected and
maintained. This is what some peoplt
call ethics in war. 1t ought to be called
murder, for that is precisely the inten,
and result of it.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14

pictures OF the President Unjust pic
ure will be in cheap chrome but will be example ohe
style illuminated printing 1t will be
any Library Our have the Mckinley
out the below sending Office atonce There
will be such demand for the portrait when published we
advise sending orders advance
be had on providing
Write and address plainly and remit postage stamps
To THE ARIZONA DAILY CITIZEN
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
For the enclosed remittance Of ..-... cents send me
copies Of President McKeys Portrait colors described IN
odays paper
address
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
A LITTLE
TOO EXAGGERATED.

The Pima Paragon, speaking ed
itorially about modern partisanship,"
is sufficiently uniformed to express the
following:
Corruption reigns rampant; honor is
at q premium; virtue is in sense de-
grading, and a premium has been placed
on rascality.
If the Paragon would only remember
its history, and give its readers the econ
in day when honor really was at a dis
count, when corruption really did reign
supreme, and when virtue really was
considered effemnate and degrading,
we imagine the statements in the Para
gon in this regard would be more the
measure OF probability. Without doubt
we are not perfect Probably the Para
gon suffers along with the rest of us in
this respect. We are not precisely what
we ought to be. In ten thousand years
We shall probably not be precisely what
we ought. The worlds OF ten thousand
years shall possibly look back, and say
81 am much better than | was ten thou
sand years ago, but l am not precisely
what ought to be-" And so must il
continue to do until humanity ceases tc
be relative life-only now and then
approximating the absolute-and I'M
folds into omniscience and omnipotence
Just when, if ever, this happy state o
things will come, we leave to the cen
turtles. Meanwhile, we shall blundel
along, the Pima Paragon with us, tryins
to solve problems as they present them
selves. The Paragon's wild statements
are worth criticism only on account OF
the facts which they suggest but fail IL
discuss
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
DEWEY's SERVICE SWORD.
BIT of steel Two Feet Long for which
$500 Was Of
feFed.

A bit of steel little more thar two
feet in length has been the attraction
Cor some time for the patrons of fash
ionable tailoring establishment, " hlch
does large business with officers of
the army and navy, writes a Washing
ton cores pondent OF the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. Though very plain aud in
significant in itself, it is fascinating
and important as having for long been
the companion of the most notable ami
popular hero of the late war with Spain.
Admiral Dewey, having been for many
years patron Of this establishment,
left his sword there to have its handle
giided, and the taiiors were allowed 10
please their patrons 10y exhibiting il Ia
them. Many are the offers that have
been made for its purchase, In the
presence of the writer a day or TWO
ago one gentleman offered $500 for il.
The makers Of uniforms, etc, Laughed
and remarked that the person would
have to raise the ante several times
to be up to the figures OF other would
be buyers of the famous weapon. 4
gentleman who overheard the offer of
$500 declared himself for St.o0U, and
still another who was present counted
out $1,000 in the long green. Of course
the proprietor laughed at these absurd
offers. as if 10 say there was not money
enough in the world TO purchase from
Admiral Dewey this simple weapon
that had been his side partner through
out all the days Of anxiety and OF vie
tory during that passage of his Iife
which gave him within few short
hours whatever qualification there was
in the consciousness that he had won
undyipg fame.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
Sealed Proposals.

Cry HALL. Jan, 10, 1901.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the Office
or the city Recorder until O'Clock p. M Jan
nary 22nd, 1901 for the performance of the fol
lowing services for the City OF Tucson for the
year 1901.
To furnish teams and wagons with option of
additional teams ii necessary-all teams ana
wagons to be accompanied by not less than two
men 10 each wagon to work from O'Clock a. IN.
TO O'Clock p. m.s six working days each week,
under the supervision of the Street Committee
and City Marshal.
To furnish two teams anc drivers and addi-
tional teams and drivers II deemed necessary.
General nature OF work To be sprinkling streets,
to work from O'Clock a. m. 5o'clock p IN. each
and every day under direction OF the street
Committee.
For feeding prisoners confined in city jail
two meals each per day OF good substantial food
at stated price per meal.
4TH-PRISTTNG.
l.-For publishing and printing public no,
tees required by the City, stated price per
inch for each insertion, 10 be set in nOnpareil
2.-For printing, numbering and binding re-
ceipt and license tax books and furnishing the
stock thereof. 100 pages with stub to q book.
State price per NJ.
3-For printing letter heads and furnishing
stock thereof, a stated price per NJ.
u stated price per b.
5,-For printing blanks and furnishing stock
thereof. stated price per for all sizes.
Parties TO whom contracts are given will be
required TO give bonds In such sums as the
Mayor and Common Council shall fix.
A certified cheek in the sum Of $4,000 must
accompany all bids as guarantee that ii sue
cessful bidder will enter into contract so
awarded.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
n. E. HAWKE,
City Recorder.
LIST pub. Jan. II; last pub. Jan. 2.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
ONE woMAN.s Way.
A Livelihood Gained from the Fem
inine sense of Jumping at
. Good Thing.

II met woman not long ago on the
road" remarked New York drummer.
who gave me q point or two on how
bright woman can make her way in
the world. She WAS widow, with TWO
children to support, and was house
keeper of an indianapolis hotel until
her health failed. She had to give il up
at last, though she tried to hold on, for
that was all she knew how to do, and
she retired with only 500 or so to go
on. Not knowing exactly whittier to
turn, she went to New York city and
just wandered around for awhile, look
ing at things. One day she saw the
women crowding the life out of one an
other at a bargain sale of skirts, and
thought struck~her. She let it develop
for a day or two. and then spent all the
money she had for silk skirts that were
destined for the bargain counter. They
tired, but she took them as they were
at small figures and carried them to her
rooms There she ironed and pressed
them out till they looked like new, and
then went out into the suburban towns
TO sell them. She found ready pur-
chasers NJ good prices, and came back
for more. These she made as good as
new and had no trouble in disposing of
her stock.
She added shirt waists next and then
began getting shop-worn silks. rem
nants and that kind of stock, and grad
uaIly increased her territory, hiring
somebody to do the repovatif & while
she was attending 10 the hayii 6 end
selling. She has been at it three or
four years, and in that time has built
up trade that is paying her this year
between $500 and 5000 a month. She
has her children at good schools; has
nice little home In one of the suburban
towns, which she owns, and is about
the thriftiest and most husinesslike
woman ever saw. No training either
to begin with, just the woman's sense
of jumping at good thing and get
ting IT,"
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-14
Order to Show Cause on Applica.
cation of Guardian for Order
of Sale of Real Estate.

Territory Of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate and GUARDIANSHIP
OF William s. Rowland, minor
On reading ana filing the petition of w. w
Milliams guardian of the estate of William s.
Rowland, minor, praying for an order of sale
OF certain real estate belonging to the said ward
Tor the uses and purposes therein set forth it
Is hereby ordered that the next Of kin OF the
snid ward and all persons interested in the
said estate appear before this court on Tuesday
the 9th day of February, 1901, at ten o'clock a
m. at the court room OF this court mt the court
house in the city of Tucson, Pima county, Art
zona. then and there to show cause why an or.
der should not be granted for the sale OF such
estate; and II is further ordered that copy of
this order be published at least three success