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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
The railroad news this week il

The railroad news this week is
decidedly encouraging. Word was
received over the wires that Harri-
man, the Union Pacific magnate,
had authorised the immediate con-
struction of the Clearwater Valley !
road from Riparia to Lewiston.
From Lewiston to Peck the Clear
water Short Line track will be used,
and from Peck by way Of Nez Perce,
Cottonwood, Denver and Grange
Vile, the Clearwater Valley will
build their own road. We have MT
space to comment this week, but it
is good news anyhow, and confirms
the editorial statement published in
| the FREE Press on April II, out
lining the agreement which has
| Just been consumated between the
heretofore rival companies. Look
out for the cars in growing Grange
Vile by this time next year and
then watch us grow.
| d. w. Harris arrived here Tues
day afternoon direct from Thun-
der Mountain, having made the
trip on foot the entire distance over
the state wagon road from the
Dewey mines to Grangeville in four
and one-half days, despite the fact
that 20 inches of new snow fell on
the trip. This is record-breaker
and goes to demonstrate what WI
have all along contended for, tina
the Grangeville- Warren gateway
by way of the old reliable stat
wagon road, is the best and easies
way into the new Eldorado. Mr.
! Harris reports the Elk creek sum
: nit open to pack animals now, an
he met a lot Of them there, al
, loaded and making good time.
0 The following parties ontfitte
at Alexander & Freidenrich's stor
n this week: J. ]. Diamond, Ritl
Il Vile, Wash; Dan Green walt, Der
n yer, Colo: John Brown, HUMP
e Idaho; n. T. johnson, Republic
o Wash; Young & Hackney, Bi
r. Bend, Wash; G. Kietrick, Slal
Creek, Idaho; w. M. Stansburl
- Santa Rosa, CAL; ]. J. Hattebr.
q Seattle; and Abe Gagon, Grang
g vile.
d Attorney Fogg is attending cou
ia at Moscow to represent the inte
b ests Of the defendants in the 50
brought by Bert Rigley Young,
Of Buffalo Hump fame, to recov
NJ $1,000 alleged to have been lost
/. gambling debts, which has be-
A. hanging fire for the past twel
iss months.
A telephone message receiv
We from James p. Turner upon his I
is, rival at Spokane brought the 9
OF tidings Of the death Of his lit
to daughter whose illness called b
there. The body was taken
,ht Waitsburg for interment, where I
she others of his children are at n
the Attorney Fogg is fencing . blt
lar Of ground north Of the Foster =
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
N. 4 N. Cash Store
Miss Dunstan's Recital.

Miss Pauline Dunstan, the noted
elocutionist, will give q dramatic
recital ut the opera house on Fri
day evening, May 80, under the
auspices ofthe Presbyterian church.
Mise Dunstan is well known here,
and q crowded house is sure to
greet this gifted lady.
Since last October Miss Dunstan
has been working under the White
Entertainment Bureau OF Boston.
The management sent her into
Maine with Arthur Beaufreeo the
boy pianist, and into Vermont and
New Hampshire with the Cecilia
String Quartet. She was finally
placed at the head OF her own COM
pany, which was known - s'The
Thespian Dramatic Company"
The last date was played at Utica,
N. Y, March 25.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22

Buffalo Hump lodge No. 80, X.
Of p, have elected 8. E. Bibby
and w. D. Vincent - delegates -
the grand lodge which convenes in
growing Grangeville June 10. T.
E. Edmundson and g. 81. Nueent
were elected alternates. Both Buff
falo Hump Lodge and the local
Rathbone Sisters are making evGry
effort to make the meeting of he
grand lodge here m overwhelming
\sucCeGs.
Chas. Flock and w. 81. DoFis ~
rived from Lewiston ~ Fri1a1 ~
route to the Hump, whsRe Z -
to prosecute active deyo1o d
I work upon the 6an TuAnefo1 r
Iof quartz clains, Nkoeo ~
| made 5 hne shoWing q A
With tAe pgo@ia& - M ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
Public Land Records.

f. J. Dockery, agent OF the state
of Idaho in land contest proceed
ings between the interior depart
ment. has finished his work at
Washington and started for home.
The chief contest case was that OF
the Northern Pacific railroad COM
paoy VS.. Idaho,i involving white
pine lands valued at 5000, 600.
Mr.. Dockery says that Idaho 8 land
grants are now completely adjusted,
and the state has set of public
land records superior to that OF any
public land state.
The government granted to Idaho
66S,O acres in support OF it's
several public institutions, univer-
sity, scientific schools, normal
schools, etc. Out of that land the
state has made selections of DAB, OOl
acres, leaving 93, 900 acres unappro
priated until recently, some o
which has been pending since lo9;
on account of conflicts and con
tests.
Mr.. Dockery removed all objec
tions and practically all OF thes
lands are now appropriated. Com
plete abstracts have been prepared
Idaho yet has about 130,OO acre
Of it's grants to select. He fonn'
public school lands unsurveyed i
forests and Indian reservations OK
ceeding 275, 900 acres, for whicl
Idaho may make lieu selections.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22

Mrs. f. P. Allen and daughter
arrived from Portland, Main,e last
week on their way to visit her
brother, Amos Carver, of Lucille,
whome she had not seen for 40
years. Friend Amos has only once
been off of Camasi Prairie since ne
located on Salmon river, when
Buffalo Hump was hole in the
ground.
There seems to be some differ
ence Of opinion about the time
when the election for trustees OF
Grangeville school district shall be
held, some setting it for the coming
month of June, while others hold
that it is not due until September.
The retiring trustees are b. l..
Crosby andC. H. Schmedeka, and
their successors are to be elected
for six years.
At the late term of court judge
Steele rendered decisions in two
cases against Idaho county on the
point as to whether the sale OF I'M
provements for taxes created lien
on the land, and deciding that no
lien could be thus created.
President Hall has wired from
New York to begin construction o
the p. & I. N. railroad extension
from Council to Meadows, and th'
contract has been awarded tt
Wilkerson & Thompson, Of Weiser
their bid being $500, 900.
D, NJ. N,alty, formerly publishe
: OF the Nez Perce Herald, is in thu
city getting up folder showing thu
advantages of the State wagon roat
, route to Thunder Mountait vi
Mt. Idaho, and is meeting witt
good success.
MARRrED.--At the residence G
t the brides parents, near CottoI
: wood, May 81, 1902, Rev. G. !
Mcdonald officiating, Charles 4
: Thompson, of Tolo, and Mi
j, Myrtle Wyatt.
!, Miss Florence Ray will lea,
!, Monday for her old liome in. Mi
l. souri,. Miss Ray leaves host
&c friends here who win be glad
welcome her back again.
'e An addition containing eig
y rooms is being built on to :
70 Wiltse house to acconimodate =
" growing patronage OF this popul
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22

Cali at the Big Buffalo Cash Store.
Over 1000 Patterns OF the latest
designs in Wall Paper with a
largo stock on hand. Orders taken.
Ali up-to date patterns.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22

Saturdays Special Sale. Bar
gains at Alexander & Freidenrich's:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05
Snpianapolis, Snb., Samtas, 5. Suli 1902

Der fe4sjdbrise Otto g8ollenmeber
tpuroe an ben Sanben ebenfalls in
6olse friibssitisen grplooirens eines
Seuercrafers an ben Sdnben i6per
perleBt.
Somer 6unfbouier ippbrtbaft SO.
Marplano Str. 439 bsrlor ourd oas
friibssitiee grplooirsn zines Jog. 9a=
nonen=@rafers orei Singer ser re6tett
Sano.
Granf Conner, 25 Sabre alt, erlitt
beim Ibbrennen elmer &afete f4mere
8ranomunoen al beioen Sdnoen unb
suei Singer Der redtsn Sanb tuurben
10 idmer bsrleBt, oaB iie amputirt tuer=
ben muBten.
Gbparo Barnett bersaB beim 9lb=
ihieBen zines &ebolpers, oaB er on Der
linfen 9anb audi nod Singer bate.
Die 6Ol9e mar, oaB er einen oapon
abIdoB.
Ser iusenolide Glauoe 8iibop pon
Der gant 4pe. go. 1920 bate getern
gia6mittas ieinen Obeim SbOmas
Serrp on Der Maha9uietts Mbe. NO.
8l9 beiu9t. 9luf irsenb cine Weiis
mar er in ben 8eIis zines 9dfdens
S4ieBpulOer getommen. 8dbreno er
basIelbe an3iinoete, besin5 er Die lln=
pOrlidtisteit iib nit ieinem @eii6t
oariiber su beugen. Sm nd9lten
Ausenblid erfolste cine @rplofon uno
Der 3nabe tuuroe cine furse Strede
fort9eI9leuoert. Gr 6atte idmere
granomunben i'm 8eIi9t erlitten, unb
wiro tpabiiaeinli4 auf einem ause
erblinben.
Gowaro Sonber9, s Sabre oft,
tpobnbaft an Der q. gaIt Ctr. go.
81l. tpuroe bon Dem 10jdbrigen Mia=
rion Srerler bon g. Senate 9lpe. 9io.
3O6 oreimal in bic 8ruit sei6oiisn.
5roBoem Der &ebolpsr nit plab=
patronsn selaben mar, trus gonbsra
bod mebrere @unoep oapon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05

6aitnte Sopo inter oteler Antld9e IN Saft.
Gannie Sopo, Die farbiae 6odin Dee
@irtbes Ben @ilion in Welt Snoiana=
polls serictb seitern nit oem farbieen
peter Webb bon Der Sotparo Str. &o.
1919 in Streit, in befen 8erlauf lis
ibm nit einem SroomeHer cine tieft
S9nittwunoe in Der linten Ssite bei=
bra9te. Sic tpurbe unter Der 9ln=
tlase oes WiOrbansriffs berbaItet.
Sieielbe wurbe aber beute in Die
bes Wiorbes umseuanbelt, ba Webt
turS nad Mitternadt i'm Stabt=So.
ipitale ieiner @unbe erlegen 1T. Sel
Streit mar oaour6 entltanben, oaB lie
iid Dei9erte, Dem gDebb 20 Gents,
ipel4e lie ibm ibuloete. suriid3u5ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05
Ses 8 tie nm oroes be-
ihuloiat.

2ouisbiIls 9p., 5. Suli. Sn
paris. Bourbon @Ountp, lit 6annp
MontsOmerp gurforb, Die Satin beg
unter Derod6tisen umitdnoen beritor=
bsnsn friibsren ntp=8eometers un=
ter unter Der Anfla9e ben 3oo ibres
Mannes berbeisefiibrt gu baben, per=
baftet mOrben. Sic ion ibren ihuer=
frantsn Gatten nisberseialaeen uno
oerart nit Jiiben getreten baben, oaB
er oas SetuuBtiein nerlor. Die 8e=
fdmorenen Deg Goroners haben oen
SOB beg Mannss Der 6rau CUR Qalt
gelegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05
8ruBtritannien.
= NIB fang Der in oii d e n
Sliirftpr

80 !" :" u ~ W ~
Siirfen.
Sono BON, 5. Suli. Ser priH
bon @ales empfins am Sreitas i'm
Namsn oss SOniss Die in Sunoon be-
finblidsn inoii9en Siiriten i'm dug
tudrtigen Nmt.
Sie &Onisin slleranora, uno Die
gfitslieoer Der tOnieli9en 6amilie be-
Tanoen Ii9 in elmer 2ose uno ale sur
&rOnungsfeier einselaosnen fiiritli6en
Sdite, wel6e ii9 nod in 2ouoon be-
finoen, waren ;ueesen.
Ser gmpfans mar Der eldn;enoite,
tuelher je in 2onoon aboehaiten uuroe.
auf Die slusihmiifuns Der @etduoe
iuaren ESQ, 900 uno fir 8lumen aGein
$4,000 Deruenoet tporoen.
Ser Saal, in tpel1em Der Gmpfans
itattfano, mar bura tropii9e 8emd6Ie
in cine slrt inoiiaen @artsn perpan=
belt tporoen.
Sreitauieno 6dlte paren nnueIeno.
Die Samen tuaren in ben tolfbarIten
Solletten uno i'm rei6iten Sutuelsn=
idmud, Die Serren gum eroBten
Sbeile in unifOrmen erI6iener.
500, 900 u me auf Soften bes
&0niss sgefbeift.
SOnb bon, 5. Suli. 6oleenbes
Bulletin iiber bas gefiaoen ses 9Onies
puroe beute bon oeTen 9lerSten ausse=
eeben:
Seine Wajeitdt bat tuieoerum cine
pOrtreffli9e Iadt berbradt, uno er
fiiblt iid beosutsno setrdftist. gDir
fino frOb, iest conftatiren su tOnnen,
oaB Der SOnig auBer @sfabr lit. Gs
tueroen babsr teine 9lbeno=Suaetins
mebr ausgegeben".
100000 Nrme purben beute auf
Soften oes a0niss ssipeiit. Sie gan-
quets fanoen in elmer Nn;ahl Salsn
uno in alien Yarts Der Staot itatt.
Sm 8iibops part banque.irten Ia, 900
uno in Der Omnibus 6abrit 3u Ssline=
ten 10, 500 9srionen.
Sie @Orbersitunssn fir Die Wlabl=
seiten tuaren in better Weiie eetrofen.
Sieie &ieienipeiiuns Der armen wiro
ben 9onis stua $50, 900 toifen.
9as Dtenu beitanb aus Gteat,
Salbsfrieaiiee, Sdinten, &oaitbeef,
&artOffel, Sorten, 8slees, 9dis uno
Bier.
| sir llnttrbaltune Der 8dlte ioreten
etipa 1000 S9aalpieler uno Saau=
ipielsrinnen. uelfe frsiuilis ibre
Sienlte angeboten batten. Sie Spei=
lenoen muroen bon Is, 900 perionen,
tuel9e freimillis als 9ufpdrter funeir-
ten, beOient. gu ben Sii6en uno
8dnten iparen Srstter uno planten
in iol6 riefiser Nnsabl benuBt tporoen=
baB oieielben, .irenn Iie an einanoer
gelegt tuOroen tudren, cine Strsde bon
$50 Wleilen beoedt bGtten.
! Ser Sorb Mapor, tpel6er bic S6er=
leituns iibsr bic Seifmabl3siten bate,
embfins bon Cir Srancis 9ellps, benz
pripat=Sscretdr bes &Dnies fOlsenoe
gotihaft:
Ser &Onig bat mid beauftraet,
sic gu bena9ridtiaen, OaB Seine
Majsitdt unb Die SOnisin beabiidtie=
ten, einige bon ben Wabl3eiten 5u be-
iuhen, aber er bebauert tief, baB feline
9ranfbeit i'm binbsrt, bieie 4bfidt
aussufiibren. Ser 9Onis bOfft, baB
feline 8dite einen frOlliden Sag psr=
leben."
Der prinS uno Die 4rinseiiin bon
Wales fatteten berlaieoenen 9ldgen,
poielbIt 0tahlseiten fastfanosn, gs=
Iiude ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05
SeutiMIano.
9 OF | d q fte r @ bite ais Sc #.
reoner.

reoner.
6 2eip SIG, A. Suli. Ser goti9cf=
ter Der Ser. Staaten, Serr Nnbretp
8. @bite beantmortete am Sreitaa
@benb BEL Dem 4. Suii Der bieligen
ameti!anil6en GDlonie ben Soalt auf
ben Yrdiioenten Der Ser. Staaten.
am S4luiie ieiner &soe betpnte er, baB
Prdiioent ROOispelt sans bsionbers bi,
freunoidaftlibften gesisbunsen smi=
i6en ben Ser. Staten uno Seuti9=
lanb 81 uuterhalten tpiinidt.
sSranfrei6.
q tronom &c Il orben.
paris, 5. Suli. u. 6. u. pape.
Der bsrabmte alitronom uno dlteFes
Mitalieb Der Ncaoemie Der @ifen=
i9aften 1T i'm 9lter BON SO Sabren
aus oem 2eben seihieben.
g,bilippimsn.
Sic u mne Il e=Y 0 | a m a t o n
perlefen.
W an [ a, 5. Suli. 9ie 6rie=
oens= uno Mmneifie=p Proclamation oes
prdiioenten GoOieOelt iuuroe am Grei=
tag bon elmer nit amerifnnii6sn Glas=
gen brapirten Sribiine berlefsn. na9=
Dem 5000 amerifaniI9e Soloaten unb
6ilippinos porbeimaridirt iparen.
Gina 600 @efanaene tpuroen ipfprt in
Jreiheit seiebt. Die 8efansenen auf
Der Sniel @uam tuerben nit einem
Spesial=Oampfer abgebolt tpesosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05

@ s. 8. Bloor, 3abnar3t, Offite
Ala 2emde @ebduoe, Sci. Neu 143.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05

ytaiiass nno 8uber= =Yaoer,
240 Snoiana slps., 3immer No. IL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05

MrcAoe 4netpe, s. @eter,
38 Ttr8tmta ABE. Eel. 2599.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-05
az &au6t Gitp Seal SC @isarren
M o

6annie Sopo unter bieier antlass in Sait.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
naAys@ W smW ..

~Bua why did sou name yoor nabs
after bis most disreputabIe ancesiorT
the SURPRISED freud asked the proue
yeung taotber.
Wei. you see ] expect him 10 I'M
prove On the former bearer OF the
name. indeed be hardly can he'p IL
hern use The ancestor was 80 very bad
If tad named him after the most dis
tinguixhed member Of the famiiy. b.
might DOT have lived up 10 the IN me
Rabies hardly ever DO when they ar
na tned for great personages. as naV'
ngsen noticed. New York Press.
life tnsCra hee !;eorR are auerT.
sbserwe<i the uasn with the inca ndes
cent bea Fxl.
Are theyy' asked the man who h
introduced Ut THE point for the puF
pose ot leading up TO the Dext iioe.
Tea. First they coovince you tha'
gou may die within q ~eek In order q
get son TO apply for pchcy. and thea
they most convince themselves thai
you a-ill Hvs a hundred years bef"rs
they will Issue it, Baltimore Amer1
can.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
Used in Hot Weather
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Ron6WS and InVigOrdt6S the
Body and Maintains a
Strong and Clear
Brain.

Thousands of people in whose blood
lurk the seeds of disease, decline men.
tally and physically when the hot
weather comes on. They become
weak, langud morose. have loss of
memory loss Of appetite, with wasting
of flesh
For all such, Paines Celery Com
pound IS an absolute necessity at this
time II is the only remedy approved
of by able physicians for purifying and
ie3rirhing the blood. for feeding and
IEourisiing the nerves. for maintaining
digestive vigor for the building of
flesh tissue and muscle. and for pro-
noting refreshing and healthful sleep.
| II som condition of health is not sat
| jisfactory, ii you are not happy active
anu vigorous at present, try the virtues
OF one bottle of Paine's Celery Com
lpound: you will have cause to thank
| heaven that such marvellous recuper-
qtor was placed within your reach.
/ TIE following letter from Hon. ]. 8.
Mc( srihy. Washington. D. G.. gentle
man of national reputation. is a
blessed assurance TO all hot weather
sufferers that Paine's Celery Com
bound can bestow that health and Wig
,or SO much needed at this season;
Il as suffering with nervousness
| loss of appetite and insomnia. ] was
all run down, and nothing did me any
good until a friend advised me to try
IFaine's Celery Compound took -four
bottles OF the Compound. and ] am
more than proud 10 testify that 1t com
lpleteiy cured me, haven't had ar
lunwen day since. eat hearty and
lsleep like healthy baby. consider
Paine'c Celery Compound the best rem
iedy manufactured. and I most heartily
recolnu end 1t to suffering humanit!
TIE Wcrld over"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
SCIENTIFIC FEEDING
And Exercise Solves the Problem

AAG F.AhfNfShs sSAfNH@ ttt t9NsNAAt
DR.. n. l.. Warner. in a recent issue
OF the New York World. says:
Only n small percentage OF the Amer
lean people have perfeet digestion and
asst initiation of food and the elimina-
tion OF waste matters of the body. In
the matter of food and exercise. the
whole problem OF health is contained
BY making these right We can create
perfect health.
Digestive disturbances are due either
to improper food or too much or too
little proper food, With proper food
taken in reasonable amounts. the I'M
perfect actions of the various processes
are corrected,
This in not fad but n fact estab-
lished by the researches Of pathoiogists
and bacteriologists The action OF
food on the digestive and assimiiative
| organs is known exactly, The result
to the blood and through Il to the
whole system is certain and definite y
The most highly nutritive food now
manufactured is Grape Nuts. II Is
made from certain parts of the grain
and put through mechanical process
| whereby Ine SIdltnPS dtt 'HaAeeSS w
grape sugar and the phosphates OF the
cereals retained and thus supply the
necessary nourishment and vitality to
the body, brain and nerve centers-
In it's predigested form, Grape Nuts
does not overtax the stomach, but rem
lers sufficient assistance to the diges-
tive organs to permit OF the easy
assimilation of other foods.
Thoroughly cooked at the factory by
food experts brings Grape-Nuts from
the grocer to you ready to serve with
the addition fcream,, and it's crisp
taste. with the delicate sweep OF the
grape sugar makes it pleasing TO the
palate of the most critical epicure.
These are scientific facts which can
be proven by any one. and trial oi
ten days or two weeks will show you
what you can do on scientific feeding.
The recipe book in the package
shows many delightful ways OF serving
the food, ....
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
Items OF the Ddu
OF Personal Mention

Judge Purcell and wife have taken
suite of rooms at the Hall house
where they will be at home to their
many friends in the city.
Colonel William Herring left on No
10 for Bisbee this morning.
Vic Hanney expects to leave next
Wednesday for his vacation on the
coast.
DIR. Fenner will leave for San rFan-
cisco this evening, where he will
spend his summer vacation.
Judge Satterwhite and ROCHESTER
Ford left on the International for No
gales on legal business.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
MINES AND RzgNEN0.

NOTICE Before investing In stock OF
the Cumeral Mines and Development
Company, of Tucson. Arizona. J. D.
Burgess. president. communicate
with the undersigned.
JOSEPH BELL. Nogaies, Arizona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
WITH OUR NEW PLANT.

The present advanced cost OF iron
and wagon material will cause no ad-'
vance In our prices for blacksmithtng
and wagon work. On the contrary, we.
can now do better work. at consider
ably less cost
Work done promptly and with exc
treme care r. HON6TAUE.
20a-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
USE nLLEN's FooT.thst.

A IaIwsisr 10 be shAken tnto The tsost l9sil
feet iael swollen. nervous and hot, and Fes ttft<
nsils. III roo hase smarting seef ef tiRhf sAssc.
trr Aliens Foot Ease II Goods the feet ant
makes walking easy, Cures swollen, sweastnl
feet ingrowipg nails blisters ana Gallons speas
gives rest aud comfort. Try Il today. Sold .,
I'LL druggists and shoe stores for Sss I,nn 1s
rept any substitute. Trial package Fhkks 40
dress, Allen T. oimsted. Le Roy. y. \.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.

Colds are more troublesome in sum-
nler than winter: it's so hard to heip
aiding TO them. One Minute Cough
cuss. cures. Absolutely safe. Acts
Immediately. Sure cure for coughs,
cold Group. throat and lung troubles.
Bells Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
SPECIAL BUGGY SALE.

As wish TO reduce my stock OF bug
giea before move into my new store
on Congress street. any one desiring
buggy can save considerable money
by giving me call
+. ]. vILI4AESCuSA.
Ilo South Meyer,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
RAFFLE.
BLACK PADDY.

The great PAGER, with . record Of
los for half mile at Phoenix; valued
ut $500; new rubber tired buggy and
harness. Chances / cent TO S4.2Ss
For particulars <rply to
Il. D. W0ODELL.
At Club Stables
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
POI soNING THE SYSTEM.

1t Is through the bowels that the
body is cleansed of impurities Con
Fstipation keeps these poisons In the
systeil. often causing serious illness.
DeWiufs Little Early Risers prevent
iris BY stimulating the liver aud pro-
mote Easy action of the bowels. safe
pills. They never gripe. Ben
Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
HE CITY NEWS
INPHRnGRHPhS.
LET the CITIZEN FOLLOW YOU.

Rrties leaving for the coast or otnss
bsorts for the summer months can
ave The Citizen mailed to their nd
Eess at the same price at which 1t u
(eliyered by carrier. Leave address q
ne Citizen business ONCE. cornsi
Rnne avenue and Broadway. or tels.
hone Main 171.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

The Tucson Ice and Cold Storage
company 10 using six iine new wagons
to deliver ice. They were designed
and built throughout right here at
home by Fred Ronssadt. Several OF
our local business men are having
wagons built st this new shop. 204-u
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

Rarbecued mutton tomorrow sun
day Send In your orders early. Tel
lephone 55l
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

Alex Ross sells $li50 meal tickets
for $To. and S. is meal tickets for 50.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

Rone very nns pieces II Lfaany
s,sas. At low prices. a1 Z. @. Cap0s
Ns Jeweler. 50 West Congra@A
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

harbecued mutton tonaorrow-Sun
day. Send In your orders early. Tel
ephone 55l
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

Wedding ard hirtnoa! rIugs maze 70
order, at E. g. Capo's. the Jeweier. u
West Congress <treet
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

WANTED-Good secondhand baby
buggy. Address e." Citizen ONCE.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05
WANTS.

WANTED-Clean rags; cents per
pound paid. delivered al The Citizen
once.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

FINE DREsSMAKING -- First-class
work and perfect 1T guaranteed.
Mrs. Emma Busch, No. 33 West No
CormIck street (Formeriy OF San
Francisco.1 1Sl-LlS
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

STORAGE wAREHoUsB-An fsirni-
ture, etc. stored wila absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co, II N. Stone
ave.