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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
Alter the Ousku Turks
Warm Row this Morning

Considerable excitement vas created
on Church street this morning by an
plttl cation between young man and
one of the Turkish fruit vendors
gr. III crowd collec ed. al sSf' II no;
.or A few cool-hea led mef'. tie follow
-. al Islam might nave t3fcc es1ly-
How the fight started no one knows.
but the American was coming out on
ton when the Turk was Joined by
couple OF his compatriots from the
store Several gentlemen rushed out
of the Windsor TO check their on
siaught. and it loked for few minutes
as IL the American wrath WAS going to
descend on the Turkish population.
But. as was said before, couple of
cool headed spectators put an end 10
the disturbance.
The residents In that section Of the
city have Just about exhausted their
patience with these so-called business
men. and are thinking seriously OF
lodging n very strong complaint
, against theW. As one citizen ex-
4tssei II this morning. after the dis
,orlance was over. Il am Just about
Al m. end of my string with those
fellows. The idea OF ai.swing those
Eitt,ip@trs 10 usurp privileges wLith
I are not enjoyed by our American clti.
/ zans is outrageous. III admit tnat
/ this is free country. but this thing or
! letting Turks overruu the pub"'
| Itnorousnfares at the expense OF every
one else in the community, is not TO
he tolerated for a single instant. Here
they are right out here on the main
street OF our city. bidding defiance to
decency and order, Ladies' OF the city
do not care to edge their way through
a bowling mob OF Turks to get to the
pos'alnce, o, anu .h.m rne - a'io' Io So On the
lsonare. ! think tnat I'm in Asia every
ttime round that corner. Those tei'
lows take up the whole sidewalk tn.
whole day and half the night. II the
city officials don't see to this thing
Il take hand in 1t myself"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
HlS EYES DANCE
When Hts Good Drink Comes.

A coffee that will nomrish and fur
,nlsh all the food required to rear
baby is evidently easy food for an adult
to digest and is especially applicable
where ordinary coffee does not agree.
The wife a 8 Congregational minis
ter gives an experience; III is rather
ru,lCns. the manner IN which came -
mssopt Postum for my baby. My hus-
hand used to fe troubled greatly with
bilious headaches and extreme ner-
vousnegs- This vas about FIVE years
ago. We concluded that coffee and
tea were the cause OF his troubles. and
so gave Postum Food Coffee a trial. Al
FIRST we did not like ii because 1t was
not boiled long enough and seemed
weak aad tasteless. but after preparing
It properly. and that is easy, we be
came very fond OF H. and now can
honestly say We prefer II TO any coffee
or tea ''.~
THE old headaches and nervousness
have disappeared and We both enjoy
very much better health.
When one OF our children was year
old he would not drink milk, SO we
tried him on Postum Coffee, and from
the f1rst he liked II and 1t agreed with
him perfectly. So Postum has been his
drink now for over four years,
About ten months ago a baby boy
came TO ouE house. was, OF course.
anxious TO have good nourishment Tor
him. and SO drank from fve 10 eight
cups of Postum during the day. This
with a little Grape-Nuts ood each
day. was all the nourishment / took
and although the baby weighed only
| five pounds at birth. he weighed twelve
and one half pounds at three months
and Al four months fifteen pounds
Now he weighs twenty-three pounds.
| About three weeks ago the little fel
low weaned himself, much to our sur
prise tried him on cows milk, bn
he would not have 1t. then tried
certain baby food. then another. but h
would have neither. ! felt very anx
ous about him. but remembering ex
perimenting with another boy wit
Postum. ] gave him some, which h
drank with the greatest relish.
agreed with him perfectly, SO he live
on Il for one week. Since+hen he ha
learned to eat little other food. bu
he prefers Postum Coffee to anythin
else and looks perfectly delighte
when he sees me coming with IT.
said the other morning: i wish th
/ Postum company could see the bab
drink their coffee: 1t would certainl
please them 1t agrees with him
perfectly that shall continue to hav
, him drink ii to his hearts content.
dor't like TO have my name printe'
but you can say am Cong. pastor
wife" Name and address given b
[ Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
items OF the Ddll
OF Personal Mention

> Master Alfred d. Mecotte, The citi.
zea's youngest and most popular news
bny will leave on No. Q tonight <or
California on aiwo weeks vacation.
Rev. s. II. Jones, OF Harodsburg,
\ en- lucky. a minister OF the Christia \
church. spent yesterday In the city.
with friends. leaving this morning for
the east.
Coc Donovan returned from Phoenix
this morning.. While at the capital
he was entertained by Governor Muir
rhy. Marshal MeCord. Surveyor Gem
ersl Price and other federal and Terri
torial otFlciais. Mr.. Donovan ''ss
many friends at the capital. but Tucson
In his naturak stamping ground.
r. G.. Brady returned, from bus.
ness trip 10 Phoenix this morning. and
win leave. for his ranch In the morn
Ing. .. =.
Rochester Ford returned from Pace
nix on No. 10 this morning.
r. Wilcox. a well .kaewn arehitect
OF Phoenix. passed through the city
this morning .,sr-.-,.., ts.
M. sheets OF Bowie is in the city Of
business.
c. p. Lyndall. representing the Home
Fire and Marine Insurance company
will leave for Phoenix tonight
Haywood Richardson will leave
about July LIST for San Francisco
where he Will reside permanently.
George Smalley left last night for
Phoenix. were he will meet Colonel
Brodie
Judge Barnes and Colonel Martin re-
turned from Phoenix this morning.
Mrs. s. H. DrahmAnean daughter.
Myrtle left for California last even
ing, to spend the summer.
Colin Cameron and dangster are IN
the city from the big San Raphael
ranch. They expect to leave for the
east in the morning.
George Gallagher, the well known
/ Phoenix contractor, passed throAeh on
his way to Benson this morning. ne
and his partner. Joe Fifield. are nuiid-
J ing the reform school.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

the bonds and representative OF the
other owners. and by his counsel,
Messrs. Barnes L. Martin.
The governor and secretary Of the
Ter tory constituted the board at this
hearing. az the Territorial treasurer
was ustn nj.
1t vas represented on behalf Of the
county that a petition for rehearing
had been filed IN the case In the SUI
preme court OF the United states and
that the mandate in that case had
been stayed. After some discussion.
in which all present participated. IT
was decided In view of the object .on
raised by the representatives OF PiLia
county, 10 take no action at present
1t is likely that nothing will be done
In the matter before the session OF the
supreme court OF Arizona in the fail
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

At o'clock this afternoon trains
30. g and No. 10 were reported on
$me
4 The Ladies' Auxiliary. B, of L. h..
&eh a netting this afternoon.
-Four carloads of Sal, River Valley
*hnle were in the yards this morning.
The Maccabees will hold a regular
beeiing might
The Degree OF Honor will hold .
egular session this evening, and In.
iate several candidates.
f. p. Scott, the insurance agent. WIN
las been very sick for the past two
eeks, was reported much better tn
Jay.
i Fred Ronsiadt was awarded the con
ract at last nights eouncil meeting
|br two new sprinklers. They will
psf $475 each.
4 Leroy s. Spear fled a mining claim
allied the Freeman with the county
ecorder yesterday. IL is In the Silver
Pili district.
Uncle Rastus' was up before the
.ty recorder this morning on n charge
h drunkenness. He was given hye
Bays.
Francisco P. de salazar. age 20
kears. died at her residence on Sonth
Meyer street yesterday 4of paralaysis.
|nterment was made. in the Catholic
cemetery.
Articles OF Incorporation for the To-
bopah and Great Western Mining con-
bany we're filed with, the coupty re-
border today. The iaeorporators are
ronopah people, and the company is
ut s1.000.0oo.
About ten members of the Celestial
Kingdom passed through Tucson In
|.onc en- route to Mexico this morning
h rumber of local Cinnamon were at
(he depot to extend the glad hand to
(heir countrymen
The clerks In Martins drug store
we're exhibiting what they called a very
Fostly cat today. II was just cont
mon old feline. nothing rare about the
genus, but an accident last evening, In
which the cat played prominent is~s,
made 1t seem costly 10 the pharmacy.
In attempting to chase the cat out OF
Ehe store last evening a clerk threw a
brush at II. and broke an $8 showcase.
The Pima Tribe of Red Men held
j lively election last night. The fol-
lowing officers were named for the
next term: Sachem. Felix Levy: Sc
pior sycamore. B. H. Pierce; junior
II. J. Kirkpatrick; prophet,
Ed Hale: chief OF records. n. E.
Hawke. keeper OF wampum, Harry A.
Drachman. and medicine man, DR.. w.
r Purcell.
A horse attached to one OF the steam
wagons got the bit in Its teeth
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
Pima Narrow GudQe Bonds
Are Not Yet Funded

As stated in The Citizen of Wedn :*-
day, telegraphic notice was received
on that day from Governor Murphy
that ON yesterday the loan commission
ers would give the holders of the Ah-
zona Narrow Gauge bonds hearing N
regard to, funding the same.
Hon. l.. M. Jacobs, chairman OF the
board of supervisors of Pima county
and Rochester Ford, attorney for the
county in the bond case, went to Phoe-
nix on behalf of the county.
The bondholders were represented
by Mr.. Bird s. Coler, owner or some oi
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
WITH OUR NEW PLANT.

The present advanced cost OF iron
and wagon material will cause no AL
vance in our prices for blacksmithing
and wagon work. On the contrary. we
can now do better work. at consider
ably less cost.
Work done promptly and with ex-
treme care. r. RONSTADT.
2u4-ts
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
SLOT MACHINES FOR SALE.

s.ot n.eohIpes. card and trade ma
chimes of every description for sale or
.ented on commission. Out OF town
orders given prompt attention. Cor.
respondence solicited. Pease Novelty
Co. Office and salesroom 213 North
Never. Tucson, Arizona. Telephone
22Sl.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
EARBECUED MEAT.

i4l East Congress stres4: Old sebo0a
house. The best cold storage meats
barbecued in our large brick fnruaea:
ak hours I'm cooking. Specially pro-
pared for family USE CAeApee ana
more ccnyeniens than cooking Aur1na
the hot weather. Home cockfng and the
best OF cof1ee at cur lunch eeAn0.
AUSTIN 4 JAMES.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
sorntR eRay.s SWEET POWDERS

tpy chi,aftn- aoshes Gray, tor jean . nnrte 10
the Chfi6rtB't Eoras sn Sew YORK. treated
ehtsessn successfully vita q reme6y. nsw E.se
pared and yss&oeS In the drug ssoFes. called
Mssaes Gray q swesS pewAeyt ,faf Ceilarsn
They are harmless 80 milk pleasant 10 take
AbA nseer fs3i 4 ctFtatn cure foy feseTssh-
ness ceEstsTs Lee, heedachs nethtpg and
stomach disorders and rean0s& worms, Al all
druggists, 2Aw Tsoa'i sceRrt Any substitute.
Sempae FREE address Alien 4. O. nsssd,
ls Rny, y y
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
REMOVAL SALE.

As do rot wish to move my stock
CT ts rness saddles, brides. etc, to nv
new store on Congress street. | will
pose of them at a great sacrifice. In
tending purchasers can save money
by buying now
F. J. VILI.AESCUSA.
40 S. Meyer Street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
MEXICAN CIRCUS.

Atayde Brothers big clrcns will be
In Tucson In few days. This Is the
greatest Mexican show on the road.
New people. Grand costumes. Clever
artists. Magnificent orchestra Big
tent. seating 2o0o. Watch for the
bin posters.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
LEADS THEM ALL.

One Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines for coughs, colds,
Group and throat and lung troubles" |"
says D. Scott Currin OF Loganon, Pa
Perfectly safe. Acts Immediately.
Group yields to II. Cures grip, bron-
chits, coughs. Bells Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
READY TO YIELD.

y used peWiti's Witch Hazel Salve
for piles and found II . cure" Gays r.
g. Meredith, Willow Grove. Del Piles
always yield TO DeWitt's Witch Hasel
Salve. Curee skin diseases, aIl kinds
Iof wounds- Accept no countsrfests.
Beii'a Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

No need to fear sudden attacks OF
cholera infannm. dysentery. diarr-
hoea, or summer complaint, IL ron have
DR. Fowlers Extract OF Wild Straw
berry in the medicine closet.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
The CITY NEWS
lNPHRnGRhPnS.
LET The CITIZEN FOLLOW YOU.

barties leaving for the coast or other
Asorts for the summer months can
kye The Citizen mailed TO their ad-
Eess at the same price Mt whicA u is
klivered by carrier. Leave address as
he Citizen business once. corner
Apne avenue and Broadway. OF tels-
hone Main ia.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

Scald head is an eczema OF the scalp
very severe sometimes, but 1t can be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and
permanent in its results. At any drug
store, SO cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

+. ]. Villaescusa, ITO S. Meyer street
Is Offering great bargains in harness.
saddles, brides. etc, as he does not
wish to move them TO bis Bew store on
Congress street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

II this weather keeps up yoI will
have 70 hunt up your last. spring suit
and have II cleaned or buy o new one
from Smith. me leading Taller.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

For repairing or fsne watches ana
jewellery 60 to r. q. Capo'a Every
watch 10 guaranteed. Only arst-class
work turned out.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
DIRECTORY

Copies OF Tucson City and Southern
Arizona Directory can be obtained Of
Charles T. Conneil. 1877 West Penuing-
ton street e-l6:2w
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

Some very nne pieces - I1EAny
9iass. NJ lcw prices. ai E @. Cages
Ene JeweleF. s. West Ccngrwma.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

San Xavier. Sheets. Bowie: j
p. Elliott. FL Paso: C. d. Hover. city:
r, r.. Harris and wife, Naeo. walter
II Walsh, San Francisco. ]. \. M.
Ford. Phoenix; b. ]. LaurheAr. Lou
nisyIlle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
.Tote/ Fry'iuaA

San Augustine.---p N. Noigenruth
Philadelphia: J. NJ. Howerth. Dallas
r. St.inbarth. San Francisco: w. II
Thorton. Dallas: j. II, Dunlap, New
York; A. Hoover and niece and Mrs
G, III. Downer, Patagonia.
Windsor.--D. Riley. FL Paso. LaRue
Orion. Benson; c. l.. Douglas. Tomb
stone; NJ. f. Conboy. Los Angeles
David Jalberga, Los Angeles.
Orndorff. .~Lson rardinave. San
francisco; r. lAfsean. Detroit: Geo
C. whitmore. Seattle. r. u. Haugh
Chicago; II. c. Kennedy, San Fran
ctRco.
Park View.~-Msss Name CubeF. Ne
50 City: VIM II. Thompson. Nogales;
James A. Powell. city.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
ron REMT

FOR RENT--FurniShed room. well
ventilated. BaIn room privileges.
Apply at S. e. Cor. 9th Are. & 18th st.
20s-2t4
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

NANTEIp--Clean rags; cents per
pound paid. delivered at The Citizen
of1cc.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAp--Large cabinet
with glass doors Suitable for sta
tionery cabinet or for use In store
Inquire a. this once.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27
WANTS.

BOY WANTED~~Fi Fifteen or sixteen
years old. to learn printing business.
Apply at Citizen ONCE.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

WANTED-Good secondhand baby
buggy Address "E." Citizen once.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-27

STORAGE wAREHoUsE-Au furni-
fnre. etc. stored vita absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co, IL n. Stone
ave
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
Rural Mail Boxes.

We learn that some of our
neighbors question the advan-
tage of free rural delivery of
mail under the impression that q
certain make of boxes is re-
queried, and that they will have
to pay any price the maker may
choose to ask. This is a mis-
take, though there was some
such regulation till recently.
The plan wrought such dissatis-
faction that the department aban-
doned it. Now it is competent
to secure good substantial box,
of any make, with "U. s. Mail"
distinctly marked on it. Med
ding with such a box or its con-
tents is an offense to Uncle Sam,
and will be punished by federal
courts.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
The Criminal Calendar.

James G.. johnson of Rothville,
who was wanted to answer to the
state for the dual offenses of SELL
ing liquor illegally and with con-
Quoting a drug store without be-
ing a registered pharmacist con-
cluded that the shortest and best
way out of his trouble on the
former charge was to plead gull
ty before Justice VIM. P. Jared
of Keytesville. The court there
upon assessed the defendants
punishment at a fine of $10O and
costs, which he paid. In the
case of conducting a drug store
without being registered phar-
macist Johnson gave bond to ap-
pear for trial at the November
term of circuit court here.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
Exhibit Of Farm Crops.

All classes of farm crops have
grown better this year than per-
haps ever before in the history of
the State. This is partly due to
the rest the land had last year,
and in part to the very favorable
season we have had thus far.
The farmers have never had such
an opportunity to collect splen-
did specimens of all classes of
farm crops, and every one inter-
ested in the good name of Mis-
souri, should take advantage of
this situation and select the fin
est specimens for exhibition at
the state fair to be held in Sedalia
August 1928, with the UNDER
standing that the best of these
specimens will be preserved for
exhibition at the worlds fair in
1904. We should not lose this
chance of making a great exhibit
Of Missouri's products and trust
to the uncertainty of the season
next year.
The railroads will transport ex :
hibits to the state fair and return
free of charge, and liberal pre-
miums are offered on all classes oi
farm and garden crops, including
a prize of $50 for the best county
agricultural display. Every
county in the state should have
a large exhibits of farm crops Al
the state fair this year. For {
premium list address j. R. Rip
pey, secretary, Sedalia Mo-, ane
for suggestions concerning the
making of agricultural exhibits
address H. j. Waters, super.
inten dent of agriculture, Colum'
bia, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
Farm For Sale.

A splendid farm in Saline
county, one mile north of Slater.
has been placed in my hands for
sale. 1t consists of 800 acres
with no waste land, good soil,
new barn, fair dwelling and
plenty of water. A good invest
ment is offered to anyone who
has the money to pay one-half
or one-third of purchase price.
All the time desired given to
meet deferred payments. For
more particulars inquire of the
undersigned at Keytesville, Mo.
A. G.. VANDIvER.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01

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Sunday W ork.

A few weeks ago we said some
thing about open places of busi-
ness on Sunday. Since that
time several persons have spoken
of the matter in our presence in
such way as to show very
sad ignorance of the law on the
subject. We therefore present
the following extract from the
Revised Statutes, which ought
to make very novel and interest
ing reading for some people.
Sec. 2240:-Every person who
shall either labor himself, or
compel or permit his apprentice
or servant, or any other person
under his charge or contract to
labor or perform any work other
than the household offices of
daily necessity, or other works
of necessity or charity, or who
shall be guilty of hunting game
or shooting on the first day of
the week commonly called Sun
day, shall be deemed guilty OF
a misdemeanor and fined not ex-
ceeding $50.
Sec. 2242:-Every person who
shall be convicted of horse racing,
cockfighting, or playing at cards
or games of any kind, on the
first day of the week, commonly
called Sunday shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, ano
fined not exceeding $50.
Sec. 2253:-Every person who
shall expose to sale any goods
wares or merchandise, or shall
keep open any ale or porter
house, grocery or tipping shop
or shall sell or retail any fer.
mented or dISulie1 liquors OF
the first day of the week com
monty called Sunday, shall, OF
conviction, be adjudged guilty o
a misdemeanor and fined no
exceeding $50.
Sec. 2244:-The last section
shall not be construed to pre-
vent the sale of drugs or medi
cines, provisions or articles o
Immediate necessity.
Sec. 2244:-That it shall be
a misdemeanor for any person
to carry on the business of bar
bering on Sunday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
Ranpolph Springs Excursion.

For the above occasion the
Wabash will sell round-trip
tickets from Keytesville to Ran
dolph Springs at rate of 30 cts.
Good on trains Nos. IL and 2;
also good on special train pass
ing Keytesville at 11:50 q. M,
returning on special train leaving
the springs at 6 O'Clock p. m.
Base ball between Moberly and
Chillicothe teams.
s. J. KENNEDY,
Ticket Agt.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01

"a, 1873, and lived together until
on or about February "a, 1888,
when defendant abandoned plain
tiff without reasonable cause or
provocation and has ever since
lived separate and apart from
her. Five children were born of
said marriage, two of whom are
minors. The plaintiff, therefore,
prays the court for a decree of
divorce, the care and custody of
of the two minor children and
for such alimony as may seem
just and proper. Maj. w. H.
Bradley of Salisbury is Mrs.
Wilkins attorney.
LEWIS VS.. LEWIS.
White folks are not the only
kind who, sometimes, make
mistakes by getting married, as
Lille Lewis, COL, of near Mike
has brought suit for a divorce
from her husband, Manuel Lewis,
alleging cruelty, such as being
cross, abusive, cussing, calling
plaintiff vile and opprobrious
names and slapping her in the
face and kicking her, all OF
which plaintiff AYERS she endured
in the hope that they might yet
live happily together, but on the
7th day of June 1902, he drove
her from home and told her he
was not going to live with hel
any longer, and sent her to he1
] fathers home with no money
and but few clothes and has
since that time refused to live
with her or provide anything
for her support. Therefore
plaintiff wishes to be divorced
from defendant, and expresses
the hope that the court will al
low her out of the property o
defendant such sum for her sup
port as the nature of the cas'
and the circumstances of tn
parties will warrant. and for al
other proper relief. j. A. Col
let of Keytesville is plaintiff
attorney.
GENRICH VS.. GENRICH.
The most sensational divorce
suit in the entire batch of con
jugal misfits is that of j. A
Genrich of Sumner against hi
t wife, Alta L. Genrlch. Tn
plaintiff recites in his petition
, that he and the plaintiff wer
married October II, 1893, an
lived together until July 20
1902, when defendant threaten
ed to kill plaintiff and in tn
{ presence of others accused hin
: of lying. Plaintiff further re
cites that Mrs. Genrich becam
enamored of one James Ballew
r who was clerk in plaintiffs 8 store
1 and on one occasion plainti
claims to have seen the sal
r James Ballew and the defendar
0 in the back room of the stor
+ hugging and kissing and other
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-08-01
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A Record

c.. A. Murdock's Coffee and
Spices have an unequaled rec
ord, and well they should, for
Hecla is the prize Coffee of the
world. 1t is absolutely pure,
and, taking your health into
consideration, it is reasonably
cheap. While we sell it at 3 1-2
pounds for 81, we guarantee ev-
cry pound of it to be pure and
fresh.
Health is wealth, and when
you buy our pure foods you
are assured of good health. Our
prices are reasonable and our
goods first-class. If you have
not bought of us, give US a trial
order. Highest market price
paid for produce in cash or
trade.