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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
RreYifie,.

 Tvsnty-three theatres were burnt las year
 A sin of oommission-Anything abov, l 90 per cent
 A musician can't wipe out old seorei
 by Ut-erug false notes.
 lu addition to VennOr and WiggIns
 Canada Is suffering from influenza.
 The fashionable hve-minuter receptions
 are spoken Of as "caller-snd-elbov
 affairs.
 Free anl elsy sacred concerts" are something new ID New York. By and . by We shall have a religious cooking main
 Science has not yet decided which is the most detrimental 70 tine Iuman race . "a flea in ones ear, UT a bee m ones i bonnet
 "Cau those bones chops." said the ! customer the provision dealer. Yes, SIT; | that's the bonlfed article, was the reply.
 The sparrows are always fighting with ! each other, but the crows make common caEs when there IS any excitement gO- Ius on.
 A Russian proverb says: Before go- ing t1 war, pray once; before going to sea; pray twice; before getting married, pray three times.
 Though this winters crop of congeal- cd water vlll be extraordinarily large. the price Of next summers ice-cream will bot be effected.
 A preacher asked all Sunday school children Co stand ug who intended Co v.-fr Che wicked soul destroying circus. AIl but a lame girl stood up.
 In Sam they worship the elephant. In lI.s country We don't exactly bow down tO the animal. but we sometimes pay pretty dearly for seeing It.
 They do say that the National Militia " Academy IS vastly inferior to the Naval Academy. Nine ladies out of ten prefer Co waltz wisL an Annapolis man.
 Girls iu tLe Iowa Agricultural College arc taught Co cook. Any of the gradu- aias 3ho desire an apprscIative husband can Lave our address upon application. N. y. Com. Adv.
 "Tu not a Eoueopath or an allspath. or @ lglropath. m Jesuspath, and wouldn't give my doctor for a hundred utIe-e sand Evangelist Barnes last Sun day. II O. disgusting haraugus.
 Prince Napoleon c0ntrived to attract 55 much attention bv the bills be posted tu Paris that several Amerlcan theatri cal managers want to hire him tO act as au advance advertising agent.
 A religious paper says that for the l4-. fifty years the BsDusts have estab- l lsneJ e..hs churches per week the year | right tl-Jug making over 42l per year. | II. promotion of swimming Is certainly | @ very noble work.
 There is go town lu Iowa which has l population of l.3U aud twelve distinct | and separate church organization. It is understood llattbey will iOin in renting on oyster for use during the present sea Bon u church. suppers-
 Te-. tl- Tamage thinks it a great ..'... t.- -ii- young aud wonders that -.. rau dread O leave a shauty for a.hlmhra. And yet, when Mir. Ial- ua e is sick, we dare say be rushe5 to h. telephone and hailoos for his doe tle.
 At a meeting of the woman's board of u..-l1us ID Boston Wednesday the tres- Ir.rstrt-d Hat the receipts during lSS2 were sIZf UIO. At this rate beathenism wl. fuau become one Of our most profit a ..e industries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Reeapture of CaSey

Sheriff Paul has been advised by Sner- iff Morrow, Of Big Springs, Texas, that he has a man in custody whom he be- lleves to be Casey, inasmuch as he an- swers to the descriptions given. In the letter conveying the information, Sheriff Morrow expresses regret tkat be cannot hand his man over pending his trial at that place for robbery, the same class of crime for which he was undergoing here, at the time of his escape. Casey appears to have the i'll luck of falling in- to the clutches of the law more often than h!s associates. His good fortune in escaping, however. stood him we'll both here and at Fl Psso. He was ar rested for robbery in Calabasas, brought here for confinement and was undergo ing trial at the tune of his escape. He was re-arrested in u PasO but again broke jall and was heard no more of un- til the recent tidings to Sheriff Paul shows him again in limbo. He will be put on trial at the March term of the District Court at Big Springs. and if ac- quilted will be turned to the authorities here. In tue course of a few days he will be photographed and his picture sent here for identification.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Application No. es3 for a Patent Tor thr
 guenR Vista Mining Claim.

| February N. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE | - Santa Rita Land and MiuIus Company. ty | C. IT. Lord of Tucson. Arizona, If= tuly autlor ized agent has applied for patent fur Iauu i-aal ! feet of the BuenH Nists Vein i1tis or dsr.r-li bearing copper, ulth surface ground t,u feet ig Aldth. situated in the Amole Mining DI~tri c ! Pima county. ArIzoua. more particularly ,.ss- embed iu tls plat and hsld rote- of Che o-iria. survey. on nle m tui- olhce. and J--izuated a- Lot No. e a- foilow- to-vlt.
 Commencing st rhe initial mon usurut u,sr ti l. center ot clam. at pine post 3yi and C. Ions ID a mound Of -toue- marked ''3 V. No i " from which shaft No. bears ~Z degrees if Il.aUIsl S 10 ft. distant a1d |. S N. I. Nn. | uatIs -,- i4 degrees 5f minutes F. 17. it. oli4rarr. Thence s- s. degre-- % minutes v. 5-I ft. Co the We-tgry end center post -li -ng. 8 e. uu-. ll a i1ounG of stones. marked -B. V. Nu @ Thence N.1 degree % miu-t.- v. s0u t. tu NV corner post -1i -ud ft .uUs .a b lluul lt -tones. marked B ' Nu.g."
 Thence \, -2 d-grees. a minute l., .-.s G. Co intersection vlth the westerly end lIus ur Che New Strike. M- C., from winch the NV corner -N. \. VI. C. betrs q degrees ai zsiuu-es a, ll ft. distant and from intersection with the ru-ri side line of the N. S. VI e.. from which che N ., corner bears 6Y degree s3 miuu. es W. -1 c. rHo NE corner post 2Vf ani ft. long iu a mound ll stones. marked B ' No. q. isdi-T TRItIsIft.
 Thence <. degree l5 minutes r.. crossing the north side line of ". x NJ, C.. at -S tt. a0l t. lo the easte.ly end center post eNi and 3 c.. lo-E marked ''B. '. Ne. 8.
 Thence continuing on same c1ur-s g.r q. Co SE corner post. 2yi and ft. long m a mound 1t stones. marked "B. ' No. G.
 Thence $. s3 degie ec- c mirutes ". 2l' ff. c, intersection of S sIde line of -'N. S 1f CT from which the SW corner of the N. S.M.C.- baars \ 60 degrees ji mluute- W 41i ft distant and l5uO ft. Co SN corner post -Xt and ft. long. a mound of stones. marked -B. ', No.
 Thence $50 ft. Co westerly end center post No. 2 and p.ace Of hcgnning; variation a deFree~ minutes F.; containing liti acre-, rXc.udiue 5.i2 acres embraced iu tbe NeS Strike M e. and not claimed. Aaid claim beInz duly recorded ir !he kecorder'= office oi Pima county. 90 Tucson. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming adver-.iy the whole or any portion 0f t,r Buera Nf-.g Mining claim gre required to present their ad- period Of publication hereof or they will Le barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 The foregoing notice Is ordered pubil-lei for the period of CD days llu consecutive Weoi-I in the Arizona Oitizen. Tucson. A. IT.. @ weekly newspaper desl Eugted a- that Issued neart-t Co said claim,
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First puhhsaGou February ii. 1--3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
GUIDE-BOARD BILL.
Requiring Road OVerseer~ Co Put Finger Posts at Crossings and Fork. or the
 

Requiring Road OVerseer~ Co Put riurrl Posts at Crossings and Fork. or 60, Road.
 Be 1t enacted by ihe Lcrslaiiv, As. sembly of the Territory Ol Arzorg.
 Section 1. Every road oyerseer staI erect and put mp at the forks oi every highway and every crossing oi clg-ty roads within hIs road dit,riot, guide ul finger board, containing au inscription m legible letters, directing t1e way and specifying the distance to th- ury. t1Nr or public place, situated ou each road respectively. Any person who sIal. da- stroy, deface or remove any suca gU.e or finger board. shall b. deemed sui.ig of a misdemeauor and upou conviction sball be punished by fine in any srll not exceeding fifty dollars. together wlt. cost of suit.
 Sec. 2. The cost O, making and lgt- ting up such sign or finger boards shall be and IS hereby made proper charge against the road district fUui iu vhi n the same are erected, and shali b. pad as other charges a--!lst such -l-- .---- trict are paid.
 Sec. 8. Any road oyegseer falling tr put up suca sign or finger boards vlle- siX months from the lst das ot N-cH. 1883, shall be deemei gu,-y of u Be- meanor and upon conviction iu arT Court having competent iuIiSlIct.r-. shall be punished by fine no. ezreeli. - fifty dollars and costs Of sui.
 Sec. 4. ltshall be the ju-g ut the District Attorney CT each county sl sr. that thIs section is enforced.
 Sec. .. This act shall suEe sdss. and be m force from and after the list Iasui September, 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
FASHION.

t new scarf is called She GebLard a.u .s H-iEht green ID its color. : CI1ges ere going ont Of fashion for la- dies Iu Paus. Mem left of wearing them years ago.
 hand satche.s carried by the ladies become more and more elaborate and ru.-.s s1udlrgly expensive. Those of a-.i- gator skin bound wisL real silver are u et fashionable.
 Embroidery may be said to have bro kel out iu @ fresh place, for evening tol- lets are now completely covered with 6 mass of embroidery that represents the labor almost of life time in some In- st-cc-s-
 The most elegant fan for evening wear as of white ostrich feathers mount e1 ol tortoise shell sticks, and have a feather ball dan-hng from the handle. IJ takes thirty dollars Go raise the wind Il t-Is case.
 Paris has put forth kid glove having a crest or monogram worked in delicate ,v shaded silks on the uper part near t-. -sp of tue glove. The design is then 0us.iH-i iu fine pearl. amber or gold beads.
 El1we--l sat;eeus that resemble fou- l.-ls are Co make mp fancIiully with Uu.aIai,.- Iu tue urIucesse and Vatican styles. and pi-ated skirts of the plain goods like tle ground, for the coming summer.
 White swan s-lcwl Is Pow ussd to t'm sy ming dresses Cf white surah or -a.a, and taa pure leecy garuiture hay
 .r. u J rH.sH a.a. rl Ies- toilets have been seen at tle te.uouic0 cai.s.
 Nest Indian birds cf dazzling plu- mag. are CD o1 some of the last uf Vi- rote imported bouuets, but people who have visited tle place where the birds are said to come from declare they are unknown in that locality.
 For evening dress the white necktie has Come back in all it's immaculate Ci "r". and lu the present state of sOclal excitement young gentlemen do not seem CD care whether they are taken for Che house servants or net.
 One of the most charming evening dresses Is made oi tulle fully pleated and drawn tightly over a short white 7 skirt. finished off at the edge with a u.r ucle. The panIers and drspery at tle hack are of white striped sIlk gauge and Che Valers are edged with close H--Iar af plush roses with buds hang Iu-. 4 ieep-p0mteJ white satin low u.U. and short sleeve waist Is finished with So Bertha Cf white gauge, with 6 ,..s -erH. u'u-h roses ou the right shoul- ! Ue- One .- two oi the same Is worn m ! u.- H..r te-F long white kid gloves . complete tl's very pretty costume.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
IrthsY Whole Hlsinrr nf Medicine

NHr-.r.-.-.l1 has sverra arforueI such marvel l..- .s .-. nr 1a-1tll1ei s1 wiie a reputation .- A.-.- CaELlT pECToESl. which is rseog. a.r- .- .as v,r.l- remedy for ,Il diseases of ..a ,-"-s and lungs Its l1lg-coutiaued seriss a' v.l.a-'al e--ss i- aI climates has made ir g.rF E.1vr 70. "a cafe and reliable agent -1sa.r.ay. A-lIa-- ordinary colds. which are t.s t.-s---a-s of more serious di soriers it acts speedily a1i -l-e,y- always relieving suffering. and often sarIa- .i.e. The protection it affords by i.s -...T u-e iu throat and chest disorders. -sa- .- a1 Unable remedy to be kept always 11 i1r- .e e7-ry home. No person can afford Co ne W-l l' --- a1l tl0-s who have once used it From their kuowlsd.,e of its com r1-- and operation, physi lans use the .Hr-1f -1l.A- extensively in thsir practice. ,rl e.7ir- -an recommend %. It i= absolutely certain l- i-s l-aliu- efect-, and will always cure wlers cures are possib.e.
 For sale by an iruggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
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I'r Y. l- e--- >r-Vs srd Brain Treatment q .eHc ier Nrr.elg, Dizziness. C0uTulsious, ..-rHl- a....c.s. Ie--al Depression. Loss of A.u.E. .arrHaaa lUuotsncy. Invoiru- .ar Eu.-7.H.s. r-srll-ure old age, caused hy
 -.-1ul-D 0r over indulgence. .r. ~ .' rl-lrr. decay and death Ons ". VI" H-as- Each box contains a.--- ri % box. orsIx bOxes for .. ."l.e -.s-H- -..-. sent by uali prepaid 0n ... r-.... Nr N..raltee SIX boxes Nlu H.-H .lH. order raceived by n- ..- -.r -.E.- H"Hn-1 1llel silh i've dollars. Ws N. -rl t ll-r.H--r our written glRrantes to ."r-. <. Che treatment does not effect I.. e--. .-sss ---uei uuIy by
 tH..t.'. slccessor Co C. H. Meyer. No.
 Congress alreet Tucson
 -'..-.' and .a-l-- -rugglsL Orders bf .a..- - -- E--9s- uhl5Iydlkp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
MEXICAN MONEY.
Tombstnne Merchants Protesting gains
 Its Circulation.

T1mbstons Republican.
 4 number Of merchants met last csel- ing at the vacant store next tJ Summer field Bros. in answer Co a can pu1Usseu m last nights Republican, requeS.i- z their attendance Co take action ou the Mexican money question. Among tlu |. present We noticed Frank Austin, Mr.. Hawkins, of Hawkins, Boa-man S CU.: NIT. Dyer, commission merchant: 1le--r- Fitzheury E Mansfeld. A Bauer. Joe Hoefier, D. Gottheli. Mr. Ecele-tou. os Otis < Co; Mir. Macuel. of Ias-ar. Pridham 6 O.: and the Summe-iie. ! Bros. An informal discussion oftLa su-- rency question took place, the general opinion helng that IL IS time. for the ue-- chants of Tombstone to take concerted action and prevent business from being swamped in the flood ol dspr-ciat,d ia- faced and wort Iless small change suHt uapnuclgled men are shipping Ue-a to the injury or the town. Most Cf tlu-a present expressed themselves iu tav.- ut an organization that will bind it- ualr- bsrs Go refuse to accept Mexican money except at a discount, and t0 discourage the circulation of mutilatei currency Ir refusing 10 accept it at any price. q. came out during the conversation t... one Of our local banks holds .HJ ir American quarters lying s.- .n i.a vaults; and that tho inference Is i- resistibly that somebody has been uls- ing money by unfair exchange. fu- day two gentlemen are rauva=siu- Che city for the names of those mar.al4ts who are willing to enter into tue U-o- posed combination.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Evidence.
Ono ELaNcn. !. .T- - ,

Olto BLaNtNs -A. IL q CD. |.
 ED. CITIZEN; Within the last tel days Tn addition to our former list the following animals have been stolen and unquestiouably driven into Souuu- The following property has beer stolen from parties m Ariyaca and Gro Eauol, Pedro lepeda, three horses: Jose Na- peda, one horse; D. McLOcniar. on horse; Thacher * Co. one horse. Hewitt < Bartlett, three horses. The Iees-s Gepeda tell ne they have f1. h.s days thoroughly secured the uei-h5.rhroI and that the animals 7Fa stolen end il Sonora. the thcrparti,s have also hunt ed carefully all over the C1uutrs. Ihes- continued outrages are SD abouirau's as to need no further comment Paesi- bly this information may be gl some value Co Sen0r Lome.h, the consul I. Tucson, who ls desiring irt. ru.-i1r. Respectfully yours, N....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
$500 REWARD.

N4rE WILL pay THE ADOVE REWARD " ..-.r1 ..ss.. f.F-- Complaint Dyspepsia. ..-.-.Hr".. e. rr-.. care wlth Vests Negs- .a'.D i.."- F-..- -I. .Ha directions are strictly -1nr.IH. H. ..I are purely vegetable. and -rUr tf. .H -r. .l-l-.s--ion- Sugar Coated. Ir--a bono. ..H..r- l p.Us Z5 cents. Fog s- H- a. NU"-.sr.s Beware uf couutsrfeits lna -H-. ll- genuine uanufactursd only by JOHN .. WISH . ll.. The Pm Mskers 70 I-i -a- . ". .s..I-Hr -rrea-. thcaEu. Free .17l rlr.--1- cent al ulli prepaid on receipt of "a turra rHu- -lr.
 4NI.aA. Sgre1 1s-lr to c. H. Meyer,
 Nu. -H NuuEres. St.. Tucson
 Wholesale aHd rs1I Druggist Orders hy nlaII al r..---lr gr..el. mhIl-lydlsW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Yalnahls Conner Pronerttas.


 The group Of copper miaes in ihC ! Patagonia mountains owned by 1lessrs Baldwin, Best and Chea'ham, and
 known as the Joker, Telephope, Cliff
 and Csstie claims, are beyond question
 among the finest copper properties il
 that entire section. The three frsi
 named adioin each other on the same lead, the two latter are distinct ledges that lIe almost at right angles from the
 man lead against which the Cliff abuts. On the Joker is 41G shaft 2-
 feet deep. It has been sunk m the cen- Ger Of the ledge and as matter of con- sequence shows ore on all sides. As no cross-eutting has been done the exact
 width of the ledge cannot be ascertaiued,
 bat as the crOppIngs break bold for | twenty feet in width is hardly fair Co
 suppose that the mineral between walls
 will measure less.
 All the material taken from the Joker shaft has an assay value in cope. of II per cent. That k the general average of every pOuEd of the material in ques- ton. lt also carries a small silver value but not enough tO justify it's re- ductlon for that metal alone.
 The Telegraph lies to the north of the Joker, and has been developed to the extent of an eight-foot shaft,aud as with the Joker it has good ore on all sides. Here too no cr1ss-cUtting has been done, consequently its depth can only be inferred from it's crOppiugs winch which have breadth of forty feet for more than hundred yards along the course 0i the mine. The average assay Of the ore taken from this shaft was 2S per cent.
 The Cliff and Castle mines, so named because of an immense bluff out of which tue copper seems too ooze from the height Of a hundred feet. Unfor- tuuately no work has been done on them, but surface and cliff indications point them out to be immense ledges. The Telephone is also uuwOrked, but as It Is the southeast extension on the Joker its qualities need no further com ment.
 The ore from the five claims men toned has the appearance of the cop per ore found in and around Bisbee, dhh Df Aup~t tuD4llaE hllN the latter only, was aiiudged to be the same. It has no rebelLous properties and m a smelter would run with tbe freedom of water
 These mines are situated, as said, in the Patagonia mountains, three miles from the town of Harshaw and one and a halt miles from the county road lead ing from Harshaw south. A site for a shelter has been selegted on the line of the county road at a poInt known as AL Ia creek. where there is an abundance ol running water. The road from the | smelter to the mines could be | made at very little cost. The distance ] from Alta creek to the railroad station 1, lt Crittelden IS at tle farthest not l more than nine miles. In the vicinity l oi the mines thereIs an abundance. uf ! pine timber for all purposes and in the | -eighurrhu1d uf the mii.s.tr there gre I great quautitie, of oak.
 The mues are for sale and capital | sts looking for good copper properties | should avsil themselves of the opportu- l lity. Samples Of ore on exhibition at | he assay office of Prof Rlckard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Cai.l-au often need some sale Ca tHIIs i.l a.rIt Go avert approaching s..r.es-- Simmons Liver Regulator H. relieve a"ie. hs3dachs. sick stom- a.1, indigestion, dyS ntrrr and the complaints incident Co children. The printed directions are easily followed by any one Let the children take the Regulator and keep well. IL is purely v--a-al.e. mol unpleasant to the taste and sr's Co take either alone or n. con neetiou WItHo,asr medicine, being per fer.lr tl-u.-=s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
A Positive Cure
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5-.u-f Medicines ALLAN S SOLj BILE INDICATED BOUGIss- Patented October I5. Is75. Che box
 No- Sl.. cure an1 case Iu fnur days or lsas No. - Wll cure the most obstinate ca,a no r'atter oi luw long standing.
 Nq tl-e9us lu-e- 1t cusebs copaibl or oIl of sandaisood. that are certain 70 prodrcs dyspsps sla oJ dastrugluE t1e coarllgs of the stornacb- Frice el 5l Sold by ali drugIlsts. or Iailsd for circular. P O. Box ISSs
 ,. c. ALLAN CO. g John Srrsst Nss Yssk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
ni.trict Cnnrl-.Tnmh.,nrc

The District Court met vesleriav and adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day. t- give the attorneys an opportunity t1 g, their eases. The Judge has not oeau ln the enjoyment of good health for som
 time, but was feeling better last r.a1- ing. He says he will clean ur tHa calendar before be adj0urns Court F he does not finish before the session of the Supreme Court he will return inc medistely after 1t sdjourns and conclude his labors.-Epitaph, Feb 9th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

It IS curren ly reported that the small pox unfortunate who died in the pest house about a week since, was buried ID a coffin far too small to receive the body decently. The coffin is said to have been so short that the mans legs had to be cut of or broken before the body could be forced into it. This statement Is not an idle rumor but can be proven by those who are fully cognizant of the facts. That such things can be done m Tucson at this time is blot ard a dis grace upon our civilization.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
ACard.

To al who are suffering from the e.s.-s and indiscretiors of youth, ner. v1aE weakness, early decay. loss of .1rrarua, etc., ] will send a reclpe that vlt cure you, free of charge. This -r.aara l1ajy vas discovered by a mis- sIo..-r in -auth America Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Irlr-, Station D, New York City.
 O}l-lvr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

The luly stages of ". E. Ingram ielva Pauta1o daily for Harshaw, and go v-- ..- Total Wreck mine. Parties who wish t0 v-Vt the district can leave Tuc- so- by t8e morning train and return i1 -Ls evening. Fare each way from Pan aaa-1 Total Wreck mine. S1.51.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

The bids for the city bonds He-z rejected yesterday. bus two proposals for them had bean made. l. $. Fried offered to take them at g75 cents ol the dollar and D. 4. Sanford offered tl take them at 9sii cents oa tle dollar. The City Treasurer was authorized tl advertise in San Francisco for pr1ar- Ia. to be opened February li-u, l~sa at ?. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

That Dr. Gladwin, destist at 3l6 Con- gress street, prepares a tooth powder that will, fl used, keep the teeth white and clean, and at the sane time sweet ensthe breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
RepoTfar> fake Nofe

Summit, Badger, Kentucky Giant Hub, General Lee, Grey Eagle and North Star mines. Any amount lf mines for speculators, Bunker Hill di--- 60 Gallura mountains, or iu Old Hat die trict, plenty oi.watef and fuel.
 E. NCDC-EL-. The above information with its sig nidcant heading IS verbatim copy ot @ note found among the o6cial records Speculators in need of mines wI dC well Co take note also.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

The ladies oi the M. E.. Church va giye a sucIai at tLe ua5tosaEe ou Mon day evening ueX- The ladies attend ing arc each expected Go bring light lunch ,suiiicIent for tEoJ iu a snal. has- ket or paper bag, in winch must toe cln- cealed a card, having written OF print. ] on 1t her name. A good time aat-ci- hated
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
DE- 2. D. SALFlELp.

2fG Eeauuer -rrea- sam frtncisoo. Cal
 Core .-.rH. ---r e1uudeutiai. by letter or l- .... .. f..s convenience Of De- rle1tr. .H.. .H H...--. .H-I-e psrfect sscrecy I havH ..... . l-.r.-- a.-.t-es5. under yshica al u-eal-H. .-a -"-s-r.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
DNE BOTTLE FREE

Er-uiar NlTc Eaitic ot Ether invigorstor sent tr-r -r -.Hr. -Ea --uutcrful properties Df tae .rrutr-t tuFf-urutor known tO modern 0r.-I -'...-"r. Hturll=- age, it 11lrrtad. etc.
 I.Lc- DN-i -L. PERSONS can arrange pay naus .l ..a s.u. manner az they Suuld eIa- I..E -.".- fan. s-.ciul.
 eA.lll l.-t ~.t.tkf MAINTAINED .l-t ur aa-e-a. nl. LLt BIG d co. No. l0O gr-rI s--a- 0.-.- y t-.n. San franciscO. Cal Irlss-a .,-.-ales. i.s Macon street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Don la.e badly l.cayei teeth cx- tr...a.I, when y.U can have them treat Q . ma Eultu ug and made Co last for l.a. ay lr. Gaa3vIu. Dentist, 3l6 Con-