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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Mn. a. Nichols, Of this place, says h
suffered FROM Caiarrh for years. He pur.
chased bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm Of Us.
He Is now almost cured, aud says you can
not recommend II too highly. We nre selling
more of Ely's Cream Balmtha OF all other
catarrh remedies; can hardly keep sup.
ply on hand. EvERs Bios, Druggists,
Independence, Iowa.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

In the Arkansaw Valley a.
weed shaped like a bali and vsra
Size from one foo, or less in dim,
Eve OF six feet. soms specimens :
ss tall a. = man. II grows srcll
stem. which is. however. stou1 4
TO bear the mass til u has ripe :
dried. when a puiI u wind Win h
over and snap the slender d
Then u Is that every gust II win.
u rolling over the prairie. tcs
over bushes and rcks with IL a
elasticity. and llghtness. VIA
wind = sirung and high th11.,.
ling weeds present = most pe11I,
resrancs a they bound fruM q
roek. aud In nprr than ouo "
hunters have mistaken them -
and fslt considerable irritstIua :
lmpc<sihiliss II bringing H. :
Iaa-e u she.I saas. 0aseeoI
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Hes Yuas NJ lsmss Nhlis, lihi
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4 hate pns n1fs thing t1 ~ aad \ lhHi
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fsilsvef, ani an aia1 W u's n.y. aFaii frsi
from all fheumsile if9uhis haTl alta
recommended The feusdg 70 hlmlaf VI
people, aud IN avery eass thsy have been
speedily aud ffsetaaliy cured"
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

On the appearance of tho first symptoms
lor, chilly sensations, followed by night
sweals and cough, prompt measures OF ro.
lief should 10 taken. ConsumptIon 4,
scro.ulous disease OF the lungs; therefore
usa the great nnti.scrofulous or blood .purl
Tier and ytrength.restorcr, DIR. Plerce's
"Goldon Medical Discovery Superior
to Cod liver oil as n nutritivc, and unsnr
passed as n pcc,ornl. For weak lungs
splitting Of blood. and kindred affections Il
hasno equal. Sold by druggists. For DR.
Pierce's treatise on consumption send tive
stamps. WORLDS DispENsARY MEDICAL
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

i.soo ILLUSTRATIONS SENT rREE
On receipt Of six CENTS for postage, com.
prislng
DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
Atnras, PocgEr Books,
vAsEs, Clocks,
MusIr Boxns, SctssoRs,
JxwKLay, L.arH,
SofIp SILVER Asp sIIvER PLATED WARE.
MERMOD & JAcCARD JRwELRY CO,
The most magnificent iewelry catalogue
ever issued.
Fourth and Locust Sts.. ~. Louis, No.
You will BE- surprised 10 see how low the
prices are.
Hhea "a ~. Lonis call and sfs us
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Yuusu and mlidleaTsJ inen, suffering
from nervous debility and kladrud nifee'
ll0ns, nE llHs 0i mamufy aud hfpuuhoudria,
should inrlnse Three stamps fof Part VII NJ
Wufld's Dspensary Dime Nrfles N pam.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

frsKp swift's Specific q. 4. 81 for a
bad case Of Hood Poison from Malaria, ~ nd
am satisfied that IL saved my life, az was
given up TO die. &. q. SrtscFn,
Bup't Gas Works, Ronse, Ga,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
lro M CONTINUED ]


Anxious Rsaders No. n h ns
longer thought that cyclones take tk-ir
origin from college commsncemeai
speeches. They are similar In thclr
characteristics. but ono h severer thaa
the other, OF perhaps u would Be morv
accurate 10 ssy thai one J. n,liicr thsn
the other We Dc not know which ona.
hc~ever -f-ss=puef saE
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Cuts from barbsd wire fence, cured with
Stewards Healing Powder.
No scar or gray hair, 20 cts boz.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

swirt's SrEcrFic Is. \. ~ has cured me
Of hereditary Scrofula Of the worst type.
The medicine Is more than you claim Tor
u, and hope any who doubt will write 10
me. T.. q. HAwEs, JR., ClarkSyills. Ga.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

IS 1850 "Br0icH's bronchial 7rochesp
were introduced, aud their success ~ u
cure for Colds, Coughs. Asthma and Bron.
chitis has been unparalleled.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

IL afflicted with SORE kyos. usc DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell Il. &c
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Arc immcnsely strengthened by the usa of
DR., H. V. Picrco's "Favprite Prescription -
which cures all female arrangements, and
gives toneto thcsystsm. Soldby druggists.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
CliAffEn XVI.
~ Hfn 'Hvr LIAM.
Ikas.. l,ns NJ that ~

- Ahnt fNuaf, fNA NJ tunt
Mrs. Oliphant Ruked and gaspcd. IL
was the copied kltcr which Launt. In
Ibis haste. had dropped nj Alcxla's feet.
Indignation spark "a In Miss Braxion's
Eye, Indignation mingled. Il must b.
confessed. With the failing which mother
i've transmitted Il her children.
III l. yours ,henin reading the
changed eSpressici u her auni's white
face. "lts a rial letter. copied In
Alicia Powers ~ derry scrawl. and not
a base forgery a. | al iirst supposed
And u was that " lich took I.aunt Ear.
ringtcn awayi C>. Aunt Rose. told
you how Il would ,e II you ever let that
vicious old maid 81 foot In the house. -
II was ten o'clo,k the next morning.
breakfast was orer, aud Alcsia had
watched her opportunity 10 he alone
with her aunt. sse did not believe In
fastening unplcg ant iiiings, and had
kept this back Mher than hreak ths
nights rest II Mira Ollphant.
''ii will worry Aunt Rose. and shs
worries enough without H. she had
said 10 herself
She was fond of her Aunt Rose, vel
II people have secrets. and 70 around
llks Desihhcsds Al feast. and get mys
trrious letter.. what ARE you 10 expect
bat Nsxin's curiosity did not tind mucl
to feed upon after al.
Aiier her first startled look. that frs
gaping cry. Mr. OlIphsnt was siIll
KI. -.I-I -. ......sl...-. - l.. II.
IAunt had ecen this letter and had gun'
= ~ city-ih ihat Nas enough.
~ kept her room until luncheon
+. Z - ~ enmr down rsery one loo1e|
q ~ y nnnGrmeni. Tbs BRIGHT rolI
~ 1<EuIIant hair had been unzhe.
/ n N1@u-Uh|le y III hair II eIehf'
8 X - - h>ni. yvt Strange 10 a,
z. urlR youthful. mou fsl
- - ~ - t<iov.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

An invaluable s,rrngthener for the nerves,
muscles aud digestive organs, producing
strength aud appetite, Is Browns Iron Dit.
trrN.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Hstr q loaf Il, no doubt, hotter than
noue, but a newspaper man never gets a
elHncs 10 loaf At all.--RocAesfer Posi Er.
uFraa.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

HEnpisG's Russia salvc. best family saivc In
the world, and excellent for stable usc. escts
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

REy, W. u. SNrH, Grafton, Mass, says:
J hnyederiyed bonellt omusing Browns
Iron llitters for low state Of bl0nd.n
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

"lluchu.pniba. Complete cure, all an.
noying Kidney Diseases, irritation. 81.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
!, noo o,,,,,srn.r,oxs sr<r n

A srRiSa BANDA iynching party
Baltimore krery SdiHrddy.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

FioRrScr, "a. DR.. W. u. Prather saysi
"Brownh Iron Hiiters has given shtlsfac.
tlon noyery Instance have known II used"
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Tnr promluent man In the eity /. the
siloot swecper liz ills the pnbllo oye,--
1ht Jadge.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Iva beggar abuses you do not mind Il,
Tot II Is only yague.rsnt, Chicago 1rit.
uuf,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

another swans Worm Syrup" for few.
erishnoss, rcstlessness, worms. Tastcless
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
A woxAN.s arrAIR.

"Rough on Rsts.- Clears out rats. mice,
iie-. reaches, bed.bugs. ants, vrrnin. isc.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

TENOR singer eau always secure hall
easier than basso, because he can 20
higher.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

WAGON tracks are tho royal road, for
are they not prints of tircy-C CihciRndH
Trurcien'
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

skinny Men. "wclls' Health nanewerp
rcstores health and vignr. curcs Dyspcpaia.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

ToOTERs Of brass instruments are the
Landltti Of American yillagcs.-N Y
ketrs
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

CHICAGO papers call Cincinnati tho
Plaster Parts Of America"
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Hoss:povsD-Ths bssI.riddea patient
NJ y Ners.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

KEELY says his motor can not make i,s
trial trip this winter because OF miscal.
cnlniion In the "chromatlc scales OF the
vibrator"
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

500 REWARD viii bc paid for any case Of
ehills that CniI.iARiNE will not CURE. Try Il.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
Ah,lcn 10 cnn.nmnil,..

A ram NJ susponders- hangman and
his assistant. The ,fIfi1e
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

vas 'fffuf ffffWtf ~ Mffs
,asa i,a," sie,, sls,
CHAPTER xv acorriuuse
nOnr rould hardly expect lees from
ihc foung lAdy's l0yer.H she feioried.
wllli y snccr, $50 | llel IN ahdlton
to l,elng r,,de 10 lady, one would think
That Mr.. Harrington forgcia that he ls
Renlleman Perhaps this letter sics. too,
] must really ask You ~ read u after
That Or shall read II TO youP You
VIII lose the charming photography
which copied exact, but pray attend.
'derc mrs DlyIant; u 80 bo NJ these
few line reaches you riteto fny NJ how
lyo hen told ah0wt the muIny In tho
bank and kln swnrp to the child II you
wunis me au 10 do for I've never forgot
her nor her mother which tho mark viii
tell. -
stop thcreln cried Launt, with u
ring uf command. "Wha, letter ls
lhalP How did Il come In yoar handsP"
"By accident " returned Miss Power,
compOscdiy "And II .camo open, by
accident. zoo, Oh. yes, II did, though
YOU seem - doubt II drew damp from
80 h.. 81.
,ne ram snu "pehcni " propnplu MY,
,hW " WIS ln,ocui'lS hsWheu III th,
hrst pihcn ipn Woulnh nave rehn
w. ,HuplmW' WIN ahothcr 'i' .,p Snc'r' y, ,n",
took n corH You may rs well finish H.
now that you've got the glst There
hht hlnch more oniy demand ior
MONEY! " tGe "rllrf pleasantly says
III you th'nk worm whllc 10 pay me
eo'n9 mo,p hin pc silent as lhe gra,c
.r Mn pho' lruiy the way ol tno
uhsRl'ss ! " hnru' ana my COUSIN
Mile nnsh paich oi roses 70 walk ~
inht hr euost' Whom we had 10 hlh-
hcr, know. per secret,
Hues'' WIN SHOCK III ms voice
! = dl!'e'ed win enlpilns's on ,c lhc
worn WerSar nor ,ryihg To priDc
hl'h nov ,o oo'rhy ~ i uoh ! hno"
Wh,'ner hhe tncu'uucu OF NOT pu', sup
poHluH she ~ u can ! W plohSant 20
W unuer nv thuihD oi man llh'
ma, q,
Ml-s roN'r' VIII you give me tia'
"llert m
ool Inc tnc Scruples OF honor m'
G'Nlng way w lhsI 1 Thought 'hel
{ "ynlu, ,
mc SaVe no M nccu 70 'he shcpr. % h'
Nh,hpu aWiy Nurup'ly, MS pfhih W .
whlr,, hct seems ms through gas
narky 'owa'u VIVA, MI 'h.r" as',o,
mic, wh',h We're coming 70 MN tended
lie helu the copleu ic''cr, MS eyes iiSs'
upon u, withou, seeing tue words III
hnu no definite mra oi what ne mean
10 dp with u, some vague thought o
confronting Mrs' ollphnht anu demand
ing an explanation, or oi applying u
Vues'; and ,hen ~, ut once he ioun' ,I,
himself rcadlng The address, "yiOl
hiehclt, no - boNry lane, new YORK
what was thvt he hal overhear
Quest saying To hiiluih hs they leit III
dinlng'room
4 IN YOU take tiemorning train Ill b
happy Ia bear you company. I've Y
10 80 lack ON aHying trip though ~
r'st come from he oity-hope TO I
hcrv again by this time Tomorrow
u flashed over Tim like nm inspiration
that this nying "trip was intended
rachs the demanfs Of Mrs Viola iiic'
ai. What mons likely. since Quc'
held Mrs. ollph,nt's secret. that !
should net rs Mira oliphnnts agent
th. Affair.
and ,hr Iast hear. trrr, Tho swnsc, Ia
la.l..l In tha sli,.r, I,sL IN. 4.
train FINN ,he ,illsy. sta,ion III,
R,2o Th,y. wa, ,l,nc Ia male n, ,
q mo,s Ue ,lreu,sau, M. nod. hook M
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
HER LIFE'S SECRET.

III IUHUIH HHFTH HVHFVHf
<ulfsf ~ "Hfiungtlp ilni," "Ths ThwTia,i
nnisFs me vaa iesi Hauiaye ftr
uas' teeas eeusi," . a Msr.
saesf Iia." a.. eie,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Mining Matters.

The miners of Stockton get their ore hauled from the sprIng below the hill to 1 klngman for five dollars per ton.
 Courier Mr. B. T. Riggs has been e1- aminIng the Silver Belt mine, in Big Bug district and tells us that it IS in eX- cellent condition. A great deal of it's ore is beng shipped to the Howell re- duction worke.
 David Southwick has been sorting out a lot Of ore which has been lying at Mays Well. Mohsve county, for years, and IS gOingtO ship 1t to the sampling works He has also got a lot of ore sacked up on the Star Spangled Banner ready for shipment.
 Cole and Gallery are busily at work saCkiug up ore on the Alpha mine, Mineral Park. They have already filled mp one hundred sacks and scarcely made a hole in the ore pile. There must be from eighty to one hundred tons oi ore on the dump. all of which has come out of an eighty foot shaft.
 Superintendent Craigue, of the D0so- ris, tells the Courier that be has about JO tons of silver ore at the mine and smel-er, worth between S6O0 and i700 per ton. The tunnel has been driven GAO feet, ore has been struck in the lower tunnel. As fast as a dollar has been ex- pended on this mine, it has yielded mp lollar's worth Of ore, so that 1t has real ly and truly paid from the grass roots.
 A Mr. McNamany, a mining man Of twelve years expeuence m the mines of Utah. Idaho. Montana and Nevada, is examining the mines on Stockton Hill, Mohave county. He represents a party Of eastern capitalists, some Of whom wlll be here in a few days. NIT. McNamany will remain probably for three or four months and expects to thoroughly ex- anime all the principal mines in Walla- pal district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Slcrilege.

Some irreverent, evil minded wretch. possibly more than one, has been dose crating the graves in the new cemetery by using the different head boards as targets for rihe practice and otherwise defacing and destroying them. In some cases the boards have been splintsred with bullets. In that at the head of the little child of Mir. and Mrs. $. H. Drachman not less than eleven different bullet holes were counted, and which has shattered the board into as many fragments That any one should be so destitutue of respect for the dead or of sympathy for the outraged feelings of their friends as to. be guilty of such sac rilege would seem to be, but for the plain facts of the case, almost beyond credence. An investigation should be made and offenders discovered if pOssi- ble, and severely punished. A proper guardian Of the cemetary ought 10 be appointed whose duty should be to keep the place in order and to arrest and prosecute any one found violating es- tablished rules, the said rules to be drawn up and put in force by the Com mon Council of the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
The xinas Prie,as.

[ The following letter was written b! Wm. Mcdonald to ArcSie McQ 19ig and published in the PiOche Record 0. January Z7th. "I cane down here about two months ago and have got charge ot the Miuas Prietas mine. It IS quite a busy little place. We are work ing Ij0 men, most of them natives, who are paid ten bits a day, and lt as much as most of them are worth. We have good hoisting works on the ulne,
 two cages running, and hoist from luu to I2O tons per day. The mil is located
 some 400 yards from the mIue and
 crashes from loo to llU tens a day, and
 it makes us hump to keep lt running.
 The ledge, Is large but irregular, and
 the ore makes in punches. The miners
 do their stOping undorhauded, the
 natives being no account Gt working
 overhead, so We work down instead Cf
 up. The mine has reached the depth of
 33O. and owing to the water in the mIne,
 have ceased sinking, bat will resume
 shortly. The water jumped ont ui the
 mine supplies the mill and town. There
 are about 2,OOO people here, aN hsZi-
 cans and Yaquis, with the exception Ot
 about 60 men, who work at the mine and mill. There is not white woman ID camp. Board is S7 per week, and ths grub very poor. White miners receive Sl per day, hlacksmiths 8, carrelte-s Sj, shift bosses $j, engineers S5, chief engineers S2OO per month l have t1ur gang bosses, who point ths holes for tiis natives and blast the same. Twelve white miners are all have, the balance being Mexicaus. This IS @ nice place to live and the finest climate ] have ers- seen. have not had & coat con .lis Winter. The railroad comes within , 3 miles of town, and you can be iu Iomo- stone 2i hours after leaving here. have Q fine fellow for servant and ue get along nicely; but this is a lonesome place to be. IT a person cOuld only talk the language he would be all night. Tie town is full Of young Mexican girls, but ! there might as well be none when a Tar- ! Son cannot talk the language
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Important to Justices of Peace.

In order to meet the great demand 1 for blanks used in Justices Courts. the CITIZEN job office has had prepared toe following, which are in compliance with the Arizona Code, and have the same put up in packages:
 Criminal ActiOn-20 Complaint, Grim. Inal, 20 Warrant of Arrests, 20 Subpoena 20 Commitment.
 Civil ActiOn-20 Summons, 20 Com plaint Ou Claim and Delivery of Person al Property. 20 Undertaking on Claim and Delivery of Personal Property. 20 Affidavit for Attachment, % Under-ak ing on Attachment. 20 Writs of Attach ment, 20 Executions. 20 Ackuowledc- ment. 10 Acknowledgements with Wife, 20 Mining Locations, 10 Peace Bonds, 10 Stipulations on Appeal Packages will be sent c. O. D. to any part of the Territory; g. per package, or S5.25 by mail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
A Private Letter.

JAMES 4. BRowDER, E-q, Tucson, AT.
 FRIEND BRowDER: Have just re- turned from an attempted trip to tie coal fields. Why I say attempted, be- cause we were refused permission from the Indian Agent r. r. Wilcox, of San Carlos, and the circumstances are as follows: MT J. R. Doney and myself left Globe for the fields, taking with us letter from Mir. John Hise, of the Globe Mercantile O., of Globe, to Agent Wilcox. This we presented to Agent Wilcox upon our arrival at San Carlos, stating our business. He informed us that we must not go. as. he had pro hibited 1t. In answer to hIs order, in- formed him that 1 felt somewhat hurt. having travelled some thirty-fve miles and then WIS refused permission to visit the fields, and that I was under the im- pression that MT. Hise would not send us on any such trip knowing that he WIS gong tO refuse us. Therefore that 1 should like him tthe Agent to give us a note ID return to Mir. Hise. informing lim Of ms order. This he refused, for fear night want to use it against him and he would not put himself down m black and white. but would write Mr. Hise, winch he has done. The Agent further informed us that he had only a few days ago ordered or notified two parties, who mad visited the fields, that they must take the frs. stage and move of of the reservation. These parties were Mr. Butler and Simpson, large stockholders in the largest copper com pany here-"Tbe Old Dominion" He also said be was expecting an order from the Secretary of the Interior an order instructIng him to put everybody claim ing or owning in the coal fields, and now on them, of. The parties owning in the fields have spent cOnsid -rable money there. It seems to me 1t IS a gross outrage; Tn fact, they do not now know or are they liable to, whether tAe coal IS on the reservation or not until they make a survey of the boundary lines, and hls order, II seems Co me, Is very premature at this time. The above facts we have made affidavit to and are on their way to Washington. From iu- formation received at San Carlos. Agent Wilcox purchased from the parties claiming the fields, two tons of coal at Sl6 per ton, thus recognizing their rights or claim, snd this was done by permission Of the Interior Department | The Agent bas purchased Mr. Hise's I leadership at San Carlos and has taken | upon himself to notify the other two ! traders that the must move of by the 1 list of March. This will leave the entire l field to Agent Wilcox, which IS worth | s25,0OO profit per yeer h fact, he is inaugurating a grand steal, and the l general opinion is that Tiffany Is mo- where alongside of him. Now BrovdeF | these are the facts ID the case and can | be corroborsted by affidavit, fl neces- ! sary. There Is United States statute against Indian Agents being interested | in any way on the reservation further | then performing their official dItles. l | remain, respectfully your friend.
 II. F. WILCOX.