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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
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The following is a summary of the work done by the Graham county court Judge Sheldon presiding:
 The court was in session three weeks There were no civil cases on the calen- dar. These were all eIectment suits The first sixteen cases covered all the points n the others, and they were not brought to trial.
 There were % prisoners in jail or out on bonds.
 Three were sentenced to be hanged.
 Two were sentenced to life imprison- nsut.
 One was sentenced to 20 years, five for 10 years, two for SIX years, ten for five years. ana three for one year at Yuma.
 Only two were acquitted. The whole calendar was cleared jefore the court adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Unity, Wis,

Harper's Bazar is without doubt the best publication of itskind ID this coun- try The fashion plates are the best to be had. and ghe patterns sent ont by the Bazar are perfect. Its pages are replete with interesting reading matter. Its stories, essays aud poems are by the first American and European authors, and its art pictures alone ore worth the price of the journal. Read thelr advertisement elsewhere ID to-day's CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

HE. ALLEN. AS Is WE'LL KNOWN. IS A Bow,ioIr Colleaearl CHiver-itg of NlcHisau. He has devoted a lifetime tu ths -tldy of tho treatment and cure 1f dl-sa-ss within h,s sue ciaftr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Church Bazaar.

The ladies ot the Congregational society have completed all their arrange ments fer the bazaar Co be held next week Thursday and Friday evenings. They hope to make it a great success both for themselves and the public, and have not spared time or labor to in- sure it.
 The Old Woman in the Shoe will be present with her large family 05 children winch will delight the hearts of the little ones.
 The House that Jack built will be sold out at the lowest prices.
 A supper will be served both evenings and a lunch the second day at noon. Nlnce pie and plum pudding for lunch, chicken salad for supper.
 The second evening an entertainment CT ballads in black by the best amateur talent iu the city. All who enjoy a good laugh will be highly entertained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
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n1 Regular Monthly Drawing wili take RI u,aes il rho Masonic Hall, Masonic Teai- Ouple Be,.liu-. iH Louisville Ey.. Thursday, Nov. g, 1883. q Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, chartered N ths ls-l-I l5urH 9f Kentucky. and tr Tea l.ell.ad ia-al fv tte highest court m the --g-a. Bond given i1 Henry county iu the sum ui l..' t.l r..s prompt fly-- u- oi on rTlzas soli.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

X conductor is very cool man. A train may be ditched, the engineer shot, but his equsnimity remains undlsturbed. While the robbers are going through the Wells, Fargo boxes and the regis tered mail pouches are being ripped opened, his pulse beats as calmly as ever. If a robber pokes his head into the sleeper the conductor touches his hat, and says Sat your service When the conductor gets home and a reporter in- terviews him about he robbery he gets madder than a hornet, and swears he don't know anything about the matter, that is all base islander.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

William Brown, near; Panoia, Cren- shaw county, Alabama, has lost two wives by death since the let of March last.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Charles Summers old house in Wash ington is now a hotel "annex;" Edward Everett's is occupied by war depart ment office, and go Is the house in which Seward was nearly murdered at the time of Lincoln's assassination; Chase s "Edgewood" stands empty: Stanton's and Hamilton Fish's houses are board. ing houses now, and Daniel Webster's former residence has been converted into a beer saloon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Lieutenant Reynolds.

Miner: Lieutenant Reynolds arrived at Whippl6 a. S;3O last evening, eu- feebled but not in danger. He was found about 3 o'clock Saturday after noon. and recovered consciousness iEs following day. He WAS 57 hours with out food and 4S hours without water, and without hat or coat during tle longest interval. There IS DO danger Co be apprehended and everyone is re- iOicad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

A
 La Romania mine. Red Rock district by Pietro Sella and E FischallEa. Shenandoah mine, Papago district, by Louis LePage. J B Hart and W War ford.
 Twilight mine, Quiotoa district, b, W R Logan and Jennie Douglass.
 Elite mine, SIerrita mountains, by W Warford, Louis LePage, J B Hart and Lewis PiOus.
 Hallelujah mine, Quijotoa mountains by F E Anderson, l. 4 Henry and C L"- gan. Lillie mine, Quiotos mountains, by + R Anderson, L A Henry and c Logan. Hope Claim mine, ,Quiiotoa mountains by C Logan, l. A Henry and E li Ander son. Charity mine, Quijotoa mountains. bl C Logan, L A Henry and E R Ander son.
 Hoppergrass mine. Quiioba noun tains, by l. M Prince, l. A Henry, C Logan. F E Anderson.
 Sure Shot mine, Quijctoa mountains by |. NJ Prince, Cam Logan, l. H Henry and E R Anderson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
\ Princess' Simplicity.
From the London Letter.

How simple and elegant Alexaudrs's toilets always are Always so neat, compact and trim During the hot weather she has been wearing simple washing prints to the park. Yesterday the sky was slightly overcast, and she was appropriately dressed Ill black silk with small brocaded flowers ID natural colors. She wore tiny white lace bon net, with black spotted net veil. Her appearance of girhshness IS one of the most marvellous charms of this stainless princess.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
New Items

William Brown, near; Panola, Cren- shaw county, Alabama, has lost two wives by death since the let of March last.
 A Mexican woman at BIsbee, Arizona, gave birth to four children last week. The quartet were born alive, but died u few moments after birth.
 If the area of the United States was as densely settled as that of France, there would be here 630O0000 people.
 The Times-Democrat states that the wife of General TreviIo and daughter of the late General Ord Is slowly dying.
 4 London paper says, as Co the term ccrnering; "We gre greatly indebted to our American cousins for suppiiug us with terms which express in one word the meaning of a half a dozen ssnteu- | ces.'
 Four German tourists have just ss- cended the famous Mexican volcano O; Mount Popocatepetl. It is nearly lS001 feet above the sea level.
 MT. Adolphus Garate has left us. He was formerly citizen or the United States, but has taken out naturalization papers in Mexico.
 Germany has the most accommodating of postoffices. lt daily transm ts birds. beasts, and fishes, If of q harmless sort. A goose unintelligibly directed, was lately put mp for auction sale, when SS75 was found underits left piuiou. The sender has not been discovered.
 Turgeneffs s brain weighed, it is sad, 2,0l2 grammes and was the heGvlesf human brain ever weighed. The average weight IS 300 grammes. Culver's brain weighed l,SO0 gramnes.
 Old St. Johns church, a' Hampton, Is said to be the oldest in Virginia. The present edifice was in 1858 rebuilt from the ruins and remains of former one. During the war its interior vas burned out, but the walls were left standing Since that time it has been retitted. The walls, which are very thick, are built Of bricks which were brought from Eng land, and the mortar was of such supe- rior quality that i; is still as good as new and quite as hard as the bricks. Toys of all descriptions at the Pioneer
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
The Confederate Rose.
Prom tbe New orlear. Piesyune.

IT TUlI IIt NeN VfIeIII-s fIOaI Ult-I
 A strange flower, that is white in the morning and red at night, has been named the Confederate ROse," on ac- count Of its blending these two 6eanti- ful cOlors. The plant IS odorless. It grows in great punches, and Is suscepti- ble of high degree of cultivation. A bouquet of these flowers has come tu this office from Mir. Joseph c. Rally, who is training them for their beauty and in memory of the Lost Cause"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Notwithstanding the owlish look the
 Star gave this morning when speaking of Carrillo's whereabouts IL dealt n nothing but unwarranted assertions. The sherif7s office knows nothing of him or where he went, and be did not even send in @ resignation. He had no
 reason to leave, as he was square finan- cially and had ever been a falthfUl of- ficer. His work on the Hensley raid 1 just previous to his disappearance won | him notorieiy. The fact remains that
 he has disappeared, and nobody can tell | how nor when.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
uY uo.rlrtI E1rrnIrNcr.

Having been surgeon i1 charge 1f Two leading hospitals enables Ur rs t-a4t u.I r-'Ed-e trCu- bles wIth ezc llerr ra-u.t-- I ul-u .t distinctly uuder-tood tll, 'p uut clam ta perform lm- uossi ihiItIe-. or tr have Ui-aru oc= Or supernHt- ural power. ! clalm only tp b. szillful and successful Physician and Surgeon. thoroughly lUrD-erH.. iu r.v -raHUaltV--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Odd and Eiernnt.

The holiday goods consisting of Der. fumery, perfume cases and caskets, now on exhibition and for sale at tue store of Dr. Yorba, are exceedingly fine, hand, some and select. The caskets of vari1u colored plush are particularly elegant and need only to be seen to be admired For holiday presents few other articles could be more pretty or appropriate Prices vary all the way from S3 Co Sl5 each. Call and see them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

The Romans under the Republic were prohibitionIsts after fashion. MeI oI honorable family were torbiddeh Dy Ia" to drink wine before the age or tnlrts, or to drink tO excess; while TOT women of any condition, free or slave to tolch wine except on some solemn occaslon' as a sacrifice. wss an offense visited with savere Denalties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
LIERIG nIsrENslRY.

4O0 Geary street. San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. 405 Mason street four blocks up Geary street from kearny Main entrance through Dispensary Drug St0ra. ocl6dlIw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Beauty Reassured.
l1st0n IraT scrinT.

"Oh, will he bite:" exclaimed one of Mlddistown's sweetest girls, with a look of alarm, when she saw one of the dane ing beaas on the street the other day "No," said her escort, ''he cannot bite he is muzzled; but he can hug "Oh, she said. with 9 dIstractIng smile, "l don't mind that"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

The OLD ESTABLISHED GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ENPORI- UNI sof A. GOLDSCHNIIDT & co. announce to the public that their immense stock of FALL and WIN TER goods has arrived complete.
 Their immense stock consists of the newest and latest styles of HATS and CAPS, fine handmade sewed BOOTS and SHOES; SHIRTS of all descriptions; the latest styles in COLLARS and CUFFS; heavy and light weight UNDERWEAR; Mems HOSE of great variety; the latest novelties in NECKWEAR and GLOVES for winter use; LIN EN and SILK HANDKERCHIEFS of the choicest patterns; large line Of SUSPENDERS, VALISES, RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET  BOOKS and WOSTENHOLM'S ENGLISH POCKET CUTLERY. The immense variety of PAT FERNS in CLOTH and CASH- MERES for fall and winter SUITS, which have always been offered by DEVLIN G CO, clothiers, New York, at the lowest prices, we again reduce TEN PER CENT lower from the FIRST OF OCTOBER, for which We take measures for all styles of garments, and FITS GUARANTEED by
 A. GOLDSCHMIDT & co,
 Corner Congress Street and Church
 Plaza nO7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Death of Wooster N. Hardy.

Miner: In the death of Wooster NJ Hardy, Mohave county losses one Of its earliest settlers and prominent merch. ants. Born in Erie county, Pennsylva- mia, be came to California in the year 1862 with his uncle Hon. W. II. Hardy, being at that time about r years old, and two years later both came to Hardy vile OF the banks of the Colorado river and founded the settlement which bears their name. Entering into business as merchant and establishing the Hardy vile ferry, he soon placed himself in good circum> tances and continued the business until few months ago when he gave u up and came to Mineral Park, where be resided until his death, which occurred after q short illness of about a week, from quick consumption With the exception of two years lS64-5 during which time he was engaged in merch- andising in Prescott, Wooster Hardy has constantly resided m Mohave couu- ty, the climate agreeing with hin better than elsewhere. He was twice elected county treasurer, which responsible office he filled with credit to himself and the satisfaction of his fellow citizens. His death IS mOurned by many friends who have known and appreciated his sterling qualities for years past. Of enemies, he had none.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
HiDBLE-ssEB lEES.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Probate Court.

Hon J $ Woods ........ Probate Judge
 FRIDAY, Nov. 30. Estate oI T. c. Webster, deceased Petition letters of administration. Appointment of Jose Franco, Pedro RurrneI and J. NJ. Berger as trustees oi San Xavier school district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Notice J0 Tax-Pay8rS,
SHEEIFF's OFFICE, TUcsoy,
 Pimn Cn Snnt -I4 1882

SHERwF's OFFICE. TUcsoy, ! Pima Co.,, Sept. I3, 1883. ! You are hereby notified that the Territorial and County Taxes for the year A. D. 1883 are now due and payable at my office in the city of Tue son. They will become de- linquenr on and after Decem- Der 10th, A. D. 1885, at six o'clock p. m.
 R. T. PAUL,
 Sheriff and Tax Collector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Only thrice This is the third time you have called me a liar, sir, exclaimed an excited man. That so" replied the aggressor. "Only three times? Then I fear that I have not discharged my duty.r-Arkansaw Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the strength of the Xvii dence, an Eminent Physician Takes
 Logical Action.

baNinE Auuliteu tile NtftnIth hL JUG --si dence. an Eminent Physician Takes
 Logical Action.
 The following letter tells its own story. Tho signature will be recognized as that Of the Phg- sician-in-Chief of the Dc Quneey Home. and author of "Drues That Easlave,- 'The Hypo- dermic Injection of Morphine, "A Mammal af Nursing and many other popular and valuable special medical works:
 1gl WFsT TENTH STEuT.
 NEw YORK, August a.. I--o. MEsSRs. SEABURY & JOHNSON.
 Geutlemen-Like most of ms profession. am cautious about pinninr my faith Co any now medicine or curative agent. But your BIN sOS S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER has broken through the barriers and won its way Co my good opinion. My attention was fr=t called ia it some .ight months ago by patient uf mine. ll- though was well acquainted with che superior excellence of your other plaster and auti--ep-ic dressing made especially for the profession. tia Benson's was comparatively new to me. ! Ind heard. however, of its merits as remedy n eases of Lame Back. Local Attenuation. Nel- ralgia Congestion of the Bronchial Iubes and Lungs, Dyspepsia and Torpid Liver and the iike affections. and have siuce begun CD experiment with it personally. find BENSOS'S tAFCINE PLASTER an exceptionally clesuly ulazter tu use, and rapid in iis action.
 Many tests of fts qualities. made lr uy own family and among wv ugtierf- have cor. ri need me that there is no other single article so viue- ble for popular use. nor so helpful iu te die eases lave named.
 Should you desire To do SO. you may u=7 -y name tc that effect Very truly yours.
 H. H. KANE A. M- M. D. The genuine have the word CAPIISE cut iu the center. Price 25 cents.
 Ssabury Johnson. Chemists New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Sheriff and Tax Collector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

The Longfellow Memorial Association have completed their arrangements for "Ihe Longfellow Night" at the Academy of Music December 3d. The costumes are exceedingly beautiful The statuary Is remarkable for it's originality and ef- fective execution. It IS the work of an eminent artIst and scholar The "Liv- ing Pictures are designed and set by persons equally capable, and the partici- pants, dressed in all the variety of Long fellows many characters, form a tout ensemble striking iu its novelty and beauty. The banner of the Count Pu- laski will be unfurled during the even ing of the entertainment. The hymn of "Ihe Moravian Nuns" written by Long fellow, will be read as a fitting accomps- nImeDt. 4 first class orchestra has been engaged, and the poets songs, which have been Set to music, will be sung by talented vOcalIsts. The programme is: The apotheosis of Longfellnw, group of statuary, group of children, two scenes from "The Blind Girl of Castle Cuille," scenes from a minor poem, from "The Spanish Student" and "Evange- line"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Whipple Barracks. November --
 1883. to the wife Of Dennis Burke, daughter. Prescott. November %. -' to
 the wife of l. P. Burnett. a daughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. les.
L.sp orr.cs Ar rrcsos. An1zosA.

LASD OFFICE AT TUCsON. ARIzOSA. !
 November .. 1855. Notice i- hereby gwen that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make t8ai proof in support of his claim. and that sand proof wlll be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on December l5. l,s3, VIZ, William II. Wheaton. oI Keding- ton. Pima county. for the Eik and NWil of SWis aud SWi of NWii of Sec. F, Ip. t2 & R. l- E c. and <. l. B. and 3l.
 He names the following witnesses to prove hls continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said land. VIZ, Thomas Gardner. Clarence CrIs- man. k. T. B0liin and \. Van AlstIn, all of Red mgtOn, Pima county. Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS Register. Eir-t publication November Go, 1ss3-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Wanted.

ENVIRONMENT BY A MAN OF THOROUGH Classical Education, is a rapid and correct Ac- cOuutsnt, an efficient Bookkeepsr, good corre- spondeut and a successful teacher. sstisfac- tory references and recommendations guarau- tsed. Please address ". SHELTON. care of CITIZEN Office. Tucson. Arizona.
 u20 2tx
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Benjamin F. Butler. who monopOlizes fortune of some S12,000,O00 IS getting ready to pool the snti-mOnOpoly issues for an independent nomination next year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

David Davis is still investing his sur plus funds in Illinois farms, having on Wednesday secured four hundred acres in Mclean county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

s.abury 4 Johpsou. Chemists. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Le Richau'- Golden Ifai .-rr No. I Cnr-a thauCre-. nrst and -ec1Ul stages. Sore, Du ri,. Legs ald Body. SyVlEtic tr-arrh, -Isos.-,U U Scalp. and ull ;ru--s forms Hf ttc dIr1a=r Price. S5 .Oo per hus-1e Ir EieHau's Golden i;al-am Sp. 2 Cures Tertiary, Asrcur.g. eyph4i'fi- kheuuafi-r Pains ln the Bones, LIsela'-i Throat, Sypul lilc Rash, Lumrs. vtc.. and s- i3cars~ uii dl-- eases from t.s system. whether causat by bad treatment or abuse Of rsrerrg, .e.rlr. rIe blood pur7 and healthy. Price. S5.o0 ps- bottle
 Le t;icha1's Golden -pnul-l iutidote foi the cGrs of Gonur-iel. G-ect. etc. Price, s2 90 per hut-ie.
 Ie Kichau'- Golden spanish Injection. a wash for tho cure of fleet -frlotl-sa DlsoHzis- of the Uretha, and El..iIsr, e-e. ErIcc. ei-JJ per bottle
 I- Richau's Golden Ctoimeut for ta1 ciTo.-- tive healing uf S S-pti.i+ic Snra- and Erupt.cVa. Price, Sf per botsie.
 Also agents for Le Eichau's Golden PI;. for Weakness. lgss o. Physical ppWrrs. and all dIssa-e- arising frlw Hausr and excess H- i overWork. Price, $500 psr EoN. Sent everywhere c. Q. D.. securely packed p-.I eXpres=.
 C.. RICffARB- & co. A-ent-.
 4-i N t24 Sansous -rrae- Corner Clay
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

The Fashion Restaurant, in the Pear son block basement, Is open day and night. Meals at all hours. Peter Tormey, proprietor. lW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
\ COnmOl-SGlSG Remedy.

DEs. MISTIE's Dandelion Pills are the .s- and cheapest DyspspsIa and Bilious cure
 tha market. For sale by all druggists. ieldd~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
November scheme.
yFhoI. TIci.si.. Sc. uair Ticket. SI. e- vFrEaf.. SO 5l Tickets. SIO8

! Eru. money H- t..a. Draft in Letter OF send
 r. e-. o, F s2 i.{ .,,.. Ra5lsIEiBED { ..i , tls- ll.ra. ORDERS UI -I and upwards by Iz-- .H .a.. .- .u- 0- .als-. Atdrgs- all orIHr- .H '. i.|. .Ii ". Louisville. Kennedy, ortp ft. L. DL g.iAN., Aa-ut. Iauhstoue Ari- z0H4 arlJIl ESENly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS. ~-----~---@
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the First Judicial District Court. m and for the county of Pima. on judgment rem dered in said court on the 5th day of October
 X. D. 1888, m favor Of Morris GOldWater and against Benjamin Morgan. for the sum of Five with interest thereon from October 5th. lSs3, at the rate of two per cent per month ull paid. together with One hundred and Ten and ei-i0u Dollars percentage, costs and disbursements at the date of ssid judgment, and accruing costa, have levied upon the following described lots or parcels of land. situate. lyIng and being m the city of Tucson, County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. tO wlt: Lot 9. in block Ills; lot $, m block %. lot Q m block l31, lot is m block 34
 lu- ls in block 2t2; lot G. in block Gs; Tor F. m block @; lot in block 5l; lot g, m block I. Also the easterly sg feet Of lots and {. lu block 99. beginning at the northeast corner of -sid lot No. |. thence westerly along the north hue uf sand lot No. I. uInety-ulne feet Co stake; thence aOutherly and parallel with Third avenue l32 feet to q stake on the south line Of sad iot No. a.. thence along the south lns of lot No. L. east erly s feet to its southeast corner: thence along the west line of Third avenue, uorthery. l52 feet Co the place of beginning. all sad lots being ac- curding to the official survey of the village (n0w cltyJ of Tucson. made and executed by <. V. Foreman. and approved by the Mayor and Coun- cIl of said village on the 26th day of June, ls72
 And notice IS hereby given that on Saturday the 18th day of December, A. D. lss3, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. u. and o'clock D. m.. in front of the Courthouse door Iu tho city of Tucson. county of Pima. Territory of Arizona. I wlli sell gt public auction. Co the highest and best bidder for cash. legal currency, all the rigEt title and interest of the defendant in and thereof as wIll satisfy the said iuds ment, costs and accruiuc costs.
 Tucson, November 2i. ls-3.
 n2i wtd R.H. PAUL. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZONA CIT I ILES Is kept on file st E. c. DAKES Agency o5 Merchants Exchange, where con- tracts for advertising can be made for it in Szz frAnclseO. my15tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
stnfement from Recorder Meyer.
GBEATERvLLE, Pima County,

-NNfGAAAEA AfN'fis ! EDITOR CITzEN:-By the enclosed, you will see that yours is not the only newspaper that has trouble sometimes. Even ID old Wisconsin, they have it.
 Yours, |.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
nH. AELEN.

9,ls Keaiur -t-es. San Francisco. Cal OHct hour. @ Co daiIy. |. tl evening, uo-8 im
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
U-. Sept. To-, 1883.

Mr. \. W. Oung
 Dear sir hear sind you $500 for The Pionier and 1 don't want you to send il euy long then i haint red it 3 times Seuce have had 1t i; don't come and does dis settle our account now.
 Yours Truly
 P-K-.
 Unity, Wis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
YO1IDg NIen

And MDDLE-AGED NlN who are suffering from Che effects of Youthful iuii-cratio1s or Exce--e- In raarurar y.ar- Nas svaUs and PIITsI- CAL DEBILITY. ivrITESCL Ll-l MANHOOD. confusion of ideas, tgl! aye-. avrf-iol Go soCI- cty. d--pouteucy. ulwpie- o1 tis fHce. loss ut memorr. frequency 1l urillfIuE. etc. EeurU- her. that by 60 combination O.. rsma..Ie- st -roat curative power. Ilr Doctor ha- -o arranged his treatment that lt aIlI uot oni- ad1rI immediate relief Hur nrru1Hr--r cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01

Chimney sauce, salad dressing, tama- a5ainbia st Wilkins x ShotwelPs.