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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

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 The Doets- will agree Co forfeit si .oo0 for a caso unfertakeu uo- cured. The rclsOa Q uisnf cannot ,-ef eurssl uf weakness and tls ulOVe dls- e1-e- is owing 10 a complication. called lhOS- TATORRHEA with H4IEkAESl HEolA, which rsquircs special treatment
 DR. LfEBIG's iSWdCEATuE, So- 2, vitu our pe- culIar special trgEt'u"at. is tii9 ghiy cure I'5 PRosraTokRuE4. uy lt 4an4ool l7 re7t"red and tLe hand of tiris moved back frou. age 10 youth.
 IT piInrles appear oa tue face, 1T you become ifgfle-s and Respondent, look out Tor me com pilcation with vital VI Weakness and loss or NItaI Ity knONn as Prcs'srOrrtea- Hundreds or hNes ave been lost for ths want of proper treiii ieil for this complication, and thousands nave !ost all their property and pleasure ia iie lI"-" us effects. ~ r
 Price er either InyIsorntor, g. Case of SIX bottles. SlJ. Sent i0 any Eddfea5, covered ecurely from observation.
 pr. LIrbig .s Co. treat succes-i ui.s DI no rnOopar hy every form of SPECIAL Ehlf AlL or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury oi nau-eous drugs. if vi-Gat. is drained from me body numerous dlsaslzc- follow Ji.a' hafHe Orul- nary medical treatment. 1T ullo.iet Co continue the uuuatu.ul loss eau es tuual mpslon' blat'- tas Brighf'- Disease. Insanity. co % Oures guar antes-i Disease. of tha gcuitu. lrinary Or-liis kiiuays Ilgrr and bladder sie,if4l5 tfca-el Dls- KAsEs OF WOVEN SPEEDILY GUARD.
 Qualified and Ue>pnn>thir--Dr. Llebls A Co, from EUROPE. ar1 ursli.-tl ln Con 4l'.ilee with the Ca.ifsruIa Medical Law. DlI L1ma pro cured by regular col ..-e clur1ti"- and are A'" m their uIue:-outH gear % licctlt iflcilcr-
 Most powerful e.Ccfrc belts free Co rttiei4ts,
 To PKovE TEE WOSuEi.I yL Fu" Eh ui Jle l.,- yIGURATOE t S- BATTLE UtrES oE siST EAkE- Consultation free and private.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
School Report.

Report of School District No. 9, Blu els Addition, for the month ending Oc- tober 24, 1881:
 Whole number of scholars enrolled, 31; average daily attendance, 27.
 Philip Hughes, scholarship 95, attend ance 1CO; Frank Hughes, scholarship 92, attendance 95; Isom Melton, scholar ship 90, attendance 70; Eva Gralnger, scholarship So, attendance S5.
 The following have been neither Rb- sent nor tariy: Andrew and Albert Zeigler, Freddie and Eugene Riecker, Bennie and Eddie Grainger, Addie Sut- ton, Cruz Yalduso, Marie Mills, Billie Appel, Thomas Riggs, Harry Under wood, Lulu Harrison.
 The following were excused on &C., count of sickness: Virgil Goodsell, Julia Melton, Maggie HarrIson, Maggie Res Ter, Louie Mueller, Henry Appel, Joseph Harrison.
 Manuel Mills, Charlie and Marcus DUnham were tardy several mornings, detained by their parents.
 MRs. r. J. WARREN, Teacher.
 Tucson, October 9, 1884.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUcsON, PIMA COUNT. AT.
 July 26, 1884. ] ITO JOHN T. WALKER, OR THOSE WHO ' may claim under him ar undivided one sixth iuterest m the follow ng described prop erty. lOu aro hereby notified that VIC have ex reuded Five II udred Dollars m labor and im- l-uvemcuts upon the Pompey and Herculaneum mining cluims. located February e. 1S7s the l. st Attempt mining claim. located June 26, lsi-. the Mamie Thomas inning claim located August 1, ls7-, and the Hamlet mining cam, To- CItcd ebruary l2. ls1s, all said claims being ID the Iyndal Mining District, Pima county, Ari- zoua- The sad S5tO haVipg been expended in lss3 in order Co hold sad claims under the pro visions of Section 2324. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December ST. lse3, and that we have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore. If within % days after ser vIce of this notice of publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such ex- pentltures as cO-Owner, with the custs of this publication, your interest in said claim will be- c''ua the property of the subscriber under said Section @53t- Your proportion of said expend- lturo Is eighty-three and S3-i dollars.
 C. A. BEEBE,
 A. R. CACY
 JOSEPH kNOTTS,
 L. W. TULLEYS.
 !y26WSm F. WOODBURY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
\ pplicatiOn for a Patent-Lot No. gsA and
 SHE. surveys NO. 655 and 6J6.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. - TUCSON. ARIZONA. Oct. r. l,,i.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ltu- " pold Sternberger, whose pOstoiice adirgss IS Philadelphia. Pennsylvania hy Louis EzehI- els. hls attorney m fact. whose pOstofce i- Tue son, fima county, ArizOua. has made aII.lca- uOn Tor patent for ], SO hne1r feet on fh' Si4- yer Bullion mine and mil site said miEs bearing sllyer the same being s5g feet S ~7 G.g. & min. E., and s3l feet N s7 deg. SJ min. u from discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground 6OO feet Tn width, situate m Qu.o,oa mountains, Plma county, Territory of arIzora and described m the pat and field notes 70 t-t m this office as follows, VIZ:
 Silver Bullion mine, bcpiuniugat at the initial monument at center of east end of claiu-. O I.-. feet long inches diameter marked S. B. |. M N |, whence granite rock JAsxl5 feet hsas- V. so deg SS mn, F. e 5 feet: thence \. deg. Sg min w. 300 feet tO a post feet long l-e.1s diameter, marked 'S. B. N. 2: thence \. -s Lt-- Sg mn WI lOO feet to post fe, long Ilc.,s diameter, marked ''S. B. N B. thence N {. deg. S0 min E. SOO feet tO post feet long ire.a- diameter, marked ''S. B. w. E.C. N t.- thence \. deg go mis- t. 300 feet tO a post fec. long inches diameter, marked "S. B. \. 5;' tt-ace \. ef deg 5O mn. l.. TO feet Co post 2 l.'t loug inches diameter. marked ''s. R. \. H. whence U. s. M- M. No. bears N 5 deg Q -.i. E- 70 Feet thence S- deg. 30 Llin. W. Si ie-- 70 place of begir ming.
 Al-o the silver Hullion mill site m counee--o1 as follows: Beginning at the SW. c0rre- '5 claim, post fl long inches diameter, marked S. E. M. B. l. M. N. |. whence tree IucL-s diameter. marked $ B M. S. R. r." bedr- N. s deg. W. 30 feet; thence \. r. deg. g mn. V. 20 feet to a post marked K. B. M. <. NJ thence N. 77 deg. 01 min. +. s7I.2 feet Go a p.t marked ". B. M. x. N. g." whence "S B. l. H- \. r of Silver Bullion mine bears l9 a. 70 !. min. W. 4,Z3S feet; thence q. 1Z deg, g miL-E 2J1 feet 10 post marked ''S B. VI. S \. ti thence $. v deg. 0 min. W. SIP feet Co initial monument. place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation i3 deg. t3 min. F., cOufaii- ing mine l92s acres, mil site acres, total. i-, acres.
 The lOcatiOn of this mine k recorded Ia t1- Recorders office of Pica county, ArIzOua. y. Book U Record of Mines. at pages -l are'.f and the mill site in Book l. Record of A-l-- Sites. pages isd and is1.
 Any and all persons claiming adyer--l! aLl portion of said Silver BuilIou mine or I'D ll -l.e are required to tle theIr adverse claims NIth tl' Register of the nIted States ! and Orhc- al Tucson. m the Territory of a rizOna durIrc tt7 sixty days period of publication hereof. o- taf! will be barred by virtue of the prOvIslol- o1 the statute
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS Register.
 It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing uotce of application for patent be publ. shed Tor tLo period of ten consecutive weeks in the AfIzoSA CITIZEN, 8 weekly newspaper published at lac- son, Arizona ..-
 BEN. M- THOMAS, Register
 First publication October 2S. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

The Southern Pacific Railroad Con- pany have adopted plan in employing men to transact their business that will commend itself to all persons. Upon entering their employ full descriptive list and photograph of the person is filed in the local office, together with the names of near relatives and their addresses. In case of accident full data IS at hand and the company has no trouble m finding his friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

Messrs. B. W. Connolly and James W. Overton, of the Quiiotoas, gave the CITIZEN pleasant call Saturday. These gentlemen are the owners of several very rich and large mining claims about two miles north of Mount Ben News, named the Iron Monster, Bonita and Lily. The ores of these mines assay very high in both gold and silver, about one hundred tons of ore being now on the dumps. They are arranging to ship a carload of ore per week, for re- duction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.

EIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICr co,-,-- II Pima county, Arizona. T l. Stil.l CA'4' slgnee, Vs. Jacob Martin. et als- N nfft-- -- as
 By virtue of a decree of ths aLey. ,.,'. court, Tn the above entitled csn,e -,',, -a.nrf tered on the 4th day of October i-.i 't.-u en- am required to make the surl af :, -., ,,'eIy judged by sad court To be due tn .aiJ 'i.-, al- on said date, upon note secured by p-ail'lI of the herolnatter described real - - 'sa-t interest on sad sum, from saId gsr- "a -i I.A NI.A of Ia per cent per mCnth uutii ,..,i 2 '-'g ia'e e sum Ot S'i 2o, taxed A- the costs of i. ''.'- lle and $J @ accrulI z costs. and tt,. c- ', .'ol' ing thls sale, will offer for sale st -tr.'-aA- '-aA- ton. and VIII sell tO the hlgh--t 5I.i- llg- on the sth day of November. Isl ar ri ". @ 1.7t the court house of the sad courtr Sf p:,5 ,5f oI the clty Of Tucson at t, @ ve .'rI,-J ~H i.'''' lI ~H the right, tltle and Interest of the -.,f Jt'l ail ants, Jacob Martini and llar,!sIars o vt!i!- vit'-si!- m the following described real s--t ls.. lLaI lylrg and oeing m the sad co7utv of P, bounded and described a- foilovs "a - '.u numbered slx(ol and seven 7l in rIoel I.l5 two hundred and nine g m rto .itt-s , son, according Co the map and .ur,sr ot is,I l-C Tucson made by \. W. Foreman ,1f at,,,sS S"iI I the Council thereof June 3i. ls-l i''7" Dy
 Dated Tucson, A. l., October I6 t..t
 ,our, v. H.PAUI
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
REWARD.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH TEE PROVISIONS Il Of Section 2i of Chapter of the Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona and an order of the Board of Sup rvisOrs of Pima county made September l3, Iss4 l am aufhorlzed 10 make an offer of an unconditional reward of s-49 for the are ( and conviction of the perpe- CISCO QulnOnes. near the San Rafael Ranch, on or about the sth day of July. 1884.
 R. H. PAUL.
 Sheriff of Pima County. A. T. Dated Tue on October 2 IsSi. Oc2tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

4 train of about twenty-five cars of coal from Australia passed through the city thIs morning going east. It IS for use on the Southern Pacific railroad. Most ot the coal used on the road IS mined at Trinidad, Colorado, but the mines do not afford sufficient amount at times, and the company purchases the Australian coal sent by steamship to Wilmington, California, and shipped from there to all points in the States and Territories. It costs about the same as coal mined in this country, but is not so good.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

McCarty. however, gave his testimony before leaving.
 Thus the Territory has been rid of one of the worst gangs ever organized in the West and the people should not forget those who risked their lives Tn the in- terest of law and order.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
REWARD.

IN COMPLIANCE wIIHI THE PROVISIONS I Of Section Zi rf Chapter 9. Compiled Laws of Arizona Itr-italy. ana th- ord ol t.e 3nard us SupssrvI-u-z ut FI-4 county made Aurl-f 70. Is-f. ] aU authorized -u offer a r- ward of s--u for the arrest and c.rtI-trn1 Of fir rrrpefrttor cr perpetrators of the u.r..-r of Ind Res. er at Con. hyll'- li rrdi uu tlc cUloilr, Dl tlc -Sd day oi June. l--l.
 B. H.PACL,
 sheriff uf Pima County. tucson. October e. ISL o.--f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
NOTICE.

L'iRSr JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. II Pima county. Arizona. T. l.. Stiles. As as sIEnee etc., vs. FrLncis II Goodwin ct als. No. I.lSi.
 By virtue Of a decree of the above named court in the above entitled cause. made and en- tered on the 9th day of October. 1884, whereby ! am required Co make the sum or Sfel, ai- judged by sand court To he due Co said plaintiff "n raid date, upon a note secured by a mortgage O: the hereinafter described real estate wi in- tereSt on said sun from said date at the rate of lts per cent per month until paid and the cum oi Ss5 au. tase1 as the costs of said action and si oa accruing costs. and the costs of making this sale l will offer for sale 6t public auction and wlli sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, an the sth day of November, iss4 at the door of the eour house of the said county of Pima. in the city of T csOn. at twelve o'clock, noon all the right, utl- and interest Of the said defend ants. Francis b. Goodwin and Petra M. Good Nin. in the following described real estate situ- Aie, lytng and being m the said county of Pima and bounded and described as follows to-wit: Lot No lj m block No Z5- m the city of Tue son; according Co the map and survey thereof made by :. W. Foreman. and approved by the Council Of said Tucson. June D. 1872
 Dated. Tucson. OctOoer 10. lsst.
 R. H. PAUL.
 ocls C Sheriff of Pima County.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
What the Star Said Of Bob Paul
 m fSS2.

The Star, as IS well known in this com munity, began its trade against Sheriff Paul before he had even received the nomination. and 1t has kept up its fusi- Jade ever since. True 1t has not injured Bob Paul's chances for reelection m the least; but in order to show the shallow ness and insIncerity of its attacks on Paul. we reproduce the Stars account or Sheriff Paul's successful raid and capture of Heusley and Elmer, the mo- torious de=peradoes and stage robbers, in 1882. The story told by the Star on that occasion IS in marked contrast with the attacks 1t has been indulging in dur ing the past few weeks. If Bob Paul, Pima county's brave Sheriff as the Star stated, was worthy of it's highest enco- mlums then, why does it condemn him for that act now.
 We copy the entire articie-head lines and all-just as it appeared in the Star of October oh 1882, ard Is as follows
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
THE Great English Remedy!

lea u6Eor-flIlicg g c-Tf tur NerT0us De1sii. LEaausIeti NitRlIts amInai W a ku es sue-natorrhGa, LOS IlANAOOD. lmpOteL cy. Earalysls, PrOstatoi -fua ana all the tern als cue ets of S elf Abu1o, raatsful fOllles and cyl-sEea iu maturs yos-a-s-ch Ez l0ss C Memory La-sItlte,A Aot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

SuERfFF's OFFICE. PIMA COUNT. A. T., !
 TUCsON. October L 1ss4 In compliance with Section { of Chapter 4. Complied Laws of the Territory of Arizona, do hereby give notice that there zili be a gen eral election holden in Pima county on the 4th day ,f November. 1881, in accordance with the above proclamation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
nR [ D SALE,FLD-

slG EesrEey street. Son i'rrlClsr', t,tis J
 Congratulations strfr-iy c1llir-tlal, hy ic te or af 0tlic- thE.r. For the lO-T.-sll1cc of ga. ticnts and in order f1 Ir-srrs rr-lr-t eerrccE. hGva adopted a 1ris.r- l4I-els, under which all DOC s..l.s .ra tn.l..-r-L.--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK hOlder- co lha Sout..ru fErrtc Railroad Company tof Ar.zoHr. vrU nr held af tle office of the con pauy. Ir frr gI'g rf san trluc.sCu, State of California. on tt ttergHsl,ly. tle e.-kth day of October i--s. at Gen o'clock a. u. for the purpose Of electir- Dlrsetars GO Ferv- for the ensuing year. and for tts transaction of such other business as Elc. Trupyslg come before the meeting.
 auIDtd F.S. DOCTY. Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
TRIAL ROITIE FREE

SrHsciert tu shIv. itz merit. gili he sent Co any one aurly.ng bF letter. stating LiE Ey4rrto1Ls and E.rs. COuIlu.lcaftocs srrlcl. couhaC-' ill
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
AYERS PILLS.

A large proportion Of the diseases which cause human suffering result from derange- nicut cf the stomach, bowels, and liver. AYERS CArHARrIC PILLS act directly upon these organs, aud arc especially designed tO cure the diseases caused by their derangc- meat, including Constipation. IndiScs- ton, DyspepsiI, Headache, Dysentery, ani host Of Otier ailments, for all uf which they arc a slfe. sure, prompt, and pleasant remedy. He extensive Use ( tLesc PILLS by eminent phyS.ciaEs in regular pr.le- tee, shows uusH.slaAsbiy the estimation in which they arg held by tLe medical pr5i-s- sion.
 These PILLs are compouulcl of vegetable substauccs only, and are absolutely free from ealoniei Or any other injurious ingredient.
 A Sufferer from Headache writes: LAYERS PILLs are invaluable Co me. and are my constant companion. ! have been a severe sufferer from lleailchc. and your PILLS are the only thing ] could book tO for relief. One dose will quickly move my bowels and free my head from pain. They are the most effective aud tie easiest Ihysic l have ever founI. lt is @ pleasure Co mc Co speak iu their praise, and l always do 90 when occasion oilers.
 W. L. PAGr. of W. l.. Page & Bro" Franklin s., Richmond, a.. June e. lsse. "I have uscl AVER, PTLIs in number less instances as recommended by you. and have never known them Co fail tu accomplish the desired result. We constantly keep them on hand at our home. and prize them as q pleasant. safe. and reliable family medicine. FOR DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable
 J.T IIAYEs." Nexia, Texas, June r., 1889.
 The REV. FR,Ncis E. HAELpwr, writing from dfigii'r. Co.,, says |" ICg some years past l have been subject Co constipation, from which. in spite of the use Of Heii.- cines of various kiI,s suffered increasing inconvenience, until some months ago l began taking AyEE's lltL~. They have entirely corrected Che costiyc habit. and have vastly improved my general Lcalh." AYERS CATHARrIc PILIs correct irreEu- larities of the bowels. stimulate tie ape tie ani digestion. and hy their U-omp; and thorough action give tone and yisJr Co the whole physical eeoncmy.
 PREPARED BY
 Dr.J. J.C.Ayer & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 Sold by all Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.

HESsLEY AND ELMER, THE STAGE ROB
 BERs. HURRIED INTO ETERNITY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
NOTICE

The annual meeting .f rho s;orkEoldrrs of the Southern Fscih- la lroar CsmEary tof Ar .zonal I- hcrehy ro. tpoued unu! s4furtay, No vernber the -tn. ls,f.
 ociOtd F.s.IOUTY, Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

tufnaI E EmisssCu. lr,ralu2 70 -'t---. t'5l...-' of Visio-. Nals1s iu tun Head, tla Til4i hul- pCszing unobssrreI m The urlna. ana nan. o'nI5 lb s-- iSl -- fg-f,it Five Huu drsd Do!IErs for a cazs of this kind ths 'ita Restorative under hIs speciai advice hho treatuenO will not cura. or iur any lliEE impure or injurious fou-d iE it. Ik. MIN HE trsau all Privats Dissasss succc1stui.y without rer cury. Consultation free. 4Eor9ugh c1AIn-na- tion and advice including analysi ot urine ksOO. Price of the Vital kestoratlye q -51 Dot tie, or four times the quantity, t9-uJ; sent le any address upon racoipt ul price or C. O. D. secure faom observation. and ID priVels nai-.s desired. by A. E. MiAi4E, N. D;
 II Esaruy Street. San t-Grcl-oo, CGi.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on Lgp4lcailon Is letter stating symptoms, sex and sso. COminc- nicstions strictly c1undontial-
 Dss. nINrIE's Kidney Remedy Seph- reticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and blaldei Complaints. GolCrlUa, Glrgt, 4.1ccorrhteA For sale by all drUsgists; q a bottle, Hiz Dottis for t5.
 OR. MINTIE'g Dladclion Fiiis arc the best and chsaue.t Dyap,psfa and IslIilOus cure in the market For gale cs alldruEEists- aplst'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
LTEaiG D-sPESsARE

4D1 Gear atr1st San Francesca, Cal. Private entrance. t.5 Mason strg.t, four hl1c-s up Geary street from h.ary. L-lu entrance through Dispeu-ary Drug .-.,r'. n-t-LssW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
$500 REWARD 1!

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY \ the IerrI- ory 1f AIlsau- for tle detection. apprehension and conviction of the party or pArties who murdered .e-lck haister on the 2sd day of June la-t l- Con yar's ranch on the souOIta kIver. iu the county of Ilms- Arizona
 U. VAN AMMAN.
 sss ItDitW Acting u1Fesnor Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
SilMSSNs&tssl

luipot-ury. fzr.ausl.u tltU.I.f, tfH-Lli LLIv Dr cline md LOSS OF MANHOOD. In ati It's complications, and from Nnrt'fcr cause profiuCed. It terrft hes ar4 urr.rcs tlo blood Strengthens the Nerve. Brain. .iltclee- Iit'es
 tion. Reproductive tTsan-, a-4I Eny-iCal tun Mental Eacultlaa. lt stog7 any gluair-s.l dt1ii itatins drain uuou Jre srst.ll. pruventirs lnvnl untary lossea. l-aii,tsu-r tlcg-rs semi ilai losses Wltn the Tr're etc. -' d's-ruc'iF tt mind and body. Lt r4 a fu-H ..i-It1a .r ri Ni KIDNEY ANI 2 ADDER tftfiliNtc. | cor fairs f-a ,vf1-.re.r lH.--. ..-.'a. Eo fIn-s Sunrrln- 7rc1.f Cine '!i gfigrt. or EuEfhiui tntsSgrcft--~ n. rLrH. sr-. u -TrcaF. lloT
 oFeh and grrrr'n rsri c t.t.- iN i.' i h a -
 IEE3. Price. rs.-r r4- hats.-. OPT -ve ns.-'o' m cEsc, vl'h fa.! .1-.-.r.ta --i co Ic'. elp Sent secure f.u-1 u...". ration ." .. H.ift.f mp on rsceip. Of rrIl-. nr C. e. D -u be -s4 '1iI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

EOR SALE-AT THE CITIZEN OFF1Ck IT soft paper pads of different siEes. very handy for msrchAnta. professional msn-evexTbodyi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

his req
 Srre gth en Ing Remedy and Nerve TONIC Is the legi;i- mate rpsult of uvtI twenty years of prac- fIral syurrlenCe by @ Thoroughly QualIhed LllluatcrilysIcIan of otlr of the highest medical cluer g of Europe. and CUBEh wltl lulflIltlg c5rtal- ufg AarVuu- and Ft.- sical Debility, Semi- nal NElLlUss. Srcf-
 -aflr-Lua. Hru-tn
 H..srsTtH.sHs fmrraarrue
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
SUMMONS.

By I. CoRpIs. Under sheria.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

G. Y. Bulle, of this city, is organizing an electric light and ice company m Chihuahua, Mexlco, and is meeting with good success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
NOTICE.

Attest; J, F. BosrwICx,
 Acting Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
Woman Suffrage in England.
lPall Mall GazetIe

The advocates of women's suffrage
and of women in public works are
fond of taking it for granted that
their opinions are gaining ground In
the Liberal party. For myself, with
fair opportunities of judging, ! doubt.
il. The experience of the election OF
guardians is not favorable to them.
aud with regard to women on school
boards and other public bodies, where
are the eases where they have been OF
service Unfortunate in public bust
ness as in private lie, it is found that
women are apt to form thelr Opinions
by their likes and disiiKes;,
and TO be moved by personal
merits of the questions ut issue, ana
ihis has made them often the cause o!
ill-f.elipg and discomfort In the
boards on which they have sat. There
has been nothing in the work when
they have contributed 10 counterbal-
ance this. They have done nothing
which could not have been as well or
better done by men. They often ex-
pect while sitting on public boards ~
much Difference us all men are glao
TO render them in their own
drawing room, and are sometimes az
hutfy and waspish in the one place as
i'm the other when they do not get H.
! There are cases in which women nave
dishonesty lowered The character OF
tha boards on which they sit, Us some
men of the best qualiiicaaohs ioi 'h'
work decline TO sit win thehi'