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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
The GunSight.

Yesterday was the day the Gunsight mill was to produce its first bullion as tbe mill was 10 start up. The first shlP- ment of bullion will make its appear ance in Tucson in day or two. Good results are anticipated. Mir. Baker, banker of Pennsylvania, and brother of Jndoe Baker, of our city, and Prot kmes- A scientist, arrived in the city last night. Mir. Baker IS one Of the promot' CTS and largest stockholders m tne com, pany. It is to be hoped he VII hno nll everything satisfactory. The mlne hs; undergone some severe struggles ana changes. It has history as well as ases of ore and if half were told woulo make A tale we'll worth perusing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Personals.

R. W. Msllett, of Logan, is in the city.
 Dougherty. of Abilem, Texas, at the Palace.
 JH. O'Brien, of Quiiotoa, is a guest at the Palace.
 H. Browning, of Oakland. is at he Cosmopolitan.
 William Newcomb, of Silver City, IS ID the city and has rooms st Porters.
 Us. Roush and lady. of Bloomington Illinois, are registered at Porters.
 JH. Campbell IS in from the Qui!o' toas and is quartered at the Palace.
 Mir. F. c. Dennis, representing the Wakefield. Rattan Co, of Boston, paid the CITIZEN a pleasant visit this morn ing.
 Mr.IFried, oue of Tucson's success tuI real estate and money brokers, leaves tomorrow for an extensive trip Eas and to Eurooe. He will visit Chicago Boston, Philadelphia and New fork from the latter place he sails Tor Eur"pe He visits his mother and sisters a Vienna. Austrls. and expects to return t Tucson in October. His friends all wisl him bon voyage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

HFADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA,
 OFFICE CHIEF Co1ndIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, !
 wHIPPLE BARRACKS. PREscsTT, A. T.;
 May 24. lSSt- J SEALED PROPOSALS IN TKIPLICArE, - subject to the usual conditions, VIII De re eeiyed at thi. office and at the ofhce of the Act ing COmmissary of Subsistence at San Carloe, A T.. until I2 o'clock. noon. On Monday, June i6, Iss4 at winch time and pltces they Will De opened in the presence Of blcders, Tor furnish ing and delivery of such quantities oi beei Cst tle on the oOf. as may from tune Co tune oe re- auired by the Subsistence Department Tor issue to troops. Indian scouts and prisoners st th ' San Carlos Reservation. A. T., from July l. ls,'. to June S0, 1855. The probable quantity ot beef cattle required will be about 2q. .ttO pounds. net, per montE
 Deliveries of beef cattle will be required every 30 days.
 vEIaHT. .-. The Government reserves the right to reject any Q all proposals
 tee signed by two responsible persons m the sum of Si.piO each. and m accordance Vlth the form prescribed,
 Bidders will understand that contracts made under this advertisement and proposals ID made m vrlye he United States m any obligation foI rayrueut m excess of the apprOpriatlon graI'eu by Congress fsr he purpose Hank proposals guarantees and sfhdavlts; hnu f,,iI inforuatiou a- to the manner Of blddiLE | condition. to be ob-erv' by bidders. and riL' ! of coutract and payment, VIII be furnlshe,l m VI snnlicstion to this office, or Co the tomfnissarl | Fnyslopes containing proposals should b' | marked "Proposals for Beef Cattle, and al | dresssd 10 the unds rsigned or Co the Aeung O-S At San Carlos. A. I. cu.s PAGAN | -,,qtWat Captain and C. S.. U. | Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Democratic Territorial Committee.

The Phenix Gazette says the following iS complete list of the Democratic central committee Of Arizona Territory, as reorgarizei, and with all vacancies heretofore existing, filled. c apache county-Albert F. Banta, St George Creaghe.
 Sochlse-D. K. Wardwell. Ben Good nch, J. H. Tevis.
 Cna-D. J. McCabe, Alonzo Bailey. Graham-George H. Stevens, P. J Marlcopa-A. c. Baker, W. W. Jones (. H. Gray.
 Grounds.
 rIma-Fred. G. Hughes. c. NJ. Strauss J. C. Perry.
 Final-Hiuson Thomas, w. c. Smith u ul,s,yaapai-C. B. Foster, E. J. Cook, J iama-J. J. Stein, c. W. Scott. Al Large-W. A. Rowe, of Prescott ..aaalrrnan; H. H. Carter, of Prescott
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Yellow Fever Talk.
HKRMosILLo, Sonora, Mexico,
 May Doth. 1884.

hkbNOSILLO, sonora, Mexico,
 May 10th, 1884
 EDITOR CITIZEN: had the pleasure this morning of forming the ac. quai ntance of Mir. Stephens who is con- nected with your excellent paper. l happened to be caught in frame of mind rather unusual for me, us I had much business on my mind. And the conflicting reports from the lower coun- try about the fever making its appear ance, all of which proves to be strictly false, as one proved to be drunk of ten days standing, who getting too much mescal had to throw it up. The other case reported was that of lady who died of consumption, both of these cases were reported to this place as yell low fever.
 To-day there has been IS different individuals to me to ask my opinion about the fever returning. could only tell them all the same thing write herein to you. That if yellow fever should ever show itself on this coast 1t will never do 80 until fall, all of the bilious levers come in from September to the last of October during the drying up of vegetation and animal matter when acted upon by the heat of the sun. l said there IS no fever of anykind here at the present time; you need not fear provided you keep in doors of nights hannNa rFr IfaN N.- and drink no mescal, and do not sleep out of nights. and my word for it you will come out all right. And this IS true. All irrigated districts are liable to bilious fever especially Tn the fall, but there could not be a more healthy country imagined than Sonora Is to-day, and while there are so much scare and talk, there IS no necessity for it. None whatever. II these people woul attend more closely to business, es pecial- ly the foreign element-as the Senator m Washington told the Mississippi Senator, raise more hogs, horses, etc, and less hell and cussedness, they would be sl right, for the country has all the natural resources except water. which, to procure an abundance of. Is only a ques tion of few feet. Thirty-five to fifty feet ID depth, at almost any point, will get water, and colder, purer water than those streams, for all the filth that nat urally Rccumulates about premises, and much that Is unnatural, is tossed over into the streams, until the current is too weak to wash 1t away; and the final re- suit must be we'll known to every one, especially those who live near the streams m the valleys. But all these things have to be learned by the saddest of experIence before they will believe.
 started to say I was in poor condI- ton of mind to properly entertain my friend, NIT. Stephens, and I am sorry for It. If I can be informed day o- two before any of you are going to land here, shall with much pleasure ne here and prepsIe somewhat for you- comfort, which will always afford me great pleasure. In the meantime shall most certainly keep you posted as to all of interest in this lovely land, where, I tell you, without fear of successful con- tradiction, there are the very best silver and gold mines in the world. This is my candid opinion, with 2S years close experience in mines and mining to back that judgment. PAUL GREGORY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Programme and Line of March
 Other Particulars

eaa ol 1AaFCh-
 Other Particulars.
 Every one seems to be taking lively interest In the memorial exercises to take place tomorrow and this bids fair to be the most important Decoration Day ever witnessed in this city. The Ct. A. K members have succeeded in se- curing one of the finest bands on the Pacific Coast, also a detail from Gen. Carr's Regiment and it just SO happens. that the Bremen, Knights of Pythia Select Knights and A. O. U. W. have all recently received new and elegant uni forms and have consented to join in the procession.
 Following is the official programme issued by the post:
 NEGLEY PosT, No. 35. G.. AR,
 TUcsoY, A. T., May 2S, 1884. ! The following IS the order in which the procession will form and take up its line Of March on the occasion of Deco ration Day, May 30, 1884:
 The procession will form on Church street, Tn front of Odd Fellows Hall, m charge of Fred q. Hughes, Marshal of the day, in the following order:
 City Police Force.
 Military Band from Fort Lowell. Military Escort from Fort Lowell.
 Grand Army of the Republic.
 Mexican War Veterans
 Ex-Confederates.
 A O. U. w. and $. K.
 City Fire Department.
 Knights of Pythias.
 Officials and Citizens in Carriages. The procession will proceed down Church street to Alameda street, thence up Alameda street to the old cemetery and decorate the graves therein; thence IL will move up Stone avenue to Con gress street, thence down Congress street to Main street, thence down Main street to tn, new cemetery, and decorate the graves there. The procession will then return up Main street to Penning- ton street, and down Pennington street to the Park Pavilion, where 1t wIll listen to the orators of the day.
 By order of the Post.
 E. I. MEEKER,
 Post Commander. ROBERT FRAZER, Post Adiutant. The G. A. H. committee of arrange ments have made preparations for plen- ty of ice water at the cemetery and at the park and the most careful atten- ton will be paid to families present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
RESTORED.

IT'S BEYOND DOUBT THE MOST RELl-
 Il able useful and Pa V INVENT IONIC To the re-
 prudu tive organs Jf both sexes known. it acts
 directly uunn the nervous system. lt restores
 debilitated functions of The principal organs "f
 the body and unsurpassed as a Nervlne. lt is a
 powerful permanent and determlnei Aphr 'ui-
 siar. It is an Al ery.t ve and Aperient ot excel
 lent fine uuulity It relieves weakness and pains
 m the kidneys; it prevents losses From the sySI
 tem from unnatural causes; lt cures irohta headache pimples on the face, loss Ot memory.
 relaXed condition of tEe nervous sy-teiil. lndl-
 gestIOu. sour stomach, Giabe. es, ana all urinAi4
 troubla- Those who have faiIed Co obtain a
 cure s-ou!d immediately give tho NIrAt IzEH a
 trial. lt is the KING of all. lt has never iAlied m single case. The company VIII pay SSp Tor
 a case It wtIl nos cure. no matter v neither conl- plicaied or not The comEInat'on oi the VITAL IZEE is -Cch that lt cures both simple ana com pIicated case. This ls owing tO practieal experience of S0 years Dr. A. X Co- W1ll guar | antee permanent cure m every case taken un- | der their treatment and spectal advice. Ilme | required i- from one tO three months treatment lf the great NITALIZER fails he money p'tid Tor
 the remedy will be refunded or oo forfeited | Call or write for our OB -ERvATfONs ON MAN | HoOD which will enable the sufferer Co answer | the necessary questions, SD that each can have | the proper remedy forNafded rultahle Tor ms SPECIAL CVgF- CONsrLTNTIO FREE toSFl DENTAL. Pfice of the great NItalizer S2. or six | bottles in case SlO-SUFF ICIENr to CUhE MOST CASES Sent by Express on receipt or price or | C. O. D. TknJES suif ring from diseases peculiar | IL A Ul A4tD tO their sex. invaluable Ald and | speedy cure obtained Our Female Monthly | Pills are unsurpassed as regulator. Sent on | receipt of price. g.
 | Dr Nbernethy d Co. Isi9 Market st.
 corner Ninth. san Franrt>co. Cal
 s~-Take Market and Valencia street Dummy | Gable Cars from the Ferry. etc. mylSD&Nu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Le RIchau'- Golden Bal-am No Cure Chancres, first and second stages; Sores on tht, Legs and Body; SyphIhtc Catarrh, disea-eu Scglp and all primary forms or the dissasA Price, e. DO per bottle Le RIrbau'S Golden BalSam No. tufes Tertiary. Mercurial. Syphilit:c kheumatl tlspi Pains m the Bones. Ulcerated lhrOatt S{phlL itic Rash Lumps. etc. and CT icates all ,ii . eases from the system, whether caused by bHl treatment ur abuse Of mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price, S1.OO Fer bottle.
 Ie Riehau'- Golden Spanish AntidOis ioi the curs of Gouorrheg. Gleet, etc Friee' Se 90 per bottle.
 Ie Rfchnu'. Golden spanish Injection a ,ash for the euro of Gleet Structures. 'sesases of the Uretha, and Bladder. etc. Priee' si'So per bottle Al AT. Is T:ichau's Golden ofutmen; Tor the etiec- tive healing of Syphilitic Sores and Eruptions. Price, $I per bottle
 Alan agent. for Le Richau'- Golden I'll .: for Weaknes- loss of Physical powers. and all disaasa- srisIng from gbusa and excess Hi.l over1ork. Price. $500 per Box Sent everywhere. C. o. D securely packed per express.
 C.. RICuAEOS X CO, Arenis'
 sS7 A 10 Sarsorr. street, Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Lei All 0hserre fhe Day.

1he busines houses should close on D'coration Day-part of the day at least, aud let the mind once in course of '~eIVe months run back to the time When all loyal men were enthusiasticsl- patriotic. There is a generous spllnkle of the Grey here which will pSrucipste Tn the ceremonies. The que and the grey are remembered alike on tne same day, by mutual consent-all alii,nosltles ann are burIed out of sight IuaIlce towards none and charity Tor all day. -s- "' 0''N'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Wm. Buxton, the Bloomington, Ills, engineer, who was so severely ln!uIsu st Deming some time ago, and orougn' to this city and cared for by the mem, bers of Tucson Division No. 2S, b; ol IL. E., has SO far recovered as to pc soie to ret around on crutches. He expects to return to his home in a few days The Brotherhood here has been yery attentive and deserve credit Tor tneii devotion to an unfortunate member.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

On account of the continued large ss1es of Damians Bitters find 1t neces- s;ce ,s hereby given that Messrs. Hll- zinoer l Patterson have this day been anpointed agents of the celebrated and weII known Damians Bitters for Pima county and vicinity, LEWIS nL; So
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacture. Nc
 IF Montgomery ave, San Francesca.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
PROSPEROUS CAMP.
The Tweed Group of Mines and What Is
 BeiEg Done There.

The Tweed Group of Mines and What Is
 BeiEg Done There.
 1t the Palace hotel last night CITI- ZEN representative met Mir. F. Oates, superintendent Of the San Carlos Cop per Co., and W. N Tweed the discoverer of the mines owned by this company and who is one of the best known men ID the territory. These mines are located -j miles north of Tucson and are better knoSu as the Tweed Group of Copper mines. There are in the group twelve mines, el-vea of winch were discovered and located by Mir. Tweed. One claim Le purchased from c. O. Brown of this city, and be sold the entire group to the San Carlos Copper Go. for S50,O0O in cash NIT. TweeI IS now engaged. under contract, h making a road from Plcacho station to the mines. The mine IS SIX nll-s from the San Pedro river and four niles from Ash Creek. The machinery for the m.ne Is now at PicachO station and will be put up within the next three Weeks.
 There are four 16-mule teams constantly employed hauling goods and machinery between Picacho station and the mines. Nr. Tweed thinks that when the mines get into full operation Picacho will be one Oi the coming towns. He states that L. Ztckendurf X Co.,, who own the Ray copper mines, will turn their busl- ress from Riverside to Picacho. The distance from Riverside to PIcacho sta ton IS B miles, and Mir. Tweed thinks that these two companies will make the latter one of the largest shipping points ID the Territory.
 The San Carlos company has a fine store at the mines. excellent boarding houses, and Is still putting uP ,ubstan. hal buildings. They recently purchased tae store of D. Henderson & Co.,, one oi tle largest mercantile establishments III Globe, and moved it to the mines.
 The general manager for the company IS James Douglass, Jr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Carroll, post surgeon at Fort Grant. who was ordered by Gen Crook to report at Fort Lowell to accompany tbe Sixth Cavalry to New Mexico and wbo has made a host of friends during his stay here. leaves tomorrow morning with troop K" for Fort Wingate, New Mexico. The doctor Is a genial gentle man and his many friends here regret That he is not stationed nearer this eity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

HruoukHrERs DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA
 OFFICE OF CHIEF CoNMIssAkH or
 SUBSISTENCE. WHtpPty B,RRACEs. PRysCOrT, A. IT,
 May 26. 1sst. THERE WILL Be SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG. r'-,-,--,..,rv of Subsisfence at san Carlo-, An znns. un Thursday. June 25, ise4. commencing ~ Il o'clock rp about qO head of cattle. eonsistins of sfeerS rows and calves
 TIRNs-Cssh. ,.s- ;...-.. Cattle tobe removed from Reservation imme- diateiy after sale; ,. ,--. Nt,,;., Tbis Ist of cattle vas brought m from hexle' oS the ' hi'''H''''' CHAs P. PAGAN, ny3iWtt Csptain and '- D. C' 'o- 0'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

The papers in the case Of the demand by the creditors of Hudson X Co. TOT tne appointment of receiver instead oL tns assignee. were presented ID the distric' court this morning and the matter was taken under advisement Notices were served on the members of the hrm to appear in court and make answer ID the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

T hIs C. re a
 Stre z tn n inG Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legiti- mate result of OVsr twenty years of prac- tIcAl experience. Rn nd CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TY Nervous and Phy- sical Debility, Semi nal Weakness. SpeT- mAtorrhea, PrOsta
 torrhma Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

The Tucson Senate holds session every morning at the shops of Council man Quinlin-
 The funeral of little Mexican girl, vbose parents reside on Convent street took place from the Catholic church to- day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

turnal Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimnes of Vision. Noises m the Head: the vital huld passing unObserved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE will agree Co forfeit flve Hun dred Dollars for case of this klnd the Nita He.torattVe trnder his special advice and traatmentl will not cure, or for anythlng impure or injurious found in IL. Dk. MlNIlE treats all Private Diseases successfully without mer- curv Cobsultat1on free Thorough examlne- tiCn and advice. including analysis of urine k5.OO. Prico of the Vita! Restorative, SSOO bot tle or four times the quantity, SlO.uui sent To any address upon receipt Ot prlce or C. O. D- secure feorn observation, and 10 p-lrste name dssired by A. r.. GlNIlE, M. b.
 m Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal:
 SAMPLE ROTTL E FREE Ou application b. letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Commu- nicatious strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Dsl. EISTIE'S Kidney Remedy NePh- retfrUg.l. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Corpplairts. Gouorrhoa, Glset, LeucOrrhoa- For sale by all druggists; Si bottle, six bottiee for &. , A,
 DK NINTIE'S HaudeliOn Pills are the beet and cheapest DyspepsIa and BilIiOus cure in he market For sale by all druggists. ieldkT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Impoteney Exhausted Vitality, PremRture De
 cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, In all HIS complications. and from whatever cause produced. It enuChes and purlhcs the blood
 Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Mnscies. L1ges
 ton, Reproductive Organs, and Physical sno Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural debli- itating dram upon the system, preventing iIvoi; uutAry losses. debilitatIng dreams seminal losses with the urlne etc., so des'ruc'iNe % % mind and body. lt Is R sure S.iuina; 9r & or niI i KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMfLAlNls. lt contains no iniuriOus iugredients. To those sufierfng from the evil effects Of youtbtua IndISrretiOnS or eNrcS-es. a speedy. lhof
 ough and permanent CURE ss GUARAN- TIED. Price. s2. 50 per bottle, or hVe bottles m case. with full directions and advice, siO
 Sent secure from observation to any address up- on receipt of price, or c. O. ID To De had "nly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

o, me me sanford building on the corner ;n E1 remington and Meyer streets IS be- rented and will in a few days be
 rseapled by Wells, Fargo < Co.'S ex-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
THE Great English Remedy!

ls a never-failing cure for Nervous Debility Exhausted Vitality Seminal " ca knss
 SperTuAtorrhRR. LOST MANHOOD. lmpOten cY. Paralysis, PrOstAt or rhNR and all tho terri ble effects of Self Abuse, youthful follies and eXcesses in matu re years-such As loss O Memory, LAssitude. N Oc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Black Cap mine, Santa Rita noun, ,a;ns by ] E Richardson and Herbert Reas. .-. tains, by same parties.
 Iron Hill mIne. Santa Rita mountlins by same parties.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Stock brand and counter brand ot , R G;rard. the same being the letter 'G with a crescent above 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

ANDERSON Fnller's Springs, May 6, 1881 10 the ~ife of T. K. Anderson. daughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
II Is Indeed a Wonderful

sl1IlnS Ine hALANttU " o-i,. A@AA T. | NESS.
 The Doctor wilt agree to forfeit Ss ,eOO for | case undertaken not cured. The reason 70 many | cannot get cured Of weakness and the above dis ! enses IS owing To a complication. called PROS | TATORRHEA. with HiPERAkSIHIA, which | requires special treatment DR- LIEBIG's INvIdORATOR, No. ,. with our pe culiar special treatment. Is the only cure Tor | pRosrATokRIIEA. By 1t Manhood Is restored | and the hand of time moved back from age to youth.
 If pimples appear on the face, if you become hstless and Respondent, look Ou' for the con- plication with vital Weakness and loss of Vital fly known as PrOstatOrrhea. Hundreds of lives lave been lost for the want of proper treatment for this complication, and thousands have lost all thelr property and pleasure m life from its effects.
 Price or either InYIgorafOr. ss. Case O SIX bottles. Si0. Sent Co any address, covered ecurely from observation.
 pr. EiebIs al Co. treat successfully by Ho- muopathy every form of SPECIAL. PRIVATE CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. 1T vitality IS drained from the body numerous diseases follow that baffie Ordi- nary medical treatment 1T allowed tO continue the unnatural loss causes Consumption, Dlabe- tes hright's DIsease, Insanity. etc. Cures guar Antced. Diseases of the genlto- urinary Organs, kidneys, liver and bladder speclalil treated. DIS EAsES OF WOMEN sPEEDILl CUEfD.
 Qualified and RespOnSIble.-Dr Dr. lleblg & Co, from EUROPE are organized m compliance Sith the Califoruia Medical Law. Diploma p-O- cured by regular college educa Ion, and are now m their nineteenth year of special practice.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

4OO Geary strrat San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. 4O5 Mason street. four blocks up Geary street from Kearny. Main entrance thrOugn DisDens8ry Drug Store. Ocl6d6w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

ssme of the above are estimations.
 If Mir. Ferd. Ward will now write a book, giving a truthful history of his financial experiences, he may get more money out of cOntiding and curious public His "Three Years in Wall Street" would be a more taking narra- tive than NIT. Blaine's Twenty Years in Congress. Philadelphia Record.
 An advertisement in a contemporary reads: "Wanied-A girl to cook" We suppose tbe advertiser wants a girl who lights the fire with kerosene.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Regeneration for enfsebled systems 'ssufering from 2 \general want ot HtOne and it's usual concomitants. dys- pepsia and nerv- Ousness. is seldom derivable from the use of a nOurishing dlet and stimuli of appetite, unaided. A medicine that that will effect are mOval Of the spe- cihc obstacle to re-
 newed health and vigOr. that IS a gen uins corrective. IS the real need. lt Is the possession of this grand require
 nent which makes Hostettsr's Stom- an iuvIgorart. Fer Alers generally
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
BORN.

Assessments paid, dividends collected, stocks carried on marRir-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient t0 show its merit wlll Do sent to any one nDpIying by letter, stating his symptoms and age Communications strictly confidential