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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
Board of Supervisors.
 ioFFICIAL.

OEfAClA
 TUcsoS, 4. T. Sept f, lSs6.
 The Board met in specirI session pur. susut to adjournment at 10 o'clock, a. m Present: J s. Mans'eld, Chairman; J. c. Handy, Member; R R Richardson, Member; Fred G. Hughes, E1-Officio Clerk.
 The minutes ui the previous meeting were read and approved.
 Repor. of committee oi the whole and special report of county treasurer were read and oD motion reports ordered spread upon the minutes of the board and copies furnished the grand jury now ID session.
 IUcsoS, Sept. 1. 1SS6.
 Your Cominlttee of the Whole Be speotfully Report:
 That we nave examined into the hnan- cial condition of the county, ar ehoEn by she books and report of treasurer.
 W. Rud that January It, loo5. there was SS0O00 U0 floating indebtedness.
 We find that the -e has been created A floating indebtedness since that Gate, of SSj. COCO Iucluding interest on s.me
 We find that there IS SIOWO on court house bonds and Si5UOOO.UO on Narrow Gauge Rsilrosd bond. making a total indebtedness of S3>J coo OO
 AS assets to the c uuty, We uOie Sl5,- 600 cash in x G R. k. fund. \. c. k. K. bonds Sljl,UCO. which suostrscted from the S3S5, eco liabilities, leaves S220.O0 which Is u"startiHlly the In- de sbtedness Cf this county.
 Attention is called to the fact that court house and jail has been built and tine grounds around have been adorEed, m roads have been bull; and improved all of which is for the benefit Ut pos terity.
 The s49OO0 of the Port Lobos bonds have also been redeemed and that debt egtinguIshec.
 Ther- Is now due from the taxpayers Of the County on the cuTreDt ears as sessment about ST5,O0O. probable de linquency of l5 per cent having been de- ducted.
 We do not give this as being correct to a dollar; the short time ID whIch thls committee has to examine the books or the office is not sufficient for that pur- pose. but the figures are substsnualIy correct.
 This committee earnestly renews iss rec mmendation that the indebtedness of this county be bonded st low rste of interest, and to run for snhlciens length of time, that our successors ln Pima county be enabled to pay, ID part for th- permanent improvement they will enjoy. and that sufficient money oe raised st the same time to furnish cs-h for the immediate pay meDt of all war, rants issued until the first taxes are paid into the treasury.
 In conclusion we hereEith furnish you with the figures ss furnished by the county treasurer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
NtEkLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

l,.k B1lyn has got his daisy rigGec
 ,r.ts a mixed ticket, pFomlben' O-' rbs names being that ot Hon II If rds for district attorney.
 Afr Cbcs. E Drake ia preparing to re- .--..hls powder agency tO the rooms --, l,,.r-eSs street formerly occupied J'y The Pima county bank.
 .-,.- ,,vsstment of one collar may ,.-,-r hack Sl5,O00, so take chance
 .I. I..gislans Lottery drawing, Sept. ~ .,.- 1.SS Tickets can be had al I,.. D-acaaau's Palace Cigar store.
 p.., Rid ha- al interest m Q big ....- -,,.i.. IA the santa CatalinaS, from ...- ---7r xas taken to bs waste rock .. ls7 8un,cs n sliver. 4 carload -.r .a3 b shipped for reduction.
 ,-,.,-,p vss -5ld e; 93i cents on L.i,l.,r ia thls cl,y lesterasy, and one I-ba ir-o-- bought al he could gel Ht ... ,r.r. after having laapecied ice s-,,-,,l s,au3.rg otthe county
 v, u,vii Hughes. of New Orleans, ,!..-... !.' Th.,nas. Samuel and l.. c. VJr..-'.s. .f ,f:, ciiy. Is visiting Tucson, l- 1., Esy hg-.s from V;sis 10 Caiitor- l.a.
 --. i,srd of supervisors went out
 ---i.v tn examine the roads dsmsged
 +.srs rs:e g .ois. They j0grneyei n ....--,..ty'. uig firm wagon. With Jei s.-.g.iau simplicity.
 D- B [. Nahoucy, one of the best .-,lzsas ot S.,t Elver val.rs' ls n The ,,,y attending tue c'UTe1tion. Dr. Ma honey |. n very sUcces-f1i practitioner and is held ID nigh esteem by his Bc Qualu:aaces.
 uo, = r Wraa, ,' PLenix, is one of 5..'5 -iayst.. .5 tls leEgcrstlc convtn- so, N- Web3 w. prob 4hly represent M -s,-r. ,paury ia tl5 next leg! s.atu e. -,--l..,s fslugg-s goes from tha. cJlut-.
 ss-1-fmeat ct fine drugs aud csem,.a.- gs- jas. been reeeITed by Dr G-7-rs ifa-.,-. and 1ls plaza d-ug sicre i. nov comp .-.r wilr every ILing ID the lin. Drue-l-.s' fsusy gJcis O: all kin is g-, .o.I cheaper lL.- any other place Il tl- eff,
 The caE, supply gave out early in the E--z u-c--ss lts-Iuk ia- closing down or tla -p-.te7. Iae ssin be,Esen Globe sod IT. mas Has ae=u ulusuaily heavy snI i-.a,ei tho coke teams. There are rz-uty-e!g1t t-arns between San Carlos lDd Ihoms-.-Giobe Silver Belt.
 Nr. John H Phillips has retired from toe firm ot Taer, Poillips k Co, and M-ssrs. Waer & kerSla now make the s.y.i-h harness aud sad lies used by s7-ryho iy that prefers good article al 8 low pilcs. On the frs. oi October Dr. Fred F.rl-hEsa will remove his drug store from The corner of Congress and Cuur, street. tp the store formerly occupied 5y Dr. Icrbg and. will consolidate his lFs establishments.
 Mes-rs. Allison snd Livermore, who were out repairing ;re telegraph l;ne ou Neiurs isy ard Thursday, found tou-- | 20 poles shnttrred by l'gLsuinF. be- tween the sunni. g-d Gii-on's They va1t through ;o San Carlos and put tle .iae .a good shape. They Say the .s,a rgics have made sha road very soft ia places. aud put Eu e;aosryo on team Bel:.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

The CITIZEN acknoVl dges the receipt of the August Roster of troops serving in the Department of AFizOn8. This valuable pamphlet hss grown 10 be quite s volume, the present number con tanning forty pages, and it Is a conven- ent source ofrefereuce in local military matters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

SJD t3t UJ V. B-Since the date of balancing the above report s49.0O0 of the bonds of the Port Lob RailfOad Co have been can cel!ed, leaving bnt l.0OO Otthose bonds outstanding. FRED G. HUGHEs,
 County Clerk, Pima Co. 4. T. Your committee on the supervisors office make this supplemental report sad state that since the rendition of their report the chairman of the BoC-d and the clerk has been before them, and Gs their statements If the expendi- ture and receipts are so radically dii- ferent one contending that there IS DO deficit while the other contends that there is large one.
 Which is correct: We cannot tell from ths limited time slioEed us, With the difference of the Board and their clerk We have nothing fO do.
 Our business is to endssvor to arrive st the truth ID order that the taxpayer may know the amount of the debt hang ing over him srd whether it has been justly incurred.
 We would therefore recommend that an impartial person Dc employed 10 ss- certain the exact facts sud instructed 10 make hls report to the next grand jury.
 SAN'L HUGHEs
 A. 5. WHITE,
 CHAs BECK,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
For Sale Cheap.

A house of rooms in Buelrs addition. Will take half cash snd half ID cattle. For particulars address B, ID. Tucson Arizona. t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
Notice for Publication. P-.-gIr -ul -U-
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 l.4 -". .. Notice "a hereby Eivs0 th-- f.a ca. ans named settler ass .asi uu-ics .. ll. .l.- make r~sl prof "a sUr-r-. t. ... .-l 'har sad prDoi ylil a- .aaale aa.-s r-. -e.---- and receiver 10 -.l-I. Ar .- ( tssi VIZ. ,-lur l Q uo s .s .r oc.a, foe the 2 uf >N e. Sr-- ... "a -. - IsF
 He names Tho f1l.axlaE ..-a-a s-1- his cont ru0us st-iaeC. e uH.- a.- sal 70 sa'i land. VIZ
 Robert N. WIsi1 b,o.r- 70 fH- a--r-'. LHks Har-is1l lad .--a f- .s...-- .- .' Tucson. Arlgurs.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
TREAsURRR.
S4.5ss Zs S2s.Ass ag
S-s.5ss zs S2s.5os 23 All of which We most respectfully suS- m.t. CHAs. F. ETCHELL. Chairman.
OTHER OFFICES.

OTHER OFFICES.
 TUCscN, Pima County, Arizona. August 3lst, lSS6. To tbe foreman of the Graud Jury ct said County sir: Iour committee sp- pointed 10 examine offices of tbe County Recorder Rud Probate Judge beg leave 10 report Rs follows. VIZ.
 ID the Recorders Cffice We find tie vnrious boa ks of records kept in cor rect. clean and nes. manner. We find the Recorders account with the TrraE- urer's correct as ger the several amounts for each mouth. from January 1st, lSS6. ill August 1st, 1886. no settlement Eav- ing yet been made :Cr ;he month If August. An ex.miBa'io1 m-de, pro- misruously, shows that for Ull paper, re. corded the lawful fees hav- been Char2- cd. and sil c-.erei on the fec hook Wc find that mot o' he books Of record, and the indexes tterc;n. need new covers. AS a matter oi economy to the country, We would rCcammtnd the procuring, at as early date ss possi- bic. ol au index cnniaiuinE the names oi the locs:ors of mILes and TlIil@Ites. inst being the only book required to ms ks the office complete.
 We md inc c8riet OG tEe flo lr or tbe Recorders office n very ragged and worn out condition, snc recommend that the BoBri of Supervisors purchase R neC carpet for that office. st the earliest possible daie
 We find th- vault of the office, for the keeping Of tue county records and pa ra-', q" h' -oi,h,r fire n.r burglar proof I-d d ,;J a. ;-ntion of tbe Board Of Supervisors to the fgc', and recommend Ina; they take steps Rt once to remedy tine matter, tO the end that the county may haver at least, safe depository fur its records.
 We condemn the practice of inc Re- cOrier. and sli other county officials Of depoziting the county's funds in banks, and recommend that the County Treas urer receive aud receipt for any county monies. st any time, tHndered bim by the various county officers, and make monthly settlements with them in ac- cordance with law.
 We made Rs thorough an eXamiaa- ton Of the Probate Judges ofiice as time GDd circumstances would permit and found ibe office kepi in thoroughly systematic manner. and the whole bu-I- ness and duties of the office honestly and impartially dIscharged.
 Respectfully submitted.
 [. F. MCELwAIS, Chairman.
 ]. R. MANNING.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining m PostOtiics si Tucson. krz0na. Sept. G;h. lss5:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
Official Records.
MIsCELLASCOl

7-I1|- I-I.I Il7N-' I1IT v - Marriage certificate Of Chas. E. Mur-
 rsy sad Carrie L Johnson. gt Hsrshaw, 1 Sept. i, by \. Baldwin. J. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

FINANCIAL STANDING AND OUTLOOK oI
 PIMA O., A. T., skPT. lst, 1ss6
 TUcsOS, Sept 3d, 1SSe. To the bOB. Bosri of Supervisors O Pima Co A. T.: 1 GESTLEIES:-ID accordance with ID structiOns l hereby submit a rough though l think quite accurate, statement of the condition If the county.
 DR.-BoSDRD ISDEBrEDsRss Court house bonds. 70OOl \. G. Railroad bonds. ....... lJ0.OC( FL1ATIEG INDEBTEDNESS. General. contingent and road fund warrants and accrued m.
 terest, (SS0OO0 of this amount are warrants and interest ac.
 crued that were drawn by the former board of supervisors). Sl65. .O0O Aoiai i.....-.............. S3S5,OuJ
 CREDIT. \. G. Railroad bord- SljG GO Surplus in the treasury ........ l5,UUO Total. 165. eco Actual indebtedness of Pima County on Sept lst, 1886, S220OO0.
 The estimated floating iudebi eincss Of Pirra county on June 1st, 1885, when the present board took theIr seats, was about Sl35.OO0
 The present floating indebtedness as estimated m foregoing statement. IS about Sl65OOO
 ytTy good saOWing when the follow ing Is, t- nre taken into account. FIrst-There will be at least S25'OO0 worth mure of warrants redeemed dur. lnz tbe next foOr months. than vill be issued.
 SecJnd-And this consideration should probably come first-sll the warrants drawn for this year, at any rate, were based. ss they shOuld be, on the returns from the tax roll of lSS6-a most legiti- mate ssse: Ct this county at the present moment.
 Third-The present board has been compelled by law to transfer over s20,- 0O0 fIom the general fund for the pay ment of county officials, their fees being SO much short of the salary provided " law The standing of the county, SO fnr a- Ia floating indebtedness is con Ce7ned, and that IS what the Board of Supervisors are accountable for. may now be easily fOreseeu for the lst of January, 1887, the date If expiration of the term of the pr sent Board of Super vIsOrs. Respectfully submitted,
 THos. HUGHEs,
 Treasurer. On motion the Board adjourned 10 meet September Sth. 1886, at 10 o'clock a. ID.
 J. <. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
SHERIFF.

To the the Honorable Foreman of the
 County Grand Jury of Pima County,
 AriZ
 Ne. the comn.itteee appointed by you to inquire into and report upon the affairs of the sheriffs office an jail of Pima county. beg leave to report as follows. to wit:
 We find that the books or the sheriff-s office are neatly kept and in good order and carefully guarded from destruction by fire or otherwise. by being placed nightly in the sherifTs office safe, and find the officers connected with said office courteous and accommodating.
 We find that there are st present confined ID the county Iall twenty-one (2l) prisoners, as per memorandum with tbeir names, etc, hereto attached, inst the said jail is cleanly kept and every thing appears to be in good order wItb the exception thst complaint has been made to your committee in regard to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

To Chas. T. Etcbell, Foreman of the Grand Jury, P,ma County, in County Court, Aug 2l-Your committee ap- pointed to examine and report upon the County Clerks off e respectfully report that they have examined the books and papers 0. sad office, and fiad eveTythIn- keot ia neat system and orderly con dition. Respe ,tfully submitted,
 JOHN YoUNG, Foreman.
 $. W. LEEK
 PHILIP GOTTHKIF.
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Girls, co-oneratire socloty.

A cooperative society of more than ortin
airy merit and success mas been In existenc,
for two years on the Pacific coast. II Il
called the San Francisco Girls union, anc
was organized In June Of 1884 The member
ship, which at first was small has increased
rapidly, and it now amounts TO little owe
400. The membership is of two classes, s,is
tanning and beneficiary dues for both sort.
being SO year. The beneficiary class arr
entitled to home while out of employment
and a small sum to help them in fitting theio
selves for employment. The society also usr
every effort to help them in finding work
Tho other class is only entitled to the privi
lege Of the union classes But this is no sinal
thing when it is known that there is q train
ing school attached TO the union, and no cir
is ever sent out with it's aid and recommends
ton until 1t Is ascertained that she
thoroughly competent in her special depars
ment In this school the girls are instruct,
IN skilled nursing, domestic service and sew
ing. 1t has in the last year and half trainct
and found places for 3i2 girls Association
of women for their mutual benefit and "a
slstance ore spring up all over the country
but this one In San Francisco seems to be IL
most practical and business like of any thu
the public has heard of.-New York World
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Gettlnr 10 ne tho Rnle.

Do you notice that nowadays this is gettin.
to be the rulel The rich are marrying th,
rich and the poor are making matches among
the poor. The sudden increase Of wealth ano
aping of English rules of caste arc brighten
ing young mon out of the old chivalrou.
spirit, when the humble fellow claimed III,
girl of his heart and deficd the world TO rot
him of her. Do you think the girls are learn.
ing wisdom and won't look at poor mon any
mores That shows how little you know OF
femininity Where the heart is tho brain /.
not, and girls are just as big geese us ever n
love matters. OF course there are some wis,
ones, who coldly determine to marry q car
riagc, maid and thirty dresses year, but
don't like wise girls; don't see any woods full
of them anywhere, and would not wager q
pound Of French mixed that their wisdom
would stand much Of a test if the right young
man happened along and courted them witt
tho force and ardor Of hurricane, as any
right minded girl likes to DO courted. -Claro
Bellies Letter.
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Moet wives and mothers honestly oarn al
they ,pcnd A woman who docs her duty a,
n VIC and mother earns more than money
con pay for IL must be very humiiating {
n woman to have TO humbly and trernblinglS
ask her husband for the money she must hav,
for her actual daily expenses Any sensitive
womanly. woman must feel It something Of /,
degradation TO have to thus ask, OF even coaa
for money given gruugingly and complain
ingly at last
/ knew of a woman who said once that tn
only way she could get money from her hu
band for other than her actual household OK
penses, was by watching her chance and slyl
extracting bills from his purse when he wa
asleep or his coat was off Imagine wifi.
forced to such degrading oct as thatl Wo
men are often compelled to practice mean
niggardly, cruel economy in order TO make
their expenses come within the limit fixed 10y
memorable husbands, who would furiously re
sent any interference with their own expendi
lures.
believe that this simple question of the
wife's allowance has wrecked the happiness oil
many household. Men are so often blind
and unfeeling and unreasonable In this mat
ter And of course there are women who
must have tight rein kept upon Their. be
cause of their tendency 10 willful and wofu
extravaganza. There is, fear, little chance
for happiness in home having ouch mis-
tress over 1t. But the majority of women car
safely be trusted Lot the husbands Of wive:
thus worthy trust them, and this trust vii
not often be abused
My own personal experience has been that
money is safer with women than with mon
Most women can beat man call to pieces
making a Largnin, and the marlSetncn nno
grocers seldom get ahead of them, wherea,
most men are careless purchasers. = zenoi
Dane in Coed Housekeeping.
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Deeornting Nursery walls.

An ingenious way of decorating nursery
walls and which gave eminent satisfaction Il
the children was devised by q thoughtful
mother. She made panels of unbleachel cot
ton yard long by eighteen inches In width,
and mounted them upon tailor's paper, finish.
ing them upon round sticks at either end. On
these panels she pasted colored pictures, or
prints which sho painted and bordered the
panels with gold paper. These were hung up
about the room and changed from time 30
time. Whenever it was possible verses or
descriptive texts were appended. The
children were devoted to their panels and
often asked for special selection to be hung
As there was goodly number Of these deco
rations, the changes could DO made as fire.
quently US desired.-"E c. W." in New York
Commercial Advertiser.
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Don't Blind the Babios.

Has it over occurred to those who purchas
carriages for their babies, and who make it a
point to select The brightest colors they car
find for the screen that is interposed between
the eyes Of the child and the sun, that the /;
are liable to do irreparable injury to the
vision of the little onei An infant generally
lies on its back, its eyes, of course, upturned
toward the bright covering above it, its gas
being more intense tho brighter the coverinr
and the more direct the rays of the sun upol
1t. Nothing but injury can result from suc
thoughtless exposure. Any experience
nurse says there cannot be doubt as to til
injurious effects of these bright so-callc,
shields upon the tender eyes of childro.
Parents who are wise will select the dark
and denser shades, even though they may noi
be as handsome or snowy in their eyes n
some of those which are more fashionable -
Philadelphia Call
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what sIao Did IN a cottage.

Thirty-one dollars went into the sittinA
room and never came out; S16 sat down,
round in the form Of rattan rockers, tWsl
painted in cherry and interviewer in the back
and arms In pink with tissue paper rolled
tightly, two In black, with yellow, and twS
in the original, with blue; 50 lay on the look
in golden brown and seal checked inattin8{
81 looked very CHEEKY in 19-ccnt yellow ChihS
pongce, hung with small brass rings On d
bamboo cane, covering q number of shelves,
on which were the light novels of the dayi
rs cents dropped into the carpenters hand
when the last nail was driven In q tete-a-tete
and 200 looked radiant In its light lowered.
cretonne covered cushion, 81 IN two gilded
kitchen stools gayly decorated at the top Of
each leg with different shades Of tissue paper
In the dining room SS was metamorphosed
Into eight pine chairs, vanished with white
vainish, which, with cushion, each cover
with different shade of China pongee silk
and tied TO the legs with pretty bow looked
well worth the money; So appeared very sub
stantial in dining table; $3.50 in leather
lambrequin, around wide shelf, cheapiy
does the service of buffet, and seemed proud
of the family silver; S2.00 in 915 cent cheese
cloth and lace, used as sash drapelies In all
the windows gave clean cottage prettness
TO the whole house; $40 in an ivory white
painted bedroom set, lighted up tho cherry
stained walls and foor of the first bedroom;
the opposite room appeared cool and sweet,
with its walls of baby blue and a $40 set Of
the same hue. The golden brown and seal
mating 3l16 cents per yard left S25 to skip
into tho next room and BIO changed into an
ash stained set and cherry colored mating.
When the summer came around the boys
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Casks Dupee Hams,

Casks I a Hams. Case, R B. Bacon.
Cases Fairbanks Lard, II. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard, lb. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard 10 H. pail
Cases Whiiney's Butter in tins,
Half hrkins Butter Gilt Edge,
Or. hrkins Butter, q Edge
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Casks { "a Hams, Case, R. B. Bacon.
Gases NeaC Cheese.

Boxes and balls Salt Goldfish,
BbIs Tierces Columbia River Salmon
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Best California Leather

Sole insole, Harness, Skirting and Uppers
French and American Cnlfskins,
Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,
Saddles and Saddle Trees
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Mako your patient vomit by giving tum-
bier Of warm water with teaspoonful of
mustard in it, and send for the doctor. II
the poison is acid give magnesin and water, or
chalk and water, or soap and water and
plenty of warm water besides If it is an
alkali like potash, give vinegar and water,
lemon juice or some other safe acid. Always
remember the emetic first. If laudanum,
strong coffee is a good thing to give until the
doctor comes. Keep the patient awake. =
Philadelphia Call
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Boxes RaisiRs, London Layers,
| y boxes Raisns, London Layers,
Boxes Rasins, Muscaie
Sacks English W .inms,
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds.

Cases California Honey, h. tins,
Gases King Morse Co.'S, fresh canned
F,uls, Jelies and Vegetables.
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra qua ity
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SACKS POTATOES, BEST in GUNNIEs

Cases Nicnacs,
Cases Extra Soda Crackers
Cases Medium Bread
Cases Cracked Wheat. 10 ID. bags,
Cases Corn Meal, white, 10 ID. bags.
Cases Dat Meal. 10 III. bags,
Cases Corn Starch.
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An nonored Tltlo.

The word "woman' carries with it broad
meaning Il constitutes a title that man
uses In speaking Of his mother or his wife,
He can think Of none better There is none
better. y w ,A-4 'hasse ~, aAmtwSS