Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
ON THE PLAZA.

ON THE PLAZA. There is a woman at the beginning of all things and generally one at the end.
 *** The primal duties shine aloft like stars; the charities that sooth and heal and bless are scattered at the feet of man.
 *&* He whois false to present duty ! breaks d thread in the loom, and will ind the flaw, when he may have forgot | ton its causes.
 %** A c'"-h"r at the Tucson Mess.
 ''Do ,! -eep diary, BrOwr?" "Nr: 2. over iilY- any memoirs they ! will 3 ,J bp autL n .Golrs "a hy, do you lhink anybody else 0uld write them?" *** A curious result of an argument came to hght this week. Sept 2lst this year, Ro5t Kerr in returning from a trip Go Scotland threw overheard in mid ocean bottle containing the follow ins note:
 s. $. Oregon. Sept 2is-, lS90.-If any peTs Ju should int the uoto kindly en- -.lose n an envelope and address R. J. Kerr, Box Ii, Tucson. ArizJna, U. $. A. Last week MT. Kerr received the fol lowing let,c::
 THE PARSONAGE,
 GRGNDSrOHE ISLAND. NAGDA FINE ISLANDS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC
 CANADA. E. J. Kerr, Tucson, Arizona, us. DEaE SIR: The enclosed scrap was handed to me by Norman Clarke, teie gCapu opeIifor at Crosse Island, Mag q :leno Island, ogether with tn infOr nation that said scrap was picked up O.. the peach near East Point, the eX- treuIe eastern limits of the Magdalene Islands, IL was found in bottle, which wG found sometimes during the month of October, 1869.
 J'lease acknowledge receipt of this anJ give history of scrap"
 Was the Oregon" wrecked?
 When? and where?
 Yours Respectfully
 JOSIAH BALL. Nov. 18th, 1890.
 Thus is less than a months time the bottle had traversed the straits of Belle Island,steered clear of the ice burgs and rack bound coasts, and landed safe and sound to hRSettle once for all the oft disputed assertion that bot tie cast of at sea never reaches the shore.
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 Tne venerable Georgina Baroness de Rns. who hts just completed her 90th year. was beautiful girl of 20 W hen she danced at the historic ball, given in Brussels on lhe eve of the battle of Waterloo, June v, 1915, by her father, the Duke of Richmond, who wad d Gen eral in the army and Colonel of the Thirty fifth Regiment. Perhaps Lady de RJs was ID ByTon's mlnd when he wrote. Soft eyos looked love to eyes wnich spake again" Lady de Ros was married in June, 1924. She has two sisters living; one, the Lady Tlghte who is S7: the other is the widow of. the late Lord Thomas Cecil, and is in her. 62nd year. With what delightful stories and recolections this trio of we'll born danes must delight those fortunate en- ough to be their friends.
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 We do not talk much about the Buds" but they blossom and bloom as regularly as other buds. Some are sweet and fragrant and carefully nour- ished. Some are steady and strong and we'll poised. Some buds have been so carefully trimmed and trained by the maternal rose they can only be worn in silver settings Some buds are a bit withered and others trifle soiled. And all these buds in the conservatory of society will be ready to offer their sweetest perfume and fairest colors to tle manly heart and hand entering the ..rmesJ coin basis. Buds are always tender, innocent, young sprouts, guided entirely by theirs pure and loving hearts. But somehow "Cloth of Gold" bu ls;are cultivated most assiduously anu most carefully. Is it because this species is the best grower and stands any amount grating?