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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice
fer Publication.

United States Land office, Tucson Arizona
Dee. -. 1900.
OF PAntAno Pima County, Arizona, has fie,
notice of intention to mike proof on his desert
land claim No 2s59, for the w. y n W 4 and
\ y i ". 4 See. TO- 7. i6-S., R. l6,E,. G. and S
K h. and NJ, before the register and receiver al
Tucson. Arizona, on Thursday, the seventh day
OF February, 1891.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
tn" complete irrigation and recla ton Of sa Id
and: Knox Corbctt, Joseph - Haptley
John B. Fraker, and Lyman Wakefield, ali o
Tucson, Arizona.
MILTON MOORE,
Register.
LIST pub. Dec. q, 1860 last Jan ~, 1901
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land Ofice a,
Tucson, Arizona, December "a, 1860
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
70 make final proof in support of his claim ans;
that said proof will be made before the registe,
and receiver at Tucson Arizona, on Thursday
February Z, 1901, viz: Nicolas Cords Of Tue.
son. Arizona, for Lot /, SEt., MEL, K Ell SCI,
Sec. L. IFS, l3E, e d s. r. " Il NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ni said land, viz: semord Brown, James K
Brown, Giovanni Pasquale, and Douglas sny
der, all OF Tucson, Arizona
MILTON r. MOORE. Register
First pub. Dec. "a: last Jany. "a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
ARTHUR c. SrMKrSs
THos. Z. TEAGAgpEs
ALEX MCKAY,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
Order to Show Canse on Application
OF Guardian for Order of Sale OF Real

In the probate court OF the county oil Pima.
territory of Arizona.
In ihe matter of the estate aud Guardianship
OF Arthur Richard Brady, Anita Brady, Marie
Brady and josephine Brady, minors,
On reading and filing the petition of Peter r.
Brady, Sr., the guardian OF the estates of Ar
thur Richard Brady, Anita Brady, Marie Brady
and josephine Brady, minors. praying for an
order Of sale of certain real estate belonging TO
ms said warts Tor the uses ana purposes there
In set forth; il Is hereby ordered that the mex
OF kin of the said wards aud all persons inter
es'ed in the said estate appear before this eonrg
on Monday the 2ist day of January, 1901, at IL
oclocE II. III. at the court room OF luis court al
the court house in the city of Tucson Pima
County, Arizona, then and there 10 show cause
why an order should not he granted for the
salr OF such estate: and it is further ordered
that copy OF this order be published ut least
four successive weeks before the said day Of
hearing in the Arizona Daily Citizen news
paper printed and published in said Pins
County, Arizona.
Dated December, u, 1860
s w, PuRcELf.
Probate Judge
LIST Pub. Dec. 81: last Pnb. Jan q
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07

81 THE NEATEsT Job printing is done
I a 1he Citizen Office. The Job printing
ttnnsnt ID equipped with new type,
anoN and all work executed is
n Int class, Bill heads, state
/ letter heads. note heads, book
Nosk ~ eyeFy description printed with
ecnrneY md dispatch. The work ia the
be6t ma TN prices are not hioh.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07

THE Philadelphia Record says that
most men are very sensitive about get
ting bald. They never give the matter
a thought, perhaps, until the hair be-
gins to disappear rapidly, and then they
will try all sorts OF remedies.
II was told that onions had a great
deal of virtue in making the hair grow, >
said prematurely. bald young lawyer
yesterday. "Do you smell emp" He
removed his hat and strong odor OF
that most penetrating OF vegetables be
came perceptible. II tried it Saturday
night, but no more for me. I'd rather
be bald, My wife threatened to get q
divorce, and, after dosing my head with
raw onions rubbed into the scalp, the
only place for me to sleep was in tht
store room with the dog 1t was tough
on the dog, but there was nothing else
to do. My wife wouldn't allow me &c
sleep elsewhere, and the dog has not
been well since. The next morning
which was Sunday, | spent hours trying
to remove the odor. washed my head
thoroughly with castle soup and hot
water, but it did no good. | tried car
bolic soap and disinfectants, with the
same result. The only way can dis
guIse the smell is to carry a bottle OF
violet extract around with me and sa-
turate my head with it at regular inter
walls.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
Nail Them to Your Friends.

Centemeri Glove Orders most ac-
ceptable present issued by l.. Geek
endorf 4 Co, exclusive agents for Tue
son, will be honored at any time at Cen
temeri San Francisco office, 200 Past st,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07

little
sae pufp keeping the house
ana
M HOGAN picture
We authorize the H. CO.
FOR SALE BY FRED FLEsHMAN, DRUGGIST TUCSON ARIZONA
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
Notice for Publication.

Homestead entry No. lT47, department. OF the
interior land office at Tucson, Arizona. Dec. Ia
1900. =
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has died notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the re-
gister and receiver at Tucson, Arizona on Mon.
day, January %, 1901, viz: Felix Ortiz, of Tue
son, Arizona, for the s. 4. Ii See IL r. I5S r.
is- f., g. and 8 K. B. and H.
He nsmes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land Wig: Joaquin Burrnel, Gabino AL.
tamirano. urbana villegas and Jose Franco,
all OF Tucson Arizona.
MILTON r. MOORE,
Register.
First pub. Dec. 20 last JAN 26 Is0i.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
THE MAN OF THE HOU n
A Magnificent Portrait OF
President Mex inley


(Size IA 81 Inches)
will be published by us shortly. It is
now being printed for us on heavy plate
paper, in form suitable for framing,
by one of the largest art lithograph
houses in America, in the famous French
style OF color plate work. Every Amer
lean family will want one Of these hand
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
Articles Of Incorporation of the "La
Grande Sunset Oil and Development
COMPANY"

We, the undersigned, D. C. CLARK, c.. Hudson
Jordan, +. N. Peck, A. NJ. Phalin an Adolf hns
+ Graupher, do hereby associate ourselves 70.
gether and adopt the following articles OF in.
corporation for the purpose OF forming cor
k1ration under and By virtue of the laws OF ii e
Territory of Arizona
Article /.
The name of this corporation shall be ''Tp
hrsnde sunset OH and Development company"
and the principal place of transacting Its b,isi
ness shall be at the city OF Tucson, Pima CoIl :
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
>IOEDI Jack Tar.

vJolly" is the word generally asso-
ciated with the jack tar. He is the
picture of health, and the health bub-
bles over in mirth and merriment. When
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
MAKING SAILORS
OF THE FILIPiNOS.

1t is not only in opportunities for gen.
eral education that the United States
government is providing for the Filipi-
nos, but it is evidently part of the edu-
cational scheme to give special educa-
ton as we'll Such is the deduction to
be drawn from report recently made
by Lieut.. George f. Cooper of tue
United States navy, who is in charge Of
a nautical school at Manila This
school is now in successful operation
and aims to train Young Fiipinos 50
that they will become skilled navgators.
The course is patterned after that at the
United States Naval academy and pro-
vides for three wears OF instruction. 1t
is expected that after graduation stu
dent will Immediately be able to take a
position as All officer upon any Of the
vessels plying in the waters about the
Philippines.
The system of nautical education isex-
pected to be beneficial not only, to the
FIIipinos receiving it, as they will be
fitted for a career, but it will create a
corps OF efficient navigators who will he
extremely useful in promoting the COM
merce and intercourse between the is,
lands. The pupils are reported to be
natural sailors, so that their training is
likely to be easily accomplished. In
this, as in other steps taken for the ad
vancement of the Filipino race, the in
fiuence of the United States government
is well calculated to be OF The greatest
advantage to the natives.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07
For You to Read

Pased me in the beginning that
at could had trouble
after while began weaker
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-07

taninfne Tablets cure q
Nm ND Cure, No Pay.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09

tail earnestly and to look into my
face with a gaze that contained an
unspeRkable appeal for something to
eat. OF course 1 could not resist the
plea Of a dumb brute that was hun
cry. What woman can? I did not see
it any more until last night when I
had occasioI- to go up town at a
rather late hour. I had hardly gone
a few feet from my house before I
heard the delicate patter Of animal
feet back of me. Looking around I
saw my four-footed Pensioner of
few days before, still wagging his
tail, but this time looking at me with
only gratitude and kindly feeling in
his face. l was not particularly well
pleased at being followed through the
public streets by such a sorry-looking
creature, but when l told the dog to
go back he gently refused to obey.
"When l had accomplished the pur-
pose Of my errand and turned to re-
trace my steps homeward the dog
was there to accompany me. Just as
we were turning off the Circle into
one of the principal streets a man
stepped rudely into my pathway and
grinned at me. Quick as a fash the
dog sprang in front of me, and, curl
ing his lips, began to grOwl in a most
terrifying way, saying in a manner as
as if he had employed
human utteranee: I guess you had
better clear out Of here at once
''The man lost little time in re-
treating to the dark corner from
which he had come, and the rest of
the way home, you may be very sure,
1 paid a great deal of attention to
my humble protector"
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
ADVANTAGE.
TOF -
BAILEYS
Improved Truss.

tion with perfect safety.
All uncomfortable and injurious steel
spring pressure is avoided.
The pad is held in place by woven
bands, which retain an equal pres
sure in all positions Of the body.
1t can be worn in bed, a great desId-
eratum to the young as tending to a
perfect cure.
1t is the only suitable truss for chill
dren and females.
The proper amount of pressure can be
Wrought to bear and maintained in
ny position without pinChing or
b. IN to the Wearer.
1t vi sure hernia If placed on the pa
ITEM efficiently early.
Excepting umbiliCal, it is the best
truss ever offered for all kinds OF
hernia.
1t is so perfect szd cAafortsbLe in its
adjustment that the patient in a
short time forgets he is wearing il.
lSee the cert hcate Of Mr.. Daniel
Johnson.)
Sent postage paid to any address on
receipt OF price; s. for single and Fl
for double truss
In ordering, give location of hernia,
right or left sic d announcement
Satisfaction Civ, money refunded
when the truss IS leturned in good
order Address:
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
BULL STARTED BACE
Would Not Attack a Woman NJ.
Up as a Statue.
Periious Performance Of Sem.
Mercedes del narte, Kno,.u
DonnS- TaHereda, Beaurff1I
Queen OF EuIor

According TO q London e.--.----.
ent there appeared, a few Week.. .-S' -.
some a-urlns advertiser. IS"
were especially ltJrac-.g. -. ~ ~
PariSialS Who love ezc.-.-... '--As "a.
who had had their apge-.. -
things tickled 10y the races .. ... - -
PergOlese. The attraction I'll. -.- ,.-'
Was woman, Donna Ia4e.-.. ,-' -
made up 10 resemble q zta-.- ~
await, motiOHless IL the arena ~
saulC Of the bull, and 10 cyla.-rf,L-
her immobLity. At the las 80!
this performance, which va. -. ls-'
taken place al Eugheiu, was ill.,. rss.
1t did, however, take place al I. =
Here is an exact account OF r...-Fs--
Pened al the "suerte" Of tae.....l.
At given signal from the a.-..rs-.
the doors Of the arena oD--- nd ?
magnificent carriage apg-.. -
draPed in red velvet, fringe- ... ,orE
In this carriage sat Seuort-a Need,
del BarJe, alias Donna Tal...
The Queen of Yal0r" is dress. e,r
pletely in white. IIer face a-. .-s-.
powdered. The carriage s-... .tt.
front Of the presiding parry. .. n,
gets out, smiling and u... ana
throws of her mantle, ta-ll-- ...H- n,
ushers while the attendants .... .gaf,
the middle Of the arena q p.....slT -
wood about two feet high. .... ana.
ready the impre-ario address. n,
public, and begs them 90 o.....- n,
most rigorous silence Glr..- -s,.
formance. This is luGispels-.. The.
Donna Tancreda mounts rLar.. .,tsT
helped by the mataJors. She .rass.,
her arms and faces the dor nom
which the bull VIII emerge. IN,
woman looks exactly like d narbl,
statue. The arena is empty Autb.
ushers have disappeared behind h,
barriers and shelters. The EeeDza
silence reigns in the vast al .-o-.gn.
Half a minute passes thus. Then bs
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
TRAMP DOGS GRATITUDE.
Protects His Benefactress from As
sauIt at the Hands of a Dam
EerOus Character.

81 did not formerly believe that
dogs possess an instinct by which
they can read character in human be-
mgs," remarked an Indianapolis
woman to a Journal reporter, 'but
now 1 am positive it is true. l had
an experience last night that was
equivalent to a demonstration
"A few days ago a long. lank yellow
dog, about three feet high, OF decid-
sdly unpTepOssessiug appearance ex-
eept for its benevolent face, came TO
our house, and finding me standing at
the kitchen door, began to wag his
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09

cage, from which it had to be moved
later. The owner advertised for q
brave man willing 10 overpower the
bird without weapons.
Il. J. Welch, q piano tuner, agreed to
undertake the Job, and q crowd sur
rounded the building TO watch the
event.
Weleh first endeavored to throw a
sack over the eagles head, but this
failed and the eagle showed signs of
fight. The door was quickly opened
and Welch rushed in. He seized the
eagle by the legs, but it gave a swift
lunge toward the door, passed out and
dragged the would-be captor. Weleb
was dragged 20 feet, when the eagle
turned and desperate fight followed.
The piano tuner was getting the rough
end OF the conflict, but bystanders in
terfered and the eagle was crippled
and showed into another cage. Welcb
was bruised and scratched, but other
wise was not Injured.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
BULLET PROOF CLOTH
Genuine Life Protectors for Rulers
and Public Men.
Had President Mckinley Worn Ona
of Szezepanik's Undershirts No
Anarchist Could Have
Killed Him.

San undergarmeut Of this materi-
a., said DR.. Szcezepanik, Of Vienna,
''woulG have rendered the bullet OF
that Buffalo anarchist entirely harm
less. \ month from now al rulers
and a great many public men the world
over viii be wearing them, that is II
We can supply the demand"
The Austrian Edison pointed TO a
woven fabric cut in the shape Of high
vafstcoat, and drawn oveIsa lay figure,
possessing just as much elasticity and
power of resistance As q live human
body
Have you got youaReyolyer with
you?"
The correspondent protested that he
never carried such a thing
Pardon me-" cried the inventor, 81
thought every American did"
He opened drawer containing an
assortment of six-shooters Of all cali
bers and makes. The correspondent
selected weI-known pattern regis
tered seven miIimeters caliber,"
loaded it carefully, and took a posi-
tiOn near the door.
No, no." said SzcezepaDik. 'nowa-
days assassins come up quite Closely
10 their intended victims"
"What is the proper distance?"
"SuiJ yourself. Stand six feet, or
twelve, or fifteen, or TWO, or four. It's
al the same"
The bullet, which was of consider
able size, rebounded the instant it
struck, and fell upon the floor. Three
more shots fred in quick succession,
and Wen aimed, had the same negative
result. The correspondent was given
full liberty TO investigate. He sound
ed the Jay figure, handled and punched
il. SzcezePanik does not care at pres
ent TO reveal the nature ofits material.
However. the writer feels certain that
il has no metallic substance. 1t is
pliable and as little resisting TO the
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09

touch of ones finger as the swelling
of a WOman'S arm.
On the covering there were four dark
spots, the impressions Of the bullets
fired on to it, not intoit. The material
is white silk-like and about four milIi-
meters thick. "One could make a nice
winter coat out - this" said the in
yentor, If it was not 50 expensive, but
a shield of this stuff worn under the
shirt VIII suffice for the purposes for
which it is intended-the protection
of rulers and public men in general.
The shield should cover all vital parts.
The head could be protected by a skull
cap, and the face, il necessary, by fan
or an umbrella of this material.
And if you want to 90 still further,
the cover Of the carriages used by the
executive, as well as the curtains and
hangings of his box at the theater
might be manufactured of this bullet
and dagger proof material
So sure is Szcezepanik of the inyul-
nerability of the cloth that he offered
himself as a target to the correspond
ent, who declined. There are more
than a dozen men in the factory who
feel as strongly as l on the subject" "
he said.
president Carndk and the unhappy
empress of Austria died by the assas-
sins knife" continued the inventor.
Indeed, at one time the European Sc
cret police gathered information to the
effect that anarchists had decided TO
abandon altogether revolver, shotgun
and internal machines for the dagger.
Hence, a life protector of this kind
would not be perfect unless respond
ing to all possible emergencies.
There" pointing to a drawer, you viii
findan assortment of stillettos. bowies,
butchers knives, and several other
sorts Of knives. Select any weapon
you please and perforate my cuirass If
you can"
A brigand'S knife was used first, then
a bowie was usai, bread knife, and a
shoemaker's knife afterwards, but the
point of neither penetrated the silk ma
terial by one hundredth part of milli-
meter, even though the newspaper man
did the stabbing with all the force and
strength at his command.
AS to the why and wherefore. Szceze-
panik would only say this: "It's all in
the weaving. The method Of weaving
adopted paralyzes conclusion by dis
tributing the shock over the entire area
of the garment OF course the materi-
al is especially selected for the pur-
pose"
SzcezePanik is sure that his inven-
tion Will al last furnish rulers and pub
lie men with the necessary life pro-
tector necessary as long as there are
anarchists and other lunaticS in the
world AS intimated. the price Of the
cloth is great. fer the present Al least,
but that cuts no figure. Eventually the
dagger and bullet proof material may
become cheap enough 10 reFolutionize
warfare, bat that IS 2 long ways Of.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
En.Iare. th. Kniaer.. Son

Miss Parker Deacon, who wen. 70
Berlin recently with the duchess 0i
Marlborough, cteated furore in Ger
man court circles. The crown prince,
who viii be kaiser If he outlives his IS
ther, was her devoted slave. IN addi-
tion to being one of the most perfect
ly beautiful girls imaginable, she IS
an excellent linguist and uncomm0nly
clever. Therefore it is no wonder hat
she causes q sensation wherever she
goes. The duchess of Marlborough IS
devoted TO her. Miss Deacon has every
prospect Of makAg a brilliant mar
riage. Miss Secor. another American
girl, has made a sensational social sue
cess as well as Miss Deacon under tls
chaperOnage of Lady Decies.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09

door opens, and one sees in the shadow
the enormous head Of the bull G.taEG
The spectators hardly breathe; many
of the women cover their eyes wits
their hands. 1t is a terrible moment
The bull is a superb auima-. with
powerful neck and long straight
horns. He raises his head, -ook
around, and at ones bounds upon ths
white statue.
1t is with the greatest difficulty that
one can restrain q cry Of horror; ons'I
sensations are too painful. and a .olg
endurance Of such emotion would Be
unbearable.
Donna Tancreda is as rigid as mar.
bic. The least movement would be
fatal to her.
The bull starts back, looks at bis
strange adversary, and then with
terrible bound rushes up to the pete6'
tai. Anxiety is at its height. Blu. once
more the bull stops short w-h0y:
striking. He draws back a few feet,
and, taking advantage Of this, Donna
Iancreda jumps down and rustes De
hind a screen, whilst the usher, raw
of the bull
The people breathe again. a .o1g
sigh escapes from all, and thea raul-
ders Of applause are heard, a.. Tie
Queen Of Yalor" gets 2 tremendous
ovation.
Donna Tancreda, who was born II
Paris, has appeared with success At
Barcelona, Valentia, CASTLE, Madrid,
Seville and, for the first time IN France,
at Roubaix.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
Poetry and Labor Mix.

A blending of poetry with the Stern
reality Of manual work in applied sell
ence offered a departure in education
al methods at the Armour institute a.
Chicago the other day. President Gun
Saulus, determined that labor z
greasy shops clad in overaILs and s-1p-
ers should not rob the students - Sd
appreciation of the delicate flights u
poetry, introduced a new feature y
giving over an hour TO q lecture 1- 6-s
Of the later English poets. The J ~
pose of the lecture 10 the Freshmen
as announced BY President Gln7----''
was to give to the students q broader
view OF the education that might %
useful in engineering branches.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
Playing His Way to Rnnn1n

W. A. Upton, who says he is from
Milwaukee and is playing his wav to
Buffalo on wager, arrived in Chica 90
the other night with a violin under
his arm. The wager, he says, makes
i necessary that he should arrive in
Buffalo within two weeks. When he
left Milwaukee he had IS cents. Thi.
sum was increased whenEpton PLAYED
and sang on the streets.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09
I. g. RaiIev.

Room Is, 6O9 F St., n ".
or Z92lMSt., \. W. Was. DC.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-09

Yabsley-There isR't q bigger Hals-
ance than the man that Is always in
siKting o. treating.
Audge-He iSat half SO bad As the
fellow that never treats at aN.IaA-
ansnhiiG PresA