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Evening star., 1902-02-25

be fully fifty organizations Of child culture
gress.
OF interest to every woman who goes to
the church this week is the wonderful day
nursery which is in charge of trained
nurses and kindergartnerS. under L., direc-
ton of Mrs. r red T. Dubois and which
is open for inspection by the public.
Dainty Furniture.
1t is such a charming little nook that
Mrs. Dubois has fitted up that the women
linger there and fondly touch the pretty
cribs and dainty washable hangings, some
of them longing for the return to eager
arms of the babies whose little heads on
satin pillows pressed went away years
ago. and young mothers look most yearn-
ingly at the rich nursery furnishings, wish
ing that their little ones could be coddled
thus.
There are cribs and cradles and beds and
all three over again. They are in French
gilt brass, plain worried iron and wicker.
They are dressed in swiss, in pink and blue
silk, and some have no hangingS at all.
There is a dainty white satin wood baby
bureau, and the latest scheme in window
ventilators, and there is the baby incu-
bator. 1t looks like an idealized oven for a
gas cook stove, all nickel and glass and
aluminium. This foster mother to babies
that come too soon into the world will
never become a familiar household article
in all probability, because the cost is about
S1J0 and with each there should be sort
Of salaried and licensed engineer, as either
too much heat or not enough Overfeeding
or underfeeding Of the miniature human
creature will finish it up in short order.
Evening star., 1902-02-25

President New York State Assembly Of Mothers
Tomorrow there will be a baby in the in
cubatOr. tiny little colored waif, which,
cuddled in cotton, will sleep itself into
strength to begin the battle of life in ear
nest and through the glass doors of the
"Oven in which it is baking the curious
may view it.
The day nursery will be under the charge
of Miss Susan Pollock, the famous kinder
gartner. The room Is furnished with long,
low tables and low chairs. and there will be
all kinds of games and plays for the little
men and women who have mothers attend
ing the congress.
Babies Nursery.
The babies nursery is dream of delight.
II has in it all kinds of chairs and 1.-THE
cane sofas. swings, baby jumpers, doll
houses. fully furnished. and toys without
end. The woman who believes that the
child should be taught sterner lessons than
mOthering dolls and playing with stuffed
rabbits would be out of her element in tina I
nursery. On the walls are pictures of pigs
and dogs. Of cats. and Madonnas with the
Babe. and there Is tiny bookcase filled
with literature for children, wonderful nic
ture books and scrap books made from
Illustrations cut from newspapers and mag
azines. There Is a cabinet filled with home
remedies for childish ail1nent6 such as eats.
bruises. rash. fever, sore throat and the
like.
There is a little ivory iron bath tub and
washstand. with its dainty furnishings.
bination nursery table and ice box for the
baby that has to be fed on q bottle. The
silver steamers and lamps and the beauti-
ful appointments In glass and porcelain
make ones fingers fairly Itch to possess
to lavish all this luxury. Most interested
Of all In these nurseries and kindefgartens.
perhaps, are Mrs. Fred. T. Dubois, whose
Evening star., 1902-02-25

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. No
Cure. No Pay. All druggists are authorized By
sS money where II faiH to cure any case Of nieS
no matter Of how long standing. Cures ordinary
cases IN q. dsys the worst cases In fourteen days
ing instantly. This - Q new discovery and = the
surs % pay. Yrice. 5oc. X your drus1ist doa:s -
keep 4 fn stock send u 5oe. in stamps and We
,FARIs MEDICINE CO. q. iouis. No, Who also S
0anufaetufe the celsbcated cold curs. Laxative
Evening star., 1902-02-25

tho Pole, were illiterates. but now that IN
Germany and Eussia they are not ~ permi,ttsa ahndts
~ o',sn SUI tbose grown up III ignorance study 1t
and their children are taught II secretly py
the nriests so that the percentage OF ~,
iiterates is diminishing in proportion 10 tn~
r;uor of the authorities.
Evening star., 1902-02-25
Representative Kindergarten.


Mrs. Mary Boomer Page, who will de-
liver an address tomorrow evening, en-
titled "The Educational Value of Play"
has long been identified with Chicagos ed
ucational history. but received her train
ing mainly in the east. She was for five
wears in Brooklyn Heights Seminary, max
ing a specially of music. While abroad in
the summer of 1881 the plan of studying
kindergarten work first took possession of
her. In September. 1882 she entered the
class of the Free Association in Chicago
for the study of this subject.
Her first kindergarten was in Moseley
Mission Chapel on Calumet avenue, and
was the second free kindergarten establish
ed in the city, the first being that at Pa
cific Garden Mission. Up to the time Of
the establishment of the kindergarten in
Moseley Mission Chapel the reformatory
Inadequate, but the daily session of the
kindergarten in conjunction with the moth
ers' meetings soon made a decided differ
ence in the character of the neighborhOod.
In a few years a Kindergarten room was
built in the rear of the chapel, this work
being accomplished by Mrs. Eleanor Reid.
In 1889 Miss BoOmer was married to
Charles L. Page, also an active member of
the Free Association. Soon after she be-
came principal of the training class In kir-
dergarten work 4 position which she re-
tained until May, 1898. In the fall of that
wear came proposal from the University
of Chicago Christian Union that she con-
duct the kindergarten In the new settle
ment to be started in the coming winter
This she accepted.
Evening star., 1902-02-25

little daughter Is some three months old,
and Mrs. Jonathan p. Dolliver. whose two
baby daughters. with herself. win be in
the nursery. the babies as healthy exam
pies Of young humanity to be amused, and
Mrs. Dolliver to assist Mrs Dubois.
Seven children under three years of age
will be In this nursery each day. and two
of these are bottle babies" for whom the
Evening star., 1902-02-25

Maude-"When you refused him my hand
papa did he get down on his knees?'
! Pater-"No. / didn't notice just where he
liti"-Chicago News.
Evening star., 1902-02-25

She4Mr Gotrox engaged? Why. he has
been a widower only very short time!
He-"Well. fools and their money are
soon married!"-Puck
Evening star., 1902-02-25

efforts are being made to obtain special
rates of freight from the steamship COM
panieS.
Evening star., 1902-02-25
To Cure a Gold In one Day

Take Laxstive Bsoup oufnine Tstletp. An lsuR.
efsfs refand ths unoney u Il fafb - euss.f = ".
Groves sienatsss b On eseh bo1. -
oe4lrtp&fh.oOe ~ss ,@s Nt-ss's
Evening star., 1902-02-25

Silk H:Ss;t; sf'f:;' $@.@8
quality black
taffeta silk and trimmed most
elaborately, including corded
satin bands, fine tucked
founces, hemstitched and
tucked circular flounces, stitch
ed taffeta bands, all-over tuck
styles, Brussels net inserting,
velvet bands, fine accordion
pleating, rows of ribbon quill
ing. Best velveteen bindings.
$50 and SIS are the regular
prices.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Landau nm " W as

Trawf'a's Dictionary of Dates =
ma ,.ps tie statement that the old name
uf the city of London was written
ruden or ilvudin, meaning "f1e city
On tie lake" An old tradition gives
aS ~ understand ihat London WIS
founded. bv Erute descendant "f
.i,ncas and callei New Troy or Troy
t.svant until ,h,. time of I.ud- who Sir.
rounded the town with walls and nam
~ +. Caor LuD. or l.uds town This
}attor Is probably the correct rers'e" OF
tie story. If for uo other r'aSoo h''-
causp IL Is an easy matter t. dttect
ai'ni'arity h"fween THE expression i-'i'' :
town aud London II Is claimed hy
some writer's that there vas city "i'
he same spa ilo7 years II e. ana 1t
lx known that the Romans founded
div there called Lonlinmp y h. VI.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
RRTEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN

IL police court this morning seven
American and one Mexican vagrant
were given five days in Jail each on
bread and water Three Indian vag-
grants were discharged. Jesus Reyes
was given 10 days for being drunk and
disorderly and VIM. Brown was gwen
nVe days for the same oftense.
vagrant who has been confined in
the city Jail. sent note 10 the City
Recorder this morning asking that he
save his cigar stumps for him. He also
wrote note To the city jailer. asking
Tor something 10 eat and claim ng that
he was starving on the bread and wa
ter diet His appeals for help brought
no response.
Francis Reno. the popular Deputy
United States Marshal astonished his
friends this morning by appearing with
his mustacne shaved OF.
In the probate court today heai ing
OF the annual account OF Rosa VI. ia
cobs, administratrix of the estate OF
Washington n. Jacobs. decea sed was
continued until February 20th. K. G.
Brady. administrator of The estate OF
Josephine l.. Brady. filed a petition Ia
cell all of the real property uf the
estate and hearing Of the petition was
set for March 3rd
Al three O'Clock this Afternoon No
= was reported two hours and Gali
late. No. 10 was reported on time
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Items Of the Day of Personal Interest.

j. 4. McEnery came no trom NJ
gales 10 Benson yesterday aud lett oa
No, for FL iAso
Thomas n Bennett, the assisted
United States Attorney. returned 10
Phoenix last night.
Mrs. II. F JoSsey and her daughter
Miss Maud Josssy left this morning
Tor their old home tn Naccu. Ia.
Alien G. Bernard and wIie aaa Mr.
Goldbaum. who t& MIR Betnar5s st~rre-
tary. cam" In from Nago on ihY No.
gales train today
Colonel Willis y Harlo3 who re
ured 10 the Caenoweih .uvestlgat on
came up today from SogAlea,
Attorney T. F. Ryan Is confined TO
his bei With with a severe r,ala ~aleh
Il aas at frxi feared might rdn s..io
pneumonia
superintendent scroufe Il expet .ed
&c retugn from Yuma tomorrow morn.
Tag.
Hon. y u Smith. a pruminen, ship
oNnvr and alderman from Santa EIaF~
la.Ha, Cal Is here tu spend nsaaih
with his daughter. Mr.. r. q Brady.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

y u.ra and wife came in from
A au the stage last evening
IA Z. sew days Ia tn" city
n lloey the cx-coilector O:
r~s a, \agales. arrived from CHI
.sg: sa'.
4~e..! who has the contract
'ae Reform School At Ben
en-. .som that town last night
\
X m mas secretary of the Bns ma
ua.a. company. came un fron
a.~ morning. He IN accom-
i, Mrs Thomas.
L il..~te and F. n Cox, Who
ssr1a af the properties of the
i Y-.a Mining Company at No
,.a.p.! n the city today en-
p8r.GsN.
r., cassaneia, a former student
in rsity. came over , from
@ morning 10 attend the
sbjsh h the Delta Phi Frat@r-
at the University tonight
81 an ~ho has a large ranch af
| /, iae ety today.
2a J,-~ay accompanied by MrS-
>..g ..ft for Georgia last night
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

parreras and Yndalacio
raI' ''s,0 ,,rs tried in Justice Meyers
lire y morning for stealing a
# ,l', Fred Maish. who has a
Sc e anont .,g' thirty-five miles south of
Oh n.,' neo' horse claimed to have been
n AZ, 'as ,ntrouuced as evidence In
en ""r Tbn men proved to the salts
case - the Judge by two credible
Jon % mai they secured the horse
ne'ses and that 1t belonged to them
'ol,I "a : AR. Maish. Judge Meyer or
10. D ,eo " dtfcndants discharged and
81 -, Ma. n 10 pay the costs. The
fr'O ,'.'teJ seriously to this pro-
er ''i bnt the Judge refused to
,'a re bis decision.
,sor angus. superintendent of
F'''' f,r me county. has fixed Mon
N's satnrday as once days The
Ir ""t of his time he VIII spend
S". ".,., the schools OF the county.
nh, PIN local fraternity at the
p ~ ~ Arizona will initiate f.
wesley Glib Clay Parker and
; p,rra-.i into their fraternity this
|ae
:, = .ngIs a Kansas City cattle
a}a brought a carload oil
=, t,r.J cows here, left for Quay
.1sa, with those OF the lot that
~, a.-pose OF here. He has or
@- ,e.a at that place.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
nurderers Hanged
One Wasn't Happy

PORTLAND. Ogn.. Jan 81 Joseph
Wade and b. H. lpaltun we're hanged
tn the county tail yard this ruorhsng
for the murder uf James Morrow on
Nu9eE1}s@r IA last.
Both meu retained their nerve and
tpst before the rope wa& put around
Waas-s neck he said Yoa may tAlnk
am happy hat TN NOS,
Wade and Dalton murdered their
victim in an st,emp; 10 rob him RI
u cents. Neither criminal was oyeg
~ years ri age
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Brief News Items
OF Oracle and Vicinity

ORACLE. Ariz- Jan n Rev Ncr-
ten Smith. Miss Augustine and Miss
Little are Ia Oracle having arrived ;he
lrst of the week in private convey
auee They ARE being entertained al
the Arcadia ranch
Services at the Oracle church aare
appended until further notjec
E. s. Dodge returned today from a
trip tn Tncson lie will leave shortly
lor another trip 10 The Galiado moan
tG{ns
\ senerous fall Of snow last nigh
viii result in much good 10 ,he cat
tie interests here this spring.
Mr.. John Ruddcr IS gpesc at Lac
Mountain View Hotel
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
rr-hnn etln Nnn PrecIoux.

Common rs is silk nowadays. in ear
ller times il was y most precious ma
rerial. When il WAS first brought INTO
Europe. silk commanded three times
its weight in gold. and So valuable was
!, doomed that in The reign Of Tibcrius
a law was passed forhidding 1t TO all
save noble ladies and prohibiting men
from wearing il on the ground OF i's
efYeminacy. SO unusual was 1t even
ot0 wears later for man To wear SILK
that every historian Of the time OF
IIeliogahalus noted the fact that tha'
enperor had silk gown For ages IL
continued nj au ahnormally high price
Cha-,emacne in the year 80 could
send 10 King Ofra OF Mercia no more
valuable present than two siik coats
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

Those who fail Ia see In Mizzouri"
at the Opera House tonight. viii miss
lhe hest amateur performance that has
ever been presented on the Tut son
stage The members OF tn, Tue son
Dramatic Club have WORKED harder
10 make a good show of this proiuc-
Iion than any piece that they have
Yet undertaken to present
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
SUICIDE AT PHOENly.


John GRAY one OF the propr tors Of
the Moo'l Grocery Company
committed ,gicide by shooting him
self with s. revolver, the scene Of the
tragedy To- ns his home On North TIA
street. - oral member OF his fam
lily were home when the terrible at
fair occurred, but were given no
word Of warning The cause of the act
is atirIbu'.d 10 despondeuey brought
on by illn and worry over his bgs-
iness ana s For several DAYS past
be had b. confined To his home SUI
fering w'Eh a severe hFa4aat~ aud
that moTi ag Dr, Hughes tbs family
physician @as called He iouuI Mr..
Gray NOT a seripus condition Dot
suffering p slight stomae n Ivoubla and
adminisi' ei for his srltes.-~ Shortly
the far - were startled by
report rom tAe firing of
Of gus and rush1ug io the room
where n Gray MAS. found h5m lay
ing on Il dead the gun in his right
hand. 81 a bullet hole slightly be-
meath h. ngn Death had l,@.s ~
staptan.a4s Word Was al once
iJbonfet iile ,jly and a coroner 9
Jgry star ! IN the house After stew-
ing the mains the jury adjourned "a
Afternoon phoeniS Enterprise,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
The Uumps of Cam~ls.

The humps OF camels are mere humps
of fat and not provided for in the
framework OF the skeleton. When the
animal Is In good condition. the humps
are fail and plump. On long journey
where food is scarce the humps are en-
tirely absorbed. the skin covering them
hanging over the fank like an empty
l,p<
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Tr~kestan Lovers.

In Turkestan every wedding engage
ment begins with the payment of
substantial consideration to the girls
parents. lf the girl jilts her lover. the
engagement gift has 10 be returned
unless the parents have another daugh-
ter TO give as a substitute
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

blind In your old age. Glasses proper
ly fitted will preserve your vision. and
health. Cook &Co- have as competent
opticians a. can DE found in any city
OF the country, and as complete an
optical department
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Santa Fe official
Close TO the Top

ErKA kans Jan, 81 - The Or
FL. santa F-e route have
sew apartment 10 lss krsn"n
.,sa, 10 'he General Manager.
E cam - Topeka. chief clerk 10
Manager Nudge. has been Ap-
sH ta@ place
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR. 20 West
Broadway Treatment OF tho face and
scalp. purifying the complexion. re-
moving wrinkles. stopping the fall
ing of hair Napor baths, With al
cohol or oil massage. purify blood
and skin. cure rheumatism and me-.
vousness. 12-I0S
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

] have removed my blacksmith and
horse shoeing shop 10 Scott stree. on
Military Plaza between. Jackson and
Ochoa. whore / will be pleased 10 re-
oe!ve my friends and patrons
63-Sy MIGUEL HIDALG0.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

ent In MiGsourl" at the Opera House
tomorrow might. The prices for the en-
gaeement have been reduced 10 IS and
s,a cents
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
THE NACO ROBBERY.

Naco. a border town, and one Of the
rouehest towns in all the West. was
thoroughly aroused over robbery
which resulted In very lively time.
Cowboy Johnson. well known
character over the southwest has
been in Naco for the past few days
spending thousands of dollars over
the roulette tables and al times has
won a few nights ago locked up In his
trunk s2@Aa in Mexican money. Jno.
Richie and Benjamin Crawford. who
are practically hard characters. set
about ~ get this money and broke In
81 Johnsan's room, They unlot keti
the trunk snd secured tie money bu,
did net escape before Johnson appear
ell on the scene Two officers we're
sumoned and proceeded to arr@s,
Richie and Crawford. who pat ap a
hard nght Every man pulled hls
revolver and shots were ared In ey-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
THE COBRA GRANDE SUIT.

The Cobra Grande Copper Company
case was argued in the Supreme court
Wednesday by Attorneys Morrison and
Barnes on one side and attorneys
Wilson and Hawkins on the other. The
argument was on the application OF
Alex w. Hallenborg and James Shir-
ley for leave to intervene and become
parties 10 the suit of the Cobra Grande
Copper Company VS.. William C..
Greene. ct al. his is one of the most
noted cases on record and involves
capital from New York 10 the City u
Mexico. Hallen borg anu skirt-y ap-
peared before Judge Street after the
Cobra Grande company's suit against
Greene had been submitted ana Just
before a decision was rendered and
asked TO become parties 10 the suit.
Their application was denied because
the case had advanced to far. and an
appeal was taken.-Phoenix Gazette.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

H IL play that s'll
81 asees of persons ard fer
II certain that ,scTgoFsss
"sr she performance 10 t'e
,ta gq,~a House tonight VIII
t1. vAuss
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

Big reduction on ladies and chIldTen's
underwear. nEht ana heavy weight. at
tAe Partisan Millinery. $500
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
GREAT JANUARY sale OF Muslin Tn

GREAT JANUARY sale OF Muslin Tn
derwear. Corsets. silk Waists. etc,
Advance plates inst received from
Chas. A. Stes Pas u Bros. Of Chi~
caeo. Reduced prices during the
months of January and February.
Telephone Mrs, II. l. Rigg, Main
I496. and she will cali, with full
line of samples. t9-%2
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

sst side trag IN addition ia y4rsl trang
~ dlnefsnt stations The prrsessssa4
tFarAs wti} resst In The ~ ghtseYfc.s8
ot $500, t@~s. the gT~aIrG pAry ~ which
all lse exgsststis~l fog TIE sstsor 4nc3-
9efst se tt# @u4k Tekss Increased
aszsnnnt ~ tr&sse httweess ~ PAso aud
Se@ ORLEANS nccxssltaiss the iss-
pFoS@tnecf ana ealarges1te1s of the
tracks III taso lleraIa
Work sn iAe sgyvey az tAs proY oYssass.si
San ittego aa4A ra1lgyaa4 is gufng
&assaa atana; interrupted. and the
saryey party Ia charge ns Ehxlneer
Richards asas paN@~d ov@T she assuesn-
tain Fsage and ss a1w isseaalng ahe
ftssA na stae grads Noraiag aswn sa fsse
t1s@srt. Th4 eotnnlsts has dsse3s1.z3 sa
fa8 fog the sseoad asHpss sssesst 81 the
JaagI&iaT wsssss@y4p3sos4 hbth fsssA1as
taas a9saaf ss es has ALREADY }seeFs 81
sssaf@a bn suftey Aork Wanna S8n
TIE sHar gals ~ tha9 w35i }an ltsgo~
s3ars~i ~ tsse p. rforusAnas of tn Mia
s5ayt tonight a l1 }e sgra*iasn * as~
fsr Tueaan Miss Emmx C9ls.r wta
vas So wtd received a. the t5ret Jaes
$ornan1s y~n ny the Tac@an lJfatns
'.s Club NIL sing again tonight
TIE quarantine sKa4ns1 SONORA cat
ise ~as s. fspel bed "a g. inta s@~c' -
aay Most of fhe cattiegueu af th}s
ss4tlcn wha had orders foT sonora ehf-
lie base itruugAt them ACROSS the liUe
a1 that thss quarantine will met have
as had efToti ~ Il IL had lss>9n lnsfl-
yats4 with uut warning the MrSt ~ the
year There is i.;;l, possibility that j,}e
bureau Of Animal Industry w1li ex-
tend longer the tine far ins1fIgtIng the
quarantine
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

4 coon MAN can secure half jntfT-
est In a money making business loF
81 sosA Fer particulars address =. y,
Box t2G. Tucson. Arizona S3-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

\ BARGAIN iS~Valuabge business op-
parfnujty for man WAN - tFsa IN
s5 oeV 10 invest Established bsIsi
ness Ia f3rst-c Ass lg,catiou. nsll sell
entire Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress Opportunity. Citizen Office.
t5-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

MALE HELP WANTED Men to
learn s.arsser trade Ne Ismsi 80 gsrm
Constant practiee &n,. expert lnsgrac
tan esut5I competent Catalogue free
Meier Barrie. College. san Franf3sca.
C&} Ne~ ilt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
BARtsA1AS.

FIRST CLASS DRESsMAKINC- Mrs.
Joseph I.svassar. ~ North Stone
ayeaG@. sb-s-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
WANTS

HELP WANTED Neat. clean waIt-
resz at Baldwin Restaurant Wages
~ per wssg A5-.s3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
Arizona News
Views and GOSSIP.

cry direct N, two taking effe and
"onnding trawford. Two OF Cap
tam Mosnan's rangers appea on
the scene and succeeded in rrest-
ing the outlaws and placing IN in
jail. Thes" TWO men are said 70 be-
long TO a gang that has cau,,d the
rangers grta' trouble. and whom they
have been pursuing for son time
Johnson. Who was in the mid. OF the
fight, shove great daring H.. wears
the most alnable diamonds " any
man in the Territory. SolamonKille
Bulletin.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

COUPLE WITHOUT chsltrca 8ss.re
t~n airely furnished rooms FOR hght
hgsaAs i seep3nE Address Y" Cttig*n
QsssNe
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31
The rm.A,am al the us~.e

A servaat EirI hapG.efesS' ia see 0n.
e. .,ezf at a fA-aaaoS@* VI here gs.e Es5s
tres$ MAS t1own 10 have laasiy ietr
!aey
0u ,.se arst Saturday wight The eirT
y~gsS 81 lae f4F1abeuse she vas I Il tsy
TIE mistress 10 csean t.se bss'ts reads
fer Sunday
The mistress. an cow8ne into the
fstchan later On saw ''.at Jsc elrI tstd
cleaned her OWN hees;s first ss she 'n@k
theta Up ansl shr-w theH into tel' of
water tiai va~ standing Iy and tsounc-
al est al the Kitchen
The giri SaiJ nothing. hat " hen she
!sal tlca ns4l the other boots she threw
them also itto ilse v atef
"Nha'ever pssseSscd yon to do that
s9rl:. s,kt,l the mistress on coming
r-.n q in the Kitchen.
T8e = Il simply replied
We'll usa'am. please ma am.
thought II was the fashion "t the
Lenso. oa'am.'-- London Til Bits.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

wASTTT,-(o8p1e without children.
% ncrupy pret1ily furnished rnom
piano SrlenGsd locai.ty. Address 5
care ~ Citizen Ei-ff
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-31

STORAGE WAREnotFS FSE~~Aii furai.
tarw. ctr stored W3.-s absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co.. IT n. Stone
ave
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