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mast. let us not forget that warfare must
never be an ideal for the race. Let us fol-
low Christ's example and. use the whip and
the scourge where dire necessity compeis,
but remember also that His greatest VIC
tories were won by the spirit of submission.
forgiveness and love.
I'm the Christ ideal for the world Is all
the courage and valor of the men Of Get
tysburg. stripped OF ambition. hatred and
jealousy, and permeated through and
through with love-"
The Rev. Gustav Facius preached the
memorial sermon yesterday afternoon at
the services held In Stanley Hail. at the
Soldiers Home. The Henry Wilson Post.
No. II, @. A. r.. and the John Jacob Aston
Camp, No. 1856 Spanish War Veterans. at
tended In q body.
The exercises opened with Nearer, My
God, to Thes." by the Soldiers Home Band,
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Settled Out of Court.

Inc suit at law instituted by Charles III.
Meriiiat, administrator of the estate of
Martin Donaldson. deceased, against the
Potomac Electric Power Company, was to-
day settled out Of court in a manner salts
Factory to Mr. Merillat. The suit was the
outcome Of the death of Mr. Donaldson, a
lineman in the employ of the District of
Columbia. from an electric shock. the cur
rent being supplied by the defendant
August q. 1900, at 32d and II streets,
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directed to the living. whom he asked to
profit by the sad experience Of their do.
parted friend. The evangelist read the sew
enth chapter of Proverbs. and during the
discourse he reminded his hearers of the
danger OF keeping bad company. At the
conclusion of the ceremonies the body wa 9
taken TO Harmony cemetery and inferred.
stated. NN'
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Painfully Injured.

Mrs Kinsing, living a. 6ls North Capitol
street, was thrown from her bicycle Sat
urday afternoon near New Jersey and Mas
sachusetts avenues. and painfully injured
about her right foot The accident was The
result Of collision Of the bicycle with Mr.
Frank Daley's carriage. Mrs. Kinsing was
taken home in Mr.. Daley's vehicle,
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A fire alarm was turned in from box Ala
about o'clock last night because smoke
was seen coming from Millers brick yard
at Sd and o streets southwest. Several
companies Of the fire department responded.
but the fremen found nothing to DO when
they reached the scene. There had been q
quantity Of smoke about the place. but
very little fire.
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which was followed by the invocation by
Rev. Gustav Facius. and selection by a
quartet, composed of Misses Caron and
Fritsch and Messrs. ]. Harry Davis and
W. W. Potbury. The roll call of the de-
ceased members OF the organization who
have died since the body was organized was
read by Mr.. William +. Baden. Vocal So
los were rendered by Miss Wallie Gibson
Mrs. Ralph Barnard. DIR. John c. Exner
and Mrs. Anna Craig Hills.
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HUst dtCenuIHg the DaKe were:
Julian c. Dowell. DR.. William H. Heron.
o. B. George. Gordon Campbell, r. A.,
Keys. e. c. Graham e. 8. NARROW, Joseph
H. Curran. F. w. Miller. B. B. Earnshaw,
Col r. G. Rutherford. E. Southland Parker.
Col. George W. Driver, r. Harry johnson,
r. c. FauntlerOy. James C. Rogers, Joseph
p. Stephenson, Frank L. Harvey, Weston
Flint. Thomas P. Stephenson. Frank r..
Ghiselli. F. r. Dooley, Harry L. Selby, A.
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500 pairs OF Women's S. and
SO Soft Tan Kid Laced Boots
and Black Nici Kid SI.5o Laced
and Button Boots, low or high
heels, wide or narrow toes. This
week .......
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T0Clean UP the Stock

For the few days have put the entire
Mattresses Springs Iron Beds, Folding Beds Chifoner
Dresers Washsand China Closets Sdeboard prices
you heard of before The desirable patterns not
long these prices and early buyers will choicest OF
them.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
RRTEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

against the Silver Bell stsge
limo has been compromised. tho
bin paid and the suit dismissed
The dispute arose from a misunder-
standing.
The special wedge assessment com
mittee will meet tomorrow afternoon
to make out their final report to the
City Council. The assessments pres
ented at the hearing have been amend
ed somewhat and the roll as it now
stands will be submitted to the coun-
ell at a special meeting which will be
held on Monday or Tuesday night of
next week.
There We're no cases in police court
this morning. In Justice Meyers court
Bernard Robles filed a complaint
against M. Queroz charging him with
branding a calf that did not belong to
him. The defendant was taken into Gus
tody by Constable Pacheco and the
case will come up for a hearing on
Monday, In Judge Wilson's court, a
complaint was sworn out against Man
uel Castillo. charging him with using
bad language, the man was arrested
b? Constable Pacheco and the case set
for this afternoon at O'Clock.
Superintendent Sroufe has issued a
bulletin nstructing freight and pas
senger conductors that the new rule;
governing the issue and uses of passc7
effective January LIST. prohibits the
honoring Of passes upon freight trains
which are not scheduled to carry pas
sengers unless bearing Endorsements to
that effect by the person issuing the
pass. All conductors on passenger
trains and freight trains scheduled to
carry passengers are to provide them
selves with copies of the new reg gdla-
tions.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
CLIFTON MINING NEWS.

regarding the copper situation at
Chiffon the Bisbee Review says
There Is the same feeling of uneasi-
ness In this camp that now prevails
In all the copper camps In the coun-
try. There has been a slight reduction
IN the output Of the Arizona Copper
company. but so far there has been
no draft made on the working
lorce. Supt. James Colquhoun wears
ms usual pleasing smile and what
ever OF doubt and uneasiness that
may be occupying his mind he is not
wearing any sign of it and his joval
and kind disposition Is the same as
when copper sold at IL cents
pound and the A. c. copper shares
were worth $3.50. The Arizona Cop
per Company has one of the best
and most modern reduction plants in
Clifton to be found anywhere, includ-
ing teaching plant which has been
in successful operation for seven
years. The A. & NJ NJ. railway wu4ch
has formally connected with the
Southern Pacific at Lordsburg was
changed from a narrow to a standard
gauge last year which will materially
lessen transportation expense. 1t Is
safe to say that this company is now
prepared TO produce copper at as low
price as any concern In the country
This Is believed to be true. notwith-
standing the fact that the ores treat
than were ever treated in the amp.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
Hnr 90 pt.,lnsu,sh Tender pet.


Neat. 10 lr wholesome must come
from hea,ihy animHi. to be 1E'ri-
tons. from we'll nnuriSh"tl one. Much
used nusctcs absorb Gluch food mate.
rial. ma kin. rich. juicy meat THIS Is
however. tougher than that of parts
Joss used. because the connective tis
sur and tibcr increase as well as the
contents OF ir uinscle tubes.
':he lean Of good beef ls f1rm. elias
o. and When first cat purplisa red, the
surface becoming bright red and moist
a6ter exposure To the air. The tender
er cuts are tine grained and well mot
tied With fat: II thick layer OF brm
light. straw colored fat extends over
the rib ami Ioin cuts: the kidney suet
Is white and crumbly. rIabby. dark
or coarse beef with yellow fat Is poor.
II 1t has little fat. it IL from an old or
underfed creature Beatrice Raven In
American Queen.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

...,ock this afternoon trains ,
\ . ~ere reported on time
rrbalter, division freight
W. nger p agent on the Southern
passF"e ss",'rned from a short visit to
! .,a Ie' and other points on the
today
poston Ideal Opera Company
Pro srom Phoenix this morning
IN lhi,tareJ l at the different hotels.
'estI' .sin play here tonight and 20
Nv night and go on to bisoee sun
,oord Of Regents of the Uni
:. ,oreiyed a large heater yester-
\ ~ ', New York which Is being
n'h IIul" in the Young Ladies dormi-
,eO .p heat the water used in the
IN p, and bath rooms.
!. ronorted that San Francisco
- = are now trying to get an op-
, !, :" ,bc ground just south of the
,b horc the hotel is to be erected
W y view to putting up a large
for store rooms and offices
AZ 'bo new hotel Is completed
.onnc,l will meet OH Monday
- confirm the sale of the SIZE
.,,b ~ the new hotel Is to be erect
: .oou AS the sale Is confirm
Altman will break ground and
tbe construction work.
"a deaths were reported at the
j.II his morning, Refugio Mesa.
,I>an woman, died yesterday in
year Of her age, after
Isncr of twenty-five years In the
loterment was made in the
Ilr eemo terry. The other deaths
Visa Goodwin and +. T. Vine,
ID in another column.
case Of Griswold and Moore
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
vuLTuRE NINE TO RESUME.

Mr.. George w. Sanders, superin-
tendent OF the Vulture mines near
Wickenburg has retarned accom-
panied by Mrs. Sanders. Mr.. Sanders
brought the Information that lhe Vul-
nIre mines would In all probability
be put in operation within the com
ing year. Preparations are now be-
ing made with this end in view and
II Is expected that several hundred
men will be employed The syndicate
which was headed by w. b. Troy. and
his associate OF New York. which
handled the property in manner not
calculated TO help Arizona mining
interests, has lost entire control of
the property The opening up OF this
wonderful mine means much TO this
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
MINERS ASSOCIATION.

The first in,". OF the new eXecu-
tive board q "a. International Miners
Association Wu- ei1 at FL Paso We'd
nesday afteCnor at o'clock. The
following officers " re elected Tor the
ensuing year: ]. 5 Eldridge, first vice
president. to represent the eastern
slope OF Sierra Madre. Mexico; James
ColQuh oun of Clifton. Ariz. second
vice president to represent Arizona.
William G. Greene Of Las Cananea
Sonora. third vice president to repre-
sent the western slope Of Sierra
Madre: n w. Wamhaugh OF FL I aso,
fourth vice president to represent
Texas. and Hon. J. w Fleming of
Silver City. fifth vice president. TO re-
present New Mexico. e. X. Morehead
was reelected treasurer and a. W,
Clifford. temporary secretary, The
banquet committee. consisting of
Messrs. Hart. Clifford and Roos. re-
ported 1912 collected and all bills paid
amounting to s6%i.75. leaving over a
balance of s220.5. Following is tbs
executive committee: The president
or vice presiden who presides FoI
Arizona III. ]. Clifford. Drogoon. and
tC f.. TomlinsoYs. Bishee. For New
Mexico A. Clifford. Lordsburg. ans
w. w. Williams Hillsboro For Mex
leo. -Drltton pa is. w II Kraft, j
p. Casey. ar.. and Scott White. For
Texas A. Edoy and II. b. Parker,
Ell Paso III 'asp Times.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
Pick and Drill
Mil and Snlelter.

section and especially to Wickenbure
and II Is hoped that the plant Oh the
Phoenix Ga. ette
COLI EXCITEMENT.
Every foot OF ground within a radi-
us OF five y lies of the phenomenal
gold strike on the south fork of the
Bonito, near Parsons. Lincoln county
New Mexico. has been located the past
week. Despii' the heavy snow which
has covered ne ground to depth OF
more than L. inches. the rush to the
gold bearing istrict is greater than at
any time si.'s the excitement began
A. r, Byri Tho gave his check for
$4,000 for tie original discovery
within five hours after 1t was located
is besieged daily by men who offer
him many times the price he paid for
IL. but he has thus far refused every
offer. The district is today the camp
ing ground 0f at least 200 prospectors
many OF whom are sinking prospect
holes. The character of the ore Is sim
iliar 10 thaf found in other parts of
Southern ItD.oln county The gold
is iound IN Bu@rH and is distributed
through II Ii " re god which is some
instances Is as thick as sewing thread
The value Of gbe ore is 100000 10 the
ton and above The ledge OF >Ic first
find is weii ned and Is seven feet
wide. II cav le traced for several
miles on thr rfaee The specimens
shown are TIE most perfect samples
of wire gold ever found in New Mexi-
60. The rlrbn"s Of the ore Is not the
only rcmarasH.e point about It. 1t is
the Vastness of he body OF ore. a
blow %ifh htlmer on any part of
the ledge wi show that the rock
Is all closely oven with wires of
pure gold SaH4 F'e New Mexican.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
SHELTER TO RESUME.

The official announcement is made
that the big Kansas City smelter near
FL Paso will resume operations a~out
March 10 The smelter has been idle
for several months owing to the dam
age wrought by an explosion and Are
Repairs have been In progress ever
since the shut down and the big
smelter will resume operations with
improved facilities for handling ore
and more modern machinery to take
the place Of that destroyed by nre. In
addition to the damage done in the
immediate vicinity of th.s city by
the shut down, the depressing innu-
ence has been lelt In all parts Of the
surrounding country covered Ly ra-
dius of 800 miles and the rejoicing
among mining men OF these regions
will be general when the smelter re-
sumcs operations. FL Paso News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
NEW CENTURY EFFORT.

Millions are daily 0nding world of
comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Slave. 1t
kills pain from Burns. Scalds, Cuts,
Bruises conquers truptions, salt
Rheum. Boils and Felons; removes
Corns and Warts. Best Pile cure on
earth. only 25c at all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

The biggest double header In the
world ran between Emporia and New
ton last Friday night. The two eng
ines were 9S9, one of the biggest in
the world, and 1893. one not very much
smaller. The train weighed 5000 tons
The engineers were j. n. Smith and
Morris Jones. the conductor. Levi
p. Morton. who is nephew of ex-
Vice President Levi p, Morton.
The Frisco system has sent out a
ar,ong other good things the new year
will bring forth, Is In an arrange
ments between Fred Harvey and this
company, whereby the former will con
duet the catering service Of the entire
'Frisc.
guarantee our patrons prominently
the best railroad restaurant and cafe
care service extant.'
1t was stated at the Office OF j. r.
Morgan & Company. New York, that
the entire issue of $30.000%00 of new
4 per cent dehenture bonds of the At
Gibson, Topeka d Santa Fe Railway
Company had been sold. IT Is under
stood that the new bonds preceded
adjustment bonds in the matter OF In
though this is considered remote
terest. AS q closure proceedings. al
contingency.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
slmplr Enough.

Employer-See here. When you so
on street car errand. 1t takes you
longer than walking errand.
Once Boy We'll. re see, allas walks
the street car errands. an II takes scme
time 10 sit down an eat what buys
with the dime. Chicago Record Herald
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

GREAT JANUARY sale of Muslin Tn
derwear. Corsets. Silk Waists. etc.
Advance plates just received from
Chas. A. stevens & Bros. of Chi
cago. Reduced prices during the
months Of January and February.
Telephone Mrs. II, L. Rigg, Main
1926. and she will call. with a full
line of samples. 6o-92
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
A Ray of Hope.

Mrs Elmhurst teSstatically)-MisS
Squealcr appears to be able TO sing In
ell languages.
Elmhurst tdevoutlyl-Well II would
be u relief Il she would sing her next
song Ia the siga language brooklyn
Eagle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

The ladies Of Tucson Will be inter-
ested to know that w. +. kItt mas re-
ceived his full spring line o. en-
broideries. the finest that ever came
to Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
OF Coarse.

Hello. old hoy. | haven't seen you
FOR an age: What are you doing now ?
"Im back at the old stamping
ground"
"Eh! What's thatT
aPostofilce."- Cleveland Plain Dealer,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
Cd Cd

Low or medium degrees Of myopia
or short sight generally known as
"near sight. are seldom dangerous
when the eye are properly fitted
with giasses ligh degrees are both
dangerou- and progressive; cannot be
wholly check, by the use of glasses,
and " hen cor )licated with disease,
weakened CO. 1titution or neglect,
usually lead T. partial or total blind.
ness. Wee cise great care in the
fitting of II pes. Advise how to
lessen the da ger.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

The French Restaurant continues 20
Increase its business, because its pa
irons know that they are we'll treated.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, Jan. 24.-Mexican Dol.
lars 44la Silver 55ls.
LRAD-dull; brokers $780, exchange
$4.00.
COPPER weak brokers l3 exchange IS
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

A BARGAIN Valuable business op
portunity for man wln s2.0oh TO
SO 600 TO invest. Established busi-
ness in first-cIass location. viii sell
entire Good reason for selling Ad-
dress Opportunity" Citizen office,
65-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

The French Restaurant serves the
best meal in town for 80 cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Zeigler's is the place to get the I'm
est confectioneries. Everything is OF
the-very best.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR. 30 West
Broadway. Treatment of the face and
scalp. purifying the complexion, re-
moving wrinkles, stopping the fall
ing of hair. Napor baths with al
eohol or oil massage. purify blood
ana skin, cure rheumatism and ner-
vousness. 72-103
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
tMen and Sngines
= Sr0in and SraffIc.

The Chicago Record Herald says
that the management OF the Santa Fe
has decided to spend $l3.000,00 for
equipment during the present year.
This statement was made by an offlc-
ial OF this company. who added that
the money would come from the pro-
ceeds of the new issue OF bonds to
the amount OF s50.000.0o0 Just how
the expenditure is TO be apportioned
is not stated. but is Is known that an
order has been given for 5,0o0 box
cars. so mammoth freight engines ana
100 more engines OF smaller type. and
that practically all of the passenger
equipment of the company Is to be
renewed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

MILCH COWS-Jerseys or Durhams,
from Kansas. We can fiji orders TOR
fresh Mich Cows of above breeds
for February delivery. All kind AMI
gentle Brady L. Schneider Com
ncrc.ai Co. G6.tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

account OF the great number of
8 Spnrs that have been recorded In
last few months 1t has ben sug-
i hv Representative Wood of
&rnia. that Congress take some
4 and inquire into the causes and
kme manner provide legislative
be- to prevent the same. As an
2pe of what Congress has done
&ds lettering railroad devices MIR.
refers to the fact that Congress
&ht on, the uniform use OF saf-
Roupings. and he thinks that
Ahng could be done along other
] passenger traffic to western,
i does lessen any In the least
syery train on the s. p. is simply
II With passengers. A great many
N came in on other roads to this
j hut the ). p. takes them on to
Rruia This morning the train
Behaved sometime on account
i extra large amount of baggage
Bnsfer The baggage room would
Begn 10 hold 1t. and 1t was piled
4 on the outside until IL could <
i aboard the train. - FL Paso
8nh " Arno.... grand secretary
yer Of the Brotherhood of Loco
T. Fremen, has just completed
port for the last year, which
Il some remarkable showing in
] 5nec to the order According to
1 Egres the firemen are the strong
] n proportion to the number of
employed in the United States
fanada OF any OF the railroad or
Ftons The firemen today have
Atai membership of 1920. as
It fewer than $4,000 locomotive
Bn in the United States an. Can
This : a doubling of the mem
PIP since 1884. when the oruer
4 10 Peoria. at which time 1t mad
than u 900 members. The gain
be last year was 3,119. and the
Fnee in force $55, ,62S. sou. ~-Ex-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

FOR SALE-One Of the best paying
hotels and bars in the country. For
particulars call on s. T. Hall at Con-
cordia Hotel. 72-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

FOR SALE Lucrative saloon and
lodging house business. in good loca-
tion. A good business opportunity.
Address s" this, Office. 63-s8
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

\ great cast Including the Fav-
orite Fun Makers. John l.. X carney
and All Grant, aud America 5 Best
Dancers, Frank c Young and Bes-
sic De Noie. Dozens Of specialties,
and they're great,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
BARGAINS.

A GOOD MAN can secure half inter-
est In a money making business tor
s. 500 For particulars address +, Q.
Box 126. Tucson, Arizona. 1119
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

No Advance in Prlces. Advance Sale Begins
W Wednesday AT 9 q. m, AT kIMBALL d FRAN
Cf> Book STORE. Secure seats early, or you
mny have TO Go way back and stand up
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

FOR SALE-On most reasonable terms
Il good restaurant business. centrally
located. Cost TO establish $l400.
Reason for selling owner wishes to
leave Tucson. Address r.. Citizen Of
ficc for further information 77-if
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
FOUND-LOST.

West Tenth street. a
rosary with back beads. Owner can
recover same by calling at this Of
fee, describing property, and paying
for this notice. 65-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

WANTED~-An active man as partner
in well paying business. Address
Partner, Citizen. 1881
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Set of mining tools, forge.
wise. etc. Cali 81 S. Main st. 77-79
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

WANTED--A housekeper Good place
for the right party. Address J. W
Estll. Oracle. Ariz.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
WANTS.

WANTED--Boy dishwasher at board
Ing house 342 East Twelfth street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

WANTED Couple without children,
TO occupy pretjily furnished room
with board privilege Of bath and
piano. Splendid locality. Address ;.
care Of Citizen 11-tf
The colored American., 1902-12-13

The Rev. Sutton E. Griggs, B. D.,
~ his genial personality his fire and
force as an impassioned orator, his
ability as a pleasing writer, his pro-
foundity of thought has won for him
self a wide circle of friends and ad-
mirers throughout the nation. These
persons have watched Mr.. Griggs' up
ward movement in the world with the
keenest interest and those who know
him best continually assert that the
wOrlu has only begun to hear from
him and that it is far too soon to be-
gin to attempt to even guess at the
limit of his development and influence
in the world
The success achieved by his latest
book "Unfettered" has been peculiarly
gratifying to his friends and admirers.
That book has only been on the
market short while and yet the first
edition has gone and great inroads are
being made upon the second edition,
Which seems destined to soon make a
way for third. In fact all indica-
lions point to a phenomenal demand
for the book.
The literary critics of the country
representing the best thought and
niSheSt culture of the age, have honor
eu the book with extended reviews in
leadlng journals. The reading public
VIII perceive at a glance that the bulk
Oh the newspapers cited below are
among the greatest on the globe, and
me following extracts from them con-
ceFhlng "Unfettered" will of neces-
Slty carry weight.
-, me Philadelphia Press (edited by
CharIes Emery Smith, Postmaster Gen
erai IN President McKinIeys Cabinet)
says:
Sutton E. Griggs, who wrote a