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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

-5Es esta la casa de salud del
doctor Rittner?
Era: esta casa va no lie perte
nece.
-iAhl : diio ell m martnero sor-
prendido. ID Ha cedido Ell estable-
cimlento?
-Bace va coss de IN mes.
Sin duda Lorenzo ignoraba es-
ia circumstances Sc dii0 Claudio,
Y en- alta vos preguuto:
-Pero sigue siendo casa De
locasp
-Slempre.
-sC6mo Sc llama ell nuawo dr.
rector? @
Doctor Jorge Vernier.
Ii sorpres8 die Claudio no reco'
noci6 limites.
-lEl doctor Vernierl
--Si, sef1)r.
-eQue eBtaba esta blecido erl
MslunP
-.El mismo.
-tCaflonazo de Brestl no co.,.
taba yo con estol
-SConocdIs al sefIor VernIerP
-lC6mo que soy de Melunl 6Sa.
puede yer al doctor Vernier?
"A estas hoEss 40 es posible. Ha,
paiad0 la hors de Visitas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
Lorenzo temblaba.

Lorenzo lem O1a0a.
II Misericordia'- halbuceo.
va 10 ofs exclam6 PedrflIo;-
Ell sef1or Clapdio puede contar con
migo.
-Graeias, rapaz. Aquf tienes ell
iuguete diio dandole el rev6lver.
No, DO habra necesidad de 6l
-dijo Ell mayordomo. lie obede-
cer6 como 4 vcls.
-Vos ganareis en- clio.
-sY ad6ndIe enviar6 ell despa-
cho en- case necssario? : preEant6
Ell grume te.
Al duefIo del restaurant nue
nos comDra la pesca: yole tendrS
prevenido Ahora. :. iAtSi6s, rnu.
chach0, huen sinim0l Y Vos, senar
LORENZO. sed prudente . lpDbre
de vosl
z baj6 rSp1aamente Ia es -alera.
auuque al entrar en- la salA baja
del hotel. fpgi6 cojear.
-.Os habels lavaotadol t.zcla-
mo Ell duefl0 Gle la casa. 4Que i'm
prudential
-Sl-repl Claudio: pera t1ue
quereis. Teug2 absolute seeesidad
de ir a Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

-Lo juro.
En- ouanSo a II, grumete, va
hes DIDO y e5t&s enterado. Corro q
Paris a salvar, ST ain es tempo. &
las vfctilnas de un miserable. Tic
eFes un muchacho listo y de gran
coraz6D; cuento contigo para que
me aviSes 8ntes de ue mis- buenos
prop(sitos Sc vean. &C cCmprome tidos
por este hombre.
-Dejadme vucstro revolver, pa
tr6n --dijo alegrt rnente;-y 81 ell
sener Lorenzo nc es tan prEdente
como IN sznto he yeso, lie tendI6 4
raya COMO lie tendrfais Eos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

| nombre Gque2 despue' de las le&res SM D,p
tns6rtsss ia prsposci6r <6s.
! Art 21e Nlimfnese Ii psIabra <consnlti.
wsS fDs8rkese Ia palabra <Superior.S
Art 227 Despu6s de ISs paiabr&s xergs-
mar al p6blico sar69 elimfuese ell resto del artf-
caIo hasts lisgar Ia fltima parte del mismoi
iosertando antes lie s-d tima psrte <castigan-
do de acuardo con ei O03tgo PeDa'S
Art. 22s Eiimfnege Ia palabrs consult.
ya2 d fnssrtese Ia palatra <Superlor.>
Art s3S Eiimfuegs ID palabra &Insular D
Art. 23s. AL final del artfculo, elimfnen-
SO Ian palabras <ncurrira por cada contraven-
ci6n On una mulka de dnscentos cincuenta do.
Ilars;s q ins8rtess <ssrk castigado de scuerdo
con al C6dtgo PenalS
Art es7 EIIrnfnense les paIabras etncu-
rrir& en- multa de cien dollars por cada con-
travsnci6n.> s ins6rtsss <sera castigado CON
arreglo al Co1tgn Peral2
Art. 2sS. EHmfnsnse las palahras Sincu-
rrira por cada infracci6n en- una mnlta de Glen
dollarsS ins6rtense las palabras Sssra casti-
gado con arreglo 81 90 iigo Pensl.S
Art $50. Daspu6s de las palabras Gle
frandar epganar al eomprador,S elfm1oese ell
restO del peri0do ins6rteuss las pa'abras Sse"
rs castigada con arreglo al C6digo PenaLs
TITULO v.
cAPfrULo xI
Elimfnese ell CapftuIo entero.
T1TULhV1
CAPT. ULo
La confederation de esta nstarfa queda
TITULO VI.
CAPfTULo
Aprohado sin enmienda.
TTTULO VI.
CAPfTULO III.
La consi ieraci6n da esta maseris qusda
pospussts.
TITULU VII A
CAP1T U
Qnsda aprobado, pero sgr6gaese Ia ST.
guiente modification como srtfcnlo 284 To-
dos Ion nformes generates del Gobernador
Jefe de cuaiquiara dc los DspGrtsmentos . del
6obiarno, de cualquier Bureau division de
los miamos, vs. sean anuales, cuando qniers
que fuasen publicados, deberAn imprimirse on
csstsIlano en- ipgI6s. Oopia de los mismoa
debersn distrbuirse, menos cue Ia Ley no
disponga 10 contrario, entire los difsrentas Da-
partar0entoa del 91bierro, cada una de las
Camaras, dos eiemplares esda uno Ia los
alCaldes.
T1TULO VII
oAFfTULO II.
Art. 9s7. Daspn6s de las palabras <Tsso-
rero. E,9 elimInase la pRlabra &Contador0
insertase GAtsorney Generals
TTTULO VII.
oAPfTULo III
Queds sprobado sin enmisndaa.
TITULo VII
OAPfTULory
Queda aprobado sin enmiendaa
TfTULO 8, 6, TO- 13, a.
La consideration de esta matera eusda
pospuesta.
TITULO XI
UAP1TULo osIY II
La confederation de esta materia eusds
pospusssa.
TITULO xt.
CAPITULo o III.
Art. d4s. Qleda iiimingdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
BiBL1orEoA DE <LA DEM0cRAo1As

-Esta bien murmurd Lorenzo.
IA vUestr3 primera tentativa
de fuga4 continu0 Bor1eplat,
Pedro me enTiara IN despacho
yo ire sencillam ente denunciaros
al procurador de Ia Repdblics
La conciencia de Lorenzo no
teDia que repTocbarle sino pecadi
los veniales; per0 sa mtedo no le
dejaba razC mar.
-lPerd6nl-- bslbuce6. - mo me
comprometaisl
No os Semprtmeter6, ST iurats
obedecerme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
Q la 2 I II u orY.

Art. s44. Elimfnpse Ia paisbra <srels q
| fnssrtese IN palsbra eeuatro.R
ARA. $50. Ehmfness, lnssrtese Ell su n
gar 10 sigulente 9ai Ii propiedad empenada
no ca redimida en ell tlampo Coz nido, Sstn sa-
rs vendida an vents r6hlics, sll que hRya Ia
gar a Fedenci0n, al mayer posGor rnoneda
eontante, en- cuya venta sl propletsrO de Ia
casa ds eE pelo pOdrS hacer icitRci6n y ad1 ui.
rir Ia prsnda. Hll scbfante neto del producto
de la venta, dsspuss de pagaf I'm Euma dehlda
nj prBstamista, los gRstos de In Venta, Aer6
devnalto 81 duent, de lA prends ompenada, 8 .
su representante legal, eusndo Ne axiEieFe al
cho sobrsnta en- cuaiqner spoca dentFc de les
sells nneses despues da ID fschA en- que haER
tenido lugar Ii venta
a. IN los casos en que la pTanda smpehA-
d. sek de tela teiidol, sen cuaquiar otro
artfcnlo gne, no Aisnd0 libro, este f15xlcsca en-
TODD IS en- parae de sslsb, Ia wants pueds esec-
tuaTss cuslquAer epuea deapues III los trinta
dfas Gle ls feehs de La expiration de la 6poca
On que 80 Oonvino per ambaE parties para Ia
rsdeucion de ID prendA; perO los cAsos en-
que los artfc nios sean de cu&iquisr otra natu-
rsiezA qae como sueds "a exprssRdo, 10 vsnts
ne podrA tensr lugsr hAssa despu6s do los aes
rneseH contaF G0 la facaa cpnyenida para In
redenci6n de 10 pFenda.
. En- todos los cRaos, antics de que sc que
da procedar d la wsnsR de los artleulos smpe-
nados, al propietArio de una casa ae enpcho
dsbsrE fi2r poP ia paTfodo de sists dias ia
aviBo poE sscgito annneaRdo Ia fscha De Ia
venta de los artfculos CUE habrAu de vendeFss,
Y la snma porque fasrsn am pfGsdos. Uno de
dichoa avisos deber6 aar djado en- Ia entrads
principal del estsbleciuniento del prestamists,
otro en la entradA principal De II Alcaldia, y
otro On una eaqriRR promineDts de ID Gindad
paeolO.1
IITULO XII
Aprobado ain enmiendas.
TITULOS XIII, XIV
LA confederation de esss mRtsria qusda
pospuaEta.
TITUfLO XIV
Art. 75s. Elimfnanaa las p&lRbras Dis
ponAndoss, sin am barge, que 10 anbsdcha
e,ssula derog atoriR" v al resbo del srtieulo.
Arts 760, 761, 1884, 76s, 764, 7es. Qlsdan
eliminates.
Arts 767, 7ss, ooa Quedan elinin atos.
Ars. ITO. EnfDsnse les palabras 'ios sG
bados despu6a De las IL del Ola" z iminense
las patabFas "Vlsrnes Santo" Daspn6z de las
ualahras "sl primer Lunes de SetiembYe, in |
s6rtanaa las palRbPas "festas del tra hajo." An |
tss dc las palabFaa ''gccl6n de- Eracas, dfa de |
aessa,' elimfnense aa pAlabras ''dia de ayu.
no."
El periodic signiente elmfness hssas iEegar |
, las psIaeras "ocnrriars en- D5mingo," excIu-
sivs, ins6rtese "snando cuslquiera de esas
aestas."
Art. 772 Elimfnsnaa las pAiahrAs sfguen.
sss da earxcter sacn nlar, qua no sea ohPs de
aacesiasd La snisaYcnEdfA."
Art. IT'S. Elinfness.
Art. TIT, 77a Einfness.
APPENDICES
La consideration de esss matsria queda
oospuesta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
FRI7TZE, LUNDT & CD.
gBRNEE ID R

Casas en- Mayagstes y Sar Ja1am.J
RanquerOs y cOEnAshonAstas
GENTEs
ds las siguientes compafiias de vapores
Hamburg American EAmO
Hamburg.
LA VELOCE
Geneva.
Mevv YorA and PtO. #RECo .. 9. Co
New York.
Kc ,eon Steamship Line,
New York.
2srra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vaDOres currsOs de sOhriTOs do Herrera
Habana.
Galveston West Indies o. .. Co.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compaflfas de Ase.
gurog contra inoendio.
La BAI.OISE,
HAMBURG BREMENsE,
AACHEN Il MUNICH.
ASEaUROS MARITIMOS
Norte Gerfn&nioa.
meprosoaEanees
del Board Of Underwriters Of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

AdemSs saldra todos los dlss IN vanor y
lRs S. 80 de- la miahana de Catafo para Ia Uapi-
t,il otro las SIS ds Ia tarde dasde Ia Cspi-
tn para CataIo, no teniendo, por ahora, estos
doa vapores com binacion de trenes
Bay2m6n 81 de Agosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

Itinerario de TFenes vapores que regirA
deeds Ell dis de saptiembre de 1901.

salidas de Ia Capital y Bayam6n
sfna w rttkpaaynnrgtg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
san Juan

IA DEkoonA Ola SO enouentfs de ven-
la an lop ostablccimientoa siguientes
seforaa Alle1n Company, Plaza Al
foneo XII.
Fsrmaoia f. Ell. Patron, San Justo 8.
ia. Zelbf, Puorts-tierFa,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
Hartman in Mexico
Travels bU Daylight.

President Hartman of the South
ern Pacific is now in Mexico and is
making his way slowly, as he is trav-
cling only by daylight He entered at
Eagle Pass on the Mexican Internation-
al. General Manager Johnson of that
road is accompanying him over the
road and is furnishing the special with
the best locomotives, .-ose which have
steam heating and electrical connec-
tions.
AT Eagle Pass delegation from the
Board of Trade of that place went on
board Mr.. Harriman's car and talked
WAN him about proposed irrigation of
valley lands above Eagle Pass and
other matters IN which the Southern
Pacific Is interested as coming within
the scope of railroad enterprise.
General Manager Van Week of the
G. II. Il S. A. accompanied the presi-
uen, TO Eagle Pass and then returned
to San Antonio. Mr. kruttschnitt is
continuing with Mr.. Hartman on his
"Trip through Mexico
Mr.. Hartman will come to Eel Paso
on the Mexican National and from
there direct over the Southern Pacific
to San Francisco
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

Inc directors of the Citizens Build
ing and J. oan Association held their
regular monthly meeting this after
noon.
The Inspection party which is work.
ing over the eastern end of the Tue
son DIVISION, is expected back tonight
Billie Coleman. the man who was ar
rested on the charge of vagrancy and
put up cash bond of $25( was given
a hearing before Judge Mawke yester-
uay afternoon at three O'Clock. He was
represented by W. J. kirkpatrick. II
was proven that he was not a vagrant
his case was ordered dismissed and
his bail was returned.
Concert at w. f. Felix Department
Store this evening.
John Griffith and Jose Cannaba have
been arrested on grand larceny
charge. They are accused of stealing
suit of clothes from j. c. Mltcnell
and number Of other smaller articles
or wearing apparel to the value OF S65,
Cannaba has been working at the hotel
at bowie and he was brought to ,ne
city last night by Sheriff Murphy who
went down there yesterday to arrest
him. He tells very straight story and
ms chances for acquittal are good.
The trial took place this afternoon in
Judge Wilson's court.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
'HE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

Al taree o'clock this afternoon both
tons of No. 8 were reported two
burs late. No. 10 was reported ON
|ne
In the probate court today Clarence
S. Anspach was appointed admin
lrator Of the estate of Mary s. Ans
lfh. deceased. He filed bond of So
with Albert Steinfeldt and r. J.
bans as sureties. His bond was ap-
eyed and .ue letters were issued. J.
0rmsby. F. II. Lee and Milton II.
bore We're appointed appraisers of
estate, Notice was given creditors
present all bills against the estate
\ jo Elias was appointed admin
gator of the estate of Artemesia +.
Roiian. He filed a bond, with An
Rebel and Filberto Aguirre as
setles, his bond was approved ahd
letters of administration Issued
Bnel CarrilIo, Ramon Elias and
50ael Montiio were appointed ap-
jsers Of the estate
nccrt at w. +. Felix Department
BE- this evening.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
and Learning

Senator Rawlns has just introduced
bill in the United States Senate
ratlfying the act of the last Territor-
ial Legislature, which provided fund
for the erection of a library building
for the University Of Arizona.
Preparations are being made for an
oratorical contest to take place COM
mencement week between college stu
dents. The college student body in as
sembly yesterday morning. adopted the
following plans in reference to the
contest Those desiring to take part
should prepare their orations and sub
NIT them to committee, consisting
of members from the English depart
ment. sometime in the near future.
From the orations thus submitted the
committee will select the five best in
their judgment which are to be de-
livered during commencement week
The winner of the contest to be pre-
sented with medal by acting Presf-
dent Adams on behalf Of the faculty.
In the preparatory department
contest in defamation will be held,
the same rules governing the contest,
as the oratorical contest
1t Is likely that a debate between
the Tempe Normal and the University
will take place about the last of May.
DR.. Moncr, of Tempe has signitied his
willingness to present a handsome
medal to the successful dehater.
The new rifles received from the
Rock Island arsenal last week will be
issued to the battalion next Monday
morning. Instead OF Grilling at the
regular hour on that day the cadets
will utilize their time in cleaning tho
rifles, which are very heavily coated
with oil. The rifles heretofore used by
the cadets have been shipped to the
Adiutant General of the Territory IN
Phoenix
Before assembly yesterday morning,
Mr.. Felix Haynes, OF the senior class'
read an interesting essay on Early
Mining in Southern Arizona.
The friends of Jim Goodwin were
somewhat amazed and perplexed last
week. when informed that Jim had
tired of bachelors life. One thing ls
certain. building fires wont bother Jim,
as he received an excellent training IN
the art two years ago when he used
to keep the fire going for the assistant
librarian.
The March issue of the Arizona
Monthly will be on distribution the
early part of next week, Those interest
ed in the early history OF Arizona
should not fail to obtain a copy OF this
issue as It contains several interesting
articles relative to early life in Ar
yOna
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
The Social World
And Its Doings.

Mrs C. A. Dallman entertained at
progressive whist on Thursday night
at her home 175 South Stone avenue.
There were four tables and the first
prize was won by Mr.. 0. l.. rease. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream
cake and coffee were served during the
evening. The affair was q most deught-
full one.
Thursday was the thirteenth of the
month. but the ThirVeen Club did not
entertain because of a death in the
family of one OF their members. On
Friday evening the members OF the
club were entertainer by AIR. G.. II.
Campbell The Thirteen Club Is pre-
pairing to give a hop on the 18th of
next month which will be very unique
and more elobrate than any OF the
functions given heretofore by that or
ganization.
The Robert Emmett Club will give
St Patrick's day ball on Monday
evening at the Nataoriuip. Mr..
Thomas Conlon and N. +, HAWKE who
compose the committee on arrange
mcnts are making great preparations
for the affair which will he the second
annual ST. Patrick's day function given
by the club. Last year a banquet was
given at the San Augustine Hotel but
the committee decided to make q
change thus year and give a St Pat
rirks day ball.
Fa4, oFt ipt,f
will be the Easter Bail which the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Rail
way Conductors, will give a, the Nata-
torium on the evening Of March 3lst,
Easter Monday.
A number OF committees from this
organization are at work making pre-
parations for what ~ill no doubt be
one of the best dances given this sea-
son. The affairs given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the o. r. C., have always
been a great success and this one pro-
misses to maintain the standard already
set by this organization.
Professor and Mrs. Howard ]. Hall
and Mrs Guild entertained the fresh
men and sophomore classes of the
University last night at the home OF
Professor Hall on the campus. The
affair was a very enjoyable one An
guessing contest furn-
ished a good deal of amusement for
the guests. A number of advertisements
had been cut out of the magazines and
and the guests were re-
qHired to put the proper firm name to
each advertisement Mr., Quin Ander~
son received the first prize and Robert
j. Johnson the second. .ars. nall sang
several vocal selections during ne
evening and light refreshments were
served
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
A BUSY WORKER.
Coffee Touches up Different Spots


Frequently coffee sets up rheuma-
tism when 1t is not busy with some
other part of the body. A st. Joe, Mo.
man, p. V. Wise, says: about two
years ago my knees began to stitfen
and my feet and legs swell, so that /
was scarcely able to walk. and then
only with the greatest difficulty, for
was in constant pain.
consulted DIR. Barnes. one of the
most prominent physicians here, and
he diagnosed tie case and inquired,
DO you drink coffee?' Yes You
must quit using it at once, he replied.
did so and commenced drinking
Postum in it's place.
The swelling in my feet and ankles
and the rheumatic pains subsided
quickly, and during the past Is months
have enjoyed most excellent health.
and, although I have passed the 6Sth
mile post | have never enjoyed lie
better.
Good health brings heaven to us
here know of many cases where
wonderful cures of stomach and heart
trouble have been made by simply
throwing away coffee and using Post
UNI"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

In the district court this afternoon
Sallie {. Drew brought suit against the
-issouri Mining development Com
pany and J. ID, Thomas TO quiet title
to a piece OF mining property.
Concert at w. f. elk Department
Store this evening.
In the United States Court To-Day an
order was made for the summonlng of
the Federal Grand Jury for Monday.
April 7th. The federal trial Jurors will
be called for Friday. April 1ltn.
A new call bell system has been In
tsituted at the Windsor Hotel for the
convenience of the guests.
The Elks will have great time
Monday night when the annual cleo
tlon OF the officers of the lodge will
be held and twenty seven candidates
wiz De inflated. A large number OF
Elks are expected from Nogales and
othern points south for this ceebra-
tlon. After the election and imitation,
the members of the lodge will enjoy
a social time, A spread will be served
in the basement of the Elks Club.
Judge Davis will leave for Phoenix
tomorrow evening To attend a session
"a the supreme court which convenes
on Monday. The court will not be in
session more than three or four days.
1t is expected that decisions will be
announced in all Of the cases which
have been submitted. It Is known to
ne the desire Of the present bench
to entirely dispose Of the calendar Of
the January term before the retirement
OF Judge Street, whose commission ex
pires on March 21st. The new member
of the bench Judge Kent will thus be
entirely relieved of any of the burden
of the supreme court work of the pres
ent term. and can enter upon the dis
trict court work at Phoenix. where
the calendar las gotten considerably
behind
The auction sale of lots in University
Home Addition, which will occur on
the 21th of this month. will afford
those who desire to own piece of
residence property a splendid oppor-
tunity to do so at nominal price, The
lots will be sold without reservation.
and prospective purchasers will do
we'll 10 visit the tract. and select the
lots they want beforehand University
Home Addition is in good location,
commanding a good view of the city
as we'll as the surrounding scenery.
The sale will be a notable real estate
affair and should be kept track Of,
The Tucson postofIice is an excellent
place to observe the ways of women.
more particularly the ways Of Tucson
women, A person has but to stand near
the general delivery window or the
stamp and money order windows to
note this fact There will be n long
line at the windows in the morning /
just after the mail has been sorted |
when some women will come up and !
push In ahead Of the entire line just |
as II there were not score of people |
waiting to get their mail. The women /
do not seem to think anything OF II /
and 1t generally appears as II their
actions were due to absent mindness
rather than to a lack OF consideration
for the time and rights of others. This
sort of thing occurs so frequently that
ii can hardly escape the observation
OF those who are accustomed to go 10
the postoffice for their mall every
morning
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

Tucson. Arizona. March 10th, 1902.
Notice Is hereby gwen to the quail
fed electors of Tucson School District
No. |, County of Pima. Territory of
Arizona, that the annual school meet
ing for the election of School
Trustee will be held on the last Satur-
day in March, 1902. at the old puUAc
school house, Congress street, of said
district. The polls will be open be-
tween the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and
4 O'Clock p. m.
S. H. DRACHMAN,
WIN. G. DAVIS.
l.. HOLLADA1,
School Trustees.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
A New Easter Hat

should have one OF those beautiful
Hat Pins, the hair nair ornament,
the neck a beautiful brooch and one
of the late Martha Washington neck
laces with secret locket a choice seec-
tion at popular prices Melliuh's s
jewellery Store, 1O9 Congress street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

Albert Austin of New York City.
stopped in the city today en- route
from Phoenix to Sonora. Mr.. Austin
Is prominent attorney in the metro
polls and was a classmate of United
States Attorney Nave at Ohio Wes-
leyan University.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Plummer will
return from Phoenix this evening after
a weeks visit with friends in that
city
Auolph Bley, the Hermosillo mer-
chant, came up on the burro from No
gales yesterday.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

FOR SALE-Brick house. rooms
and bath. Wen located. Handsomely
finished. $500 cash. Balance easy
payments at per cent Furnished or
unfurnished. Owner leaving town.
Call on premises. Fifth street and
Fifth avenue tacross track or on
Plumer or Steward or Underwood d
Franklin.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

Don't forget to eat your Sunday din
ner at Roberts restaurant. Plenty of
turkey and Ice cream.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

Don forget to eat your Sunday dim
ner at Roberts restaurant. Plenty of
turkey and ice cream.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

Danger. disenee and @eath follow
neglect OF the bowels. Use DeWitts
little Early klisers to regulate than
and you will add years to your ats
and life TO your years. Easy 20 taxa
never grippe. On sale at Belre PhAr
macy. % North Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15
at San Augustine Hotel

OF San Augustine hOaSA
lhurch Street Entrance
No. -
FM 'iicd Without Pain by Electricity.
|oson, Arizona, March 9, 1902.
Cray & Smith extracted three
Tor ne today. using their vital
|d'r There was no pain or Ill ef-
al all. And really better after
OFIore the operation.
Is great opportunity for the
r OF Tucson.
JAMES FRASER.
|Son, arizona, March 8, 1902.
Ea'e taken Drs. Gray IL Smiths
|,led ar and had two t-cth ex-
N There was no pain at all:
uost heartily recommend this
|eS meiu9d to all having bad
]. L. POWELL,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

e. a. JAMES
TEACHER OF
Voice Culture.
Sight Singing, Piano,
Violin, Cornet, Guitar, Mandolin
and Orchestra Instruments.
Dr. William Mason Touch and Technic
Lebert Il Stark "
Taught for Artistic Piano Playing.
Studio SO Council ST.
TUCSON. ARE[.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

FOR SALE-$325.0 100 restaurant wen
established; good opportunity for
man and wife. Present owners will
leave city. Address c. s., Citizen Of
hce. J-131
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-15

FOR SALE CHEAp--Large cabinet
with glass doors. Suitable for sta
tionery cabinet or for use In a store
Inquire at this Office.