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The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

II Secretary Moody succeeds in send
ing some naval officers to sea, Attorney
General Knox rips up few trusts, and
Secretary Root forces our soldiers to
stop talking through their hats, the
administration will have something
substantial to offer the voters this
year
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
why Tennyson wrote No Letters.

Tennyson once told Sir Henry Tay-
lor that he thanked God Almighty
with his whole heart and soul that he
knew nothing and that the world knew
nothing of Shakespeare but Ais writ
ings and that he knew nothing Of Jane
Austen and that there were no letters
preserved either of Shakespeare or of
Jane Austen; that they, in fact, had
not been ripped open. like pigs"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

The Denver News is inclined to jibe
at what the Republican campaign text
book doesn't say. THAT'S too much
like throwing a rubber ball at padded
hole. Better aim squareIy at what
it does say that isn't so.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
If One Could Reach the Rainbow

Many improbable and impossible
things would happen il you could only
get in reach of ''the rainbow" The
little Turk is TOLD that if he would have
a silver head, with gold teeth and ruby
eyes, he has but to touch the orange
stripe. In Greece they say that the
person so unfortunate as to stumble
over the end of the bow will have his
81 her sex Immediately changed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

Testament might we'll be printed in
the columns which some of our con-
temporaries, the St, Louis Republic for
instance have dedicated to Poems
You Ought to Know but we think
there will be no favorable response
from the missionary bodies to our Chi
cago contemporary suggestion.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
H'iHnR Enr RnNineSh

Pa-Has that young man who has
been calling on you rather frequently
of late any steady occupation?
Daughter-Oh, yes pa. He's trav-
cling man.
Pa-Indeed! Wen, please tell him
when he calls again Id like to have
him attend strictly to business when
the clock strikes 10 Richmond Dis
patch.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

When Senator Foraker talks Of
"fickering flames" he doubtless has his
distinguished colleague in mind. But
then. it has doubtless been observed,
Mr.. Hanna was never much of a flick
erer in politics
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

AS we understand President Roose-
velt's announcement, he will make Re-
publican speeches during his journey
about the country, but they are to be
of a non-partisan character.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
Where Her Homes centercd.

81 have surprise In store for you,
dear" he said. seating himself at the
supper table.
"Well, darling, hope it's millinery
store" she responded quickly.-Chica-
20 News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

Nearly every person you meet is look
ing for encouragement" but the most
successful men have found it neccs-
sary to encourage themselves.-Atchi-
son Globe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25

We think it will be quite safe to
assume, in view of President Roose-
velt's reference to the Philippines in
his Hartford speech, that ex-Speaker
Tom Reed will not make any cam
paign speeches this year.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
And They Are Obexed.

AMW IVY MIC WHY VNHs
What are unwritten laws, paW
"Your mothers, my son; she always
speaks them. New York Press.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-25
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

John Scott of Arkansaw. Don't
shoot, Capn Scott" said the coon, 'I'll
come down.
We trust Editor Weedin will en-
brace the earliest opportunity to set
the coon and Captain John Scott right.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Iron Beds in the February Sale.

One very heavy bed heavy casors feet inches; finished in ivory and gold former price S5OOO reduced 24.0O
 very handsome bed porcelain finish bue trimmed in gold and brass; former price S3.50 now 27.50
 Extra heavy bed with heavy mounts ivory with gold trimmings; feet inches; former price S40.00, now 5000
 Very handsome heavy bed very heavy castings hand painted pannes and foot board full size former SOO
 EoUU
 Extra built castings one-td of head and board brass balance finished with ivory and god former price 500
 LOsf0 elaborate beds large des with jet and god former price S2o50 20O0
 Extra bed heavy castings finished porceanbue and gold; 4 feet inches former price s25.OO, 20.0O
 Extra heavy bed heavy castings, finished bue white and gold, former price S25. CO., 20uO
 One prettest and best selling beds and head board spndles, very strongly made, finished ivory gold full size inches; former price S2o00 20O0
 One finished ivory and gold heavy brass scroo former price S3L75, 22.0O
 Entirely design finished in dead black and gold heavy castings inches Regular price S2OOO now t5OO
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

Black Sateen Petticoats, good
 width. flounce around bottom, original price 59c; now 35e
 Black Sateen Petticoats, good width. fiounce around bottom, with rows of ruching; original price 75c; now soc
 Black Brilliantine. ruffie around bottom. good width; original price 9Sc; now 65c
 Black Shadow Silk Petticoat. knee fiounce of accordion pleating headed with full pretty ruch and finished at bottom with full ruffle. This is one of the most effective styles in stock; original price $500: now 300
 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats, knee fiounce, hemstitched ruffle around bottom to match,
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
In the Mattings Department.

Jointless heavier China Mat ting at 2Oc Jointless very heavy China Mating at 25c Fancy Carpet effects in the Japanese Mattings. beautiful
 colorings, l7 l-2c, 22 l-2c, 25e High grade novelties for which the Japanese are noted-Mat- tings that cannot be bought for less than o5c any place-Here
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

We are the only direct importers of China and Japanese mattings in the whole State, and as such can show you the greatest assortment. Here.you can buy Mattings as low as our so-called competitors pay for them.
 Our special prices on new fresh goods:
 China Mating as low as lOc
 JointlesS heavy China Mat
 ting at l5c
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

Infant Long Skirt, deep ruffle of nainsook embroidery. headed with cluster of small tucks; regular price 1.oS, now
 Infant Long Skirt, good quality of nainsook, deep hem with one row of hem stitching with two clusters of small tucks above; former price 7sc; now 6Oo
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Biz Cut in Waists.

If you need waist you will never get as good a chance to get so choice waists as this, for so little money.
 Here are Taffetas and Peau de Soie all the very best styles. Some of these always sold as high as $7.5o; most of them were originally $500 and $6.Oo-The uniform price is now S3.o5.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Let St. Valentines Day Pass UnObseryed and There
 Will be Trouble ;a Gs 5;:;. LOVEMAN S ';; ; E: ;;;;,. s;;; $; JOSEPH X LOEB. Suits Reduced to S0.95.

Some time ago we told of reduction in price. of all of our tailor made suits in the new effects Some of these suits are worth $I8.5o the smallest priced suit in the lot was SI2.95 now your pick for S9.o5
 And then here are Raglans and Jackets the latter 27 inches long all wool Kersey, lined with the fines quality satin. Good choice of colors, worth $I 1000 andS I I8.oo the uniform price is now $9.05.
 At the same price AZ inches long, here $Io.5o coats at S9.95
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Infant=Wear Department.

Infant Slips-best quality of nainsook, pointed yoke in front composed of narrow bands of inserting, square back with clusters of small tucks; all around yoke, front and back, is four-inch ruffle of nainsook and embroidery. Former price S2.5O; now l.25
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
The February Furniture Sale.

To tell of all the Furniture in the February sale would entail pages---t ---three-fifths of the Furniture here is affected. Some with prices cut a fourth, some cut a third. All the Fur nture in this sale is up to our regular stook--- much of it IS regular stock; so the saving here is safe---never anything cheap to the point of 
 As special nducement are offering an $185O pure black curled hair mattress purchased for this sae full forty pounds covered in the finest grade of tick ing absolutely worth $1850 This mattress is not to be compared with any cheap mattress that is the ket for the hair that used in this mattress the very best short curled har-The price is SIS
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Boys Suits Cheap.

The suits advertised for past week S250 and S g like cakes The big stacks have dwnded down. added suits from regular stock where sizes broken Suits at 2.50-worth $3.50 to $500.
 Suits at i.59-worth S2.00 to $500
 Sizes 8 to 15 years.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

complete lines at
 3Oo, 35G, A0c and 500 We have a few Rugs, slightly soiled, which we have marked at special low prices to sell them quickly-Different sizes and kinds. Come and see them.
 We are selling agents for Joseph -.Wilds' celebrated Linoleums, and are offering their lines at special low prices during this sate. Linoleums from soc up.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

finished off with velv Ieen bind ing around bottom; original price S6.98; now 4.e5
 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats, with two 6-inch accordion pleated fiounce, with ruffle at bot tom of each; original price S7.00: now $50
 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats. good quality taffeta, with graduated accordion pleated fiounce finished at bottom with pretty full ruch and dust ruf1e, and good width; original price $7.50; now 6.50
 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats, knee flounce tucked up and down, flared at bottom, tucked ruffle around bottom This is a very pretty style; original price s11.9S; now $50
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Embroidery and Yelling.

full line of embroidery 2 lengths iron 12 inches yard at half price.
 White alover lace IS inch Wide and 75c quality 39c full line of dress trimmings in pearl and pasmentre in length 2 yards; qualities that sold from 49c White and black yelling dotted and pa 25 and quality at 9c
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Bows 75C Knee Pants soc.

65 pairs Knee Pans awoo Chevios and Casmeres, dark mixtures and plaid effects substantially madeevey stayed They all have the patent excelsior waist band Handnshed holes all sizes to 6 years of them worth 75c and 85c Your choice only 500
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

SaIes of White Crochet Bed Spreads last week were tremend- ous. This week we place on sale, beginning Monday. genuine Mar seilles Spread. the well-known brand, Kensington, worth $2.50. at
 1.69 We have purchased another lot of short lengths Table Linen; we will put them on our Remnant
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

Counter of Table Damask. Lengths of yards, 21a yards, yards, 31s yards, at about half their value.
 75 dozen Huck Towels. red bor- der, 19x38 size, 15c quality, only, apiece, 10c
 1 case of Irish Huckaback Towering Crash, 25 yards to each piece the Huckaback Crashes are worth 6c per yard; Monday only, per 25 yards, 100
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Special Sale in the Carpet Dept.

Tomorrow begins here special sale of Carpets, Rugs, Matings Upholstery Goods Lace Curtains and Potiers
 The price every instance much less than the goods originally goods themselves perfect to quality and have been reduced in price because the lots small or because there but few styles of kind
 This sale will be in progress all the present week.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Some Specials in PettiCOatS.

Pettcoats in sateen silk at less than original prices. In some instances because the goods od the stock is large But there is fault of any kind tell it you You buy nothing under false coors here Anyhow here bond that guarantees SatlSfaction4Our back for +baa
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Wash Good Bargains.

We have 50 pieces of dpercae left from the Winter season close them out at Sc vd They worth 10c.
 Any of our dark caicoe standard print at 2c they 6
 Our French Fannels in Persian designs getting day. still you have pretty good selection 49c yd Regular price 75c and S5c.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
The Opening of New Goods.

Every day showing goods in department or another If you want to keep up with the styles will be necessary for you here regularly and oAnd lockers here welcome buyers. Looking here beges buying Here 5000 yards of beautiful English Nansook 3o inches wide excellent in quaty having soft finish This purchase made in short lengths from yards The goods ordinarily yard but because they they about hal---8 I-2c.
 Here other goodsWe glad to show then Note the moderate prices for material and styles that weeks ahead of the
 O a Kat cand
  at al al
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

45-inch Whipcord, excellent for tailor-made skirts; regular price $1.00. Special at 4 75e
 56-inch Skirtings, light gray. medium and dark gray and cas- tor; require no linings; value $1.00. Special at 75c
 A big line of Venetians, 54 inches wide, leading shades. This is a special drive 75c
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Some Money Savers in Linen Goods.

TOmorToW place sale four attfactVe things m h{ linen department. $250 bed spreads for S169 Sc HucI towels for 0c. Remnant table linen at about one-half In towelng crash about 50 per cent less than usual
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

 SIPS Dobson's Imperial Velvet Carpets, borders. halls and staits to match--All worsted face Elegant patterns-Sold by many dealers at Sl.5O, here ISc SIPS Administer Carpets, soft pretty eolorings for parlors and libraries-to close this lot, 0So All our Hartford Administers, some with and some without borders-never sold for less than Sl.50 per yard-all to close at, per yard, S6c
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
In the Carpet Department.

Special sale to close out odd lots at prices that will move them quickly
 The
 40c lngrain Carpets. bright pat terms, at 25c soc Union Ingrain Carpets, bright patterns, at 29c 60c All Wool Filled lngrain, ex- cellent patterns, at 39c 65c All Wool Ingrains, good heavy goods 49c 75c All Wool Ingrain-this is special heavy weave and
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

A fine all-wool Poplin, excellent shades, AZ inches wide; regular nrice S1OO. Special 75c
 Ettamines in the new spring shades, green, old rose, royal blue, navy blue, dark gray; A inches wide. Special at 75c
 45-inch Egyptian Albatross, spring shades; regular price S9c. Special at 75c
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

Three Hundred Golden Oak Taberetts made of selected sawed oak, hand polished; extra value at SIPS, for
The age-herald., 1902-02-09

there is none better--at 5So 65c Tapestry, all wool face, for halls and rooms, at 3Sc 75c Tapestry Brussels, all wool face, borders, halls and stairs to match, good patterns, at 4Sc 85c Tapestry Brussels, all wool face, borders, halls and stairs to match, good patterns, at 5Sc o5c Tapestry Brussels, all wool face. borders, halls and stairs to match-will wear as good as Body BruSsels-none bet ter made-at 6SC
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
Special Selling of COlOred Dress Goods a

We have gone over coored dress goods stock and have picked out desirable all wool coored dress goods worth 85c SIPS and marked them at the uniform price ot 75c.
 The reason of this is not for want of style or lack of uuaty-theloW prices have been put where the lots small. ~
 In this sale are Popins, Ettemnes, Abatross, Whip Cords and VeneanS.
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
All the Popular Sheet Music Received as Soon as Pub.
 liShed and Sold at Cut Prices.

The three greatest instrumental hits of the day. played by Sousa's Band"Creo Beles, twoep;Apnl Smies waltz and "Syncopated Rags two-step sale Our Price--only 23c each. following area the O HAREM" ORn: LAUGH"
 
 PLAYS FRANCE" voca Our Pnce-ony 23c each. Rip Van Wrinkle Lucky Man All published at soc each Vocal "Du Bany's" watzes
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
New Umbrella Stands Cheap.
New Things in Wash Waists.

waistWe glad indeed 0 you look these To Sell Furniture at less than competitors progressveness undersel them by fifth of their price, emphasizes ad vanced position to sell twice as much and sell it at third less than other stOres-what shall we
 say? The talow dip and the electric
 light is no greater contrast
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
A Lot of New Cuspad0res.

p sdeO or eioign s
The age-herald., 1902-02-09
New Jardinieres; The Empire.

VtW ETpTe The the nbe found here n three The sever oh d The min nch eta
  ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
HELD UP IN
HIS OWN ROOM
Exciting Experience Of a Telephone
Collector

A ). Ayerst. a collector ~ the sun
set Telephnns Co, who lives AZ 30
Eastiake avenue. reported SECULAR
experiences with two burglars. O. the
police this morning Tho intrudrra
tao masked men. woke Dir. Ayvrpi
AZ an cxtremslY early hour this
morning. and held him up In his own
ROOM The thieves were told 20
leave the house. but before they went
they stole a Knli wAfch and chain
befnnRtng tn Mr.. AyerAt.
The burglars entered the hoawS by
rear aoor which had been left un-
locked. Mr. AysrHt. who sleeps or
the first noor. heard them come IN,
and just as they appeared ~ thc
door 81 hia room he jumped out 81
bed and attempted 10 scare them OF
BY iutlmatiaE he had gun. The
burglars were not To be bafred that
easily. however. and one OF them.
a no carried a dark lantern and a
revolver. backed Ayerst into a cor
nsr and compelled him 10 stand there
while the other burglar searched the
room. The watch and chain were
taken from under the pillow % the
bed. After securing the timspieCe.
the intFuderu told Ar. Aysrst 20 20
to bed. and babe him good morn
ing. They then made their exit az
they came IN. and escaped The po-
lice were notified ths morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
BURGLAR
IN A SAFE
Capt. Brown Has a Fearful
Struggle With Intruder

The employees ~ the city treasur.
rr'n ONCE this morning perpetrated
Joke upon one ~ the cashiers IN the
Office. A dummy waa made. frews
81 In mans clothes and wearing
black mask. This object was pat
IN between the Inner and outer doors
- the vault when capt. Brown
wrut 20 open the vaults Tits morn
ing. the other members Of the once
force atood round and waited. AZ
ter a minute or two he got the com
binatlon lock uufahtsned and pull the
door open. The appaFition wlthin.
not being securely propped up. fell
out towards Capt. Brown. In the
semi darkness he wac not SURE what
u was. but threw up his hands and
tackled u. lie had visions - a dar-
Ing hnidup and an attempt 90 rob
The city 81 is hard earned cash The
laughter - the cirrka around Hnon
brought Capt, Brown 70 the realiE-
alton % tho fact that he was the viz
time % an April J Joke. He merely
gave them a look which meant vol
ufncs and walked 90 hts desk NUT
tering about April Fool day being
well suited 90 some people 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
A HANDSOME
RESIDENCE
0iher Building Permits Taken Out
Today

Winfield u. Smith. an attorney %
this city. this morning took out a
permit for the erection OF 81. 00s
residence o.; the corner Of Summit
avenue and JniverHlty streei. II
VII be a double house. two stories
In height with a basement ". -.
kimbRll u the ARCHITECT and II. j.
Allan II the contractor ia charge Of
the work
other building permits issued to-
day were 10 Paul b. Hynsr foT a
two-Etory frame house At 5is Six
teenth avenue. to cost 81 800. 20 J.
H. Eicook for a ane-story addition
az Ell Pontlua avenue. TO cost $500
to u " Kent for two-atory frame
at s0f Fifteenth avenue norxh. TO
cost s.. 500. 90 , T.. jenkins for
two-story frame a. 1913 second av-
snue west. 20 cost 81 500. to G. e.
Phillips for two two.story frames AT
1870 Fourteenth avenue. 10 cost
s.. $50. 60 r. n 9humwny for one
story frame az 1918 East Alder street.
TO cost 81 00o. 10 A. p Bailey for
! y story frame at 100 Harvard av-
cnue north. TO cost o. 500. 70 william
Mcdonald for a two-atory frame at
$40 Thirty-siKth avenue. TO cost
a 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
BUILDING
PERMITS
IN MARCH
Labor Troubles Caused Last Month
10 FAIL Behind

The report Of the building inspector
for the month Of March was issued
today The total does not come up
to that of last month. or the cor
responding month last year. This r.
explained by the fact that tho labor
troubles prevented great deal OF
contemplated building. The total
figures for March were A52 900, while
in February they were S6s9.s23. In
March. 1901. the top notch for Scat
tie VAS reached, the building permits
taken out amounting TO tl26 iN. In
March, 1900. they were Slgl,025.
It Is thought that April win prove
the banner month Of Scattle's pros
perity Ia this direction. Since the
settlement OF all but one or two OF
the strikes has como about the mum
Der OF permits Issued has greatly
Increased. In the last two or three
days Of March and today the clerks
IN the building inspectors office
have been very busy. For that rea-
son they state that April viii be a
record month.
The tabuiated list of permits Is
sued last month is as follows. Al
terations 81. value tl3.025 moves %.
one-story frame houses $50. value
value 80, $50. repairs 81, value &l3.ls2.
one story frame houses $50, value
fsb. s75: IA -story frames 10. value
$50 .223. two-story frames O., value
ti72s7b. three-atory frames l., value
tl2, 900. one-story iron buildings 2.
value 1926; onc-gtory brick |, value
sa00. two-story brick I. value $4,000
three-story brick 3, value $4,000,
foundations rs. value S9i25; mlacel-
laneous Gs. value fl2.0i4; total num-
Der Of permlts b36. valued ~ glb2. 0Q1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
MUST keep
anna HOME
Miss Moe Is Not the Innocent
She Pretends 10 Be

The parents of Anna y. Moe. OF
kiisap county. have been admonish,
ed BY Justice Cam 20 keep their
daughter by their own nre- side. and
not permit her 10 wander around be.
low the dead line. doing the maiden
all forlorn act"
s. soskin was arrested last week BY
Patrolman Hubbard. on the charge
% attempting 70 assault II year old
Anna He was acquitted yesterday
Afternoon, when Anna. on being
questioned. said that she had several
times Represented herself to b Of
legal age, and visited questionable
resorts below Ysslsr way. The court
sxonsrAted soaklu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
DISCUSS
THE CLEO
Senate Continues the
Long-Drawn Debate

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April l.
Heitfcld. OF Idaho, addressed the
senate today In opposition 10 the
oieomsrgarine bill.
In the course Of the debate which
followed Dillingham;, OF Vermont
called attention 20 the importance
Of the proposed oleomargarine bill
by saying that the industry must not
be undereatimated. nor the consum-
ers deceived as TO the amount OF
oleomRrEarine produced. lie said
The number OF olcomArgarine
factories IN the United States IL only
"a. but their annual output sells FOR
more than $40. 900. 900. There 20 into
Il $4,000 900 pounds OF milk and
cream. 49, 600 600 pounds OF beef fat
cleo. ~ 900 600 pounds OF neutral lard
and 1900, 900 pounds Of cottonsecd
oil.
The amount 81 oleomargarine
made IN the Netherlands Is greater.
and that made IN Germany double
that produced In the United states
with these points In view the far
mer needs and must have protection
against spurious butter"
In the House
The best sugar Republicans In the
house have decided To make a fight
against the Cuban reciprocity bill on
the floor OF the house. but will not
endeavor To amend the bill. They
will contend themselves by explain
ing their position and voting against
the bill.
Enough Democrats are ready to
support the measure To secure it's
passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
|BH BARNEY THE BULL"
WT in AN AMBULANCE
College Mletes Protect Polls in ChicaQo's
Municipal Election

CHICAGO xsrl l-yotsrs In Chi
az kasfsas ballots for 30 mem
- x ~ cry eoanclI today,
s'hrnF . . else ose Of the uaost
..s..sss asssra&alc campaigns o.
1f<i litter warfare has been
- - y flsaa government organ
s'ss against the so-called ganG
-.s'1.ss szriie1lar attention hav-
. - Pad 10 '.BAthhouse John"
So sko now represents the
80 $50 knd toughest ward In the
csilsgs Athistss
= q ihs neTsl features Of today's
- pa been introduced by the
-. - q the case, In the en-
~. sai q college athletes. Both
- sesn "a opposed By David
: pfominsnt and popular
=. slfinsss man. represent
az and order movemsnt.
= ss Een rallied to ne stan
= - % prevent fraud, divided
= . ~ I'd and posted them