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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

Coarse twist or saddlers' silk is used
this season TO make French knots
down sides Of the bodice front and the
panels Of the skirt, or the tiny bands
Of an evening bolero or to form lattice.
work or brler stitching on yokes and
undersleeves.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

Flowers of all kinds are to be seen
more and more in jewelry and every
thing \ very pretty long flower
brooch has the full-blown blossom. the
five petals oval opals. with diamond
in the centre. and the leaves and bud
of small pearls.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25
Draw-string Chain Bags.

Draw-strinG chain bags. large or
small. introduced tentatively last sea
son, have much increased their vogue.
They are very handsome and are fire.
quently further enriched with fringe
of gold balls or pearls.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

II you wear stole OF run or boa
II swansdown. fur or chiffon, you are
expected TO carry Ia your hand nun
match, An aeriallooklng muf may
'eem ridiculous, but nany OF these
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

Don't put on your far-of glasses hunting
lions in the way.
Don't go probing round for troubles just
ignore them day by day.
Don't 20 signing Yes, It's pleasant Just
at present, but-ah mel
There's the sorrow of to.morrow--wherc
will all our sunshine bey'
ff the worst is in the future and has been
there all the while.
We can keep it there by laughing till We
make the others smile.
Ii the worst is in the future, let il stay
there; for we know
That to-morrow's always threatening TO
bring us s0.and so,
But tomorrow with its sorrow never
comes within our gaze.
For all time is lust a pageant ot these
busy o.d to-dayS
Let the worst stay in the future where It
has been, all the whilel
We can keep II there bv laughing till the
others start to smile
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25
The Modish Moomstone.

The moonstone is quite In the as
cendant again. and figures In buttona
and sleeve links among other things.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

woman's "Moute Carlo" Coat.
Monte Carlo" coats of cloth, silk
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25
LAUGH 1T AWAY.

When we look toward the sunset In The
gorgeous afterglow
Let us thank the blessed Father ior the
things we do not know,
let us thank Him with all fervency that
He has never sent
ANY burden quite unbearab,e; that while
our backs have bent
Underneath the load, we've had His arms
about Us all the while
Let us laugh away the trouble though our
eyes are dimmed with tears;
Let us laugh away our troubles though our
eyes are dimmed with tears,
Let US laugh away the heartaches aud the
worries and the fears;
just "be good and youll be happy ii
you're happy. you'll be good;
For the rules so douhle-acting that its
seldom understood
o. there is no future coming with a LOT OF
trouble in
We can fight it OFF by laughing till the
others start 10 grin
s. w Gillian, in Los Angeles Herald.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

lection when desired. The sleeves are
bell shaped aud slasl'ad at the outside,
SO allowing the full ones OF the waist
to be worn beneath without injury.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size IS Ave and ONE
fourth yards twenty-one Inches wide.
or two and tbrce.eIehth yards 'iifty'
two inches vide.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

half yards twenty-one inches wide. or
sne and One-half yards f0rty-four
inches wide for under bodice aud un-
ler-sleeVes
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-25

New York City.--Fancy waists with
boleros are always becoming TO we'll
proportloned and slender figures. and
are among the favorltes OF the sea
Evening star., 1902-02-27
STUDENTS IN DEBATE
Election of United States Senators bv
the People Discussed.

The Georgetown University School of Law
held its second debate last evening at the
CASTOR Memorial Hall Of the university,
the place being prettily decorated for the
occasion. A large number of people were
present to listen to the subject to be dis
cussed. that "The senator's of the United
States be elected by direct vote Of the
people"
r. A. Grau Of Wisconsin, president of the
debating society. was chairman, and after
few Introductory remarks the affirmative
side OF he question was opened by VIM. NJ
Bride of the District of Columbia. His col
league was John Anthony Benneimitz of
Nebraska. while the negative side was up
held by Richard Lee Edwards of Texas and
Alexander 1. Rurke of Massachusetts, Sew
eral hours were consumed in the debate
and the program intervening, the George
town University Quartet and Mandolin
clubs rendering popular selections.
The judges were Justice Edward D. White
Of the United States Supreme Court, Rear
Admiral John C. Watson, u. g. N, and
Capt George G. Reid of the United States
Marine Corps. The Judges held q cOnsulta-
tion after the close Of the debate, and sub
seQuentiy reported. awarding the decision to
the negative, though compiimentfng the at
firmative on the skill displayed In the han
ding of the subject. Representative VIII
liam Sulzer Of New York. an exponent or
the idea of senatorial elections BY direct
vote Of the people. was an attentive iis-
tener to the debate
Evening star., 1902-02-27
Boyd's and Vicinity.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
BOYD'S Md, February 26, 1902.
Numerous petitions are being circulated
in this county in reference to the present
local option law. One petition Is pelng CIR
culated by the Anti-Saloon League asking
that an amendment be added to the pres
ent lscal option law. and one by some OF
the citizens asking for a re-su omission OF
IN. question to the voters and taxpayers
of the county. - s
Train No. 8, Chicago and Washington,
Baltimore and New York express, is lying
still at Sir Johns Run, behind the waters
from the Potomac, whicH has covered the
tracks to a depth -of about three Feet. anq
In reported still rising nine inches an hour.
Most of the Ice is out of the rivers. Al
Evening star., 1902-02-27

faced the singing chorua Of the society
under the leadership Of their director, Julius
Lorens. The chorus promptly broke forth
into an inspiring song called der Tod ten
des ntes," written in commemoration OF
iites sunk some years ago, in which a score
Of German sailors lost their lives.
After an intermission for refreshments
Prince Henry, who had been greatly pleased
with the singing. listened to the rendition
~ another German song by the chorus. He
again showed his appreciation Of their eff
forts by asking Leader Lorens, II he was
not tiring the singers. to kindly oblige him
with another song, which request was read
ily complied with.
Evening star., 1902-02-27

small gorge has formed at the aqueduct at
Dickersons, and is backing the waters up
the Monocacy for some distance and out
Of the banks. The / otomac is also fore
ing the Monocacy back and out Of its
banks.
Mr. D, H. Everhart, who for number
of years has been station agent at Wash
ington Grove for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, has resigned his position and ac-
cepted a similar post with the Chesapeake
Beach railway as agent at Upper MARI
boro', Nd He will be succeeded at Wash
ington Grove by ar. J. F. Lillard OF
GAINESVILLE.
Evening star., 1902-02-27
After 30 Years.

Thos. f. WO SIS nth ST.. Sacramento. CAL:
Zone 90 cent box Of Pyramid Pile Cure perma-
nently cured me Of piles. For 80 years suffered; ;
underwent q frightful operation, nearly died but
failed to cure. was unable to walk when tried
Pyramid Pile Cure. The hrst application relieved
me-" All Druggists sell 1t. Quickly cures every
form Of piles. Book free BY mall. Pyramid Drug
o., Marshall, Mich 1sZI, I,~h1
Evening star., 1902-02-27

@AaD sienasurs n on every bog q the ssAu'ee
- Laxative BfQmo Quinlne r.sa.e-
) ~ uasay taat eages Q ooeo - 80 oe9
Evening star., 1902-02-27
A Similar Case Recalled.

The decoy-letter plan was used to secure
the arrest Of Herbert H. Warren, the car
rier arrested about two months ago by In
spector Owings. The plan was partly un-
successful In his case, and 1t was found
necessary to change the charge against him
from robbing the mails to that Of OBTAINING
and delaying the mail. Warren was bound
over to the grand jury under bond of 81 900,
and is awaiting action. When seen this
morning he stated he had not been dis
missed from the service. and that he and
his attorneys are confident that even should
the grand jury indict him he will be ac-
quilted in the trial
Evening star., 1902-02-27

sincere thanks Tor this hearty reception. 1t
fills me with 10y to see that all German So
cieties OF New York city have participated
in this ovation which do not take as ten
dered TO me, but to my brother. his ajesty
the German emperor; my high sovereign.
.Gentlemen most Of you are citizens Of
this splendid country, the United States.
From your old fatherland you have brought
over here a cartatnt sense Of duty which
has. undoubtedly. to large extent, helped
YOU to the success you have attained as
citizens Of this country. 1t is my wish that
YOU may, as citizeHe Of this splendid coun-
iry adhere to the same sense Of duty which
act,,ates your brethren in the old country"
The imperiaEHRftE were then escorted to
tho heautffullr-dee8Tatet balcony Of the
cIub. where they were joined by Mayor
Low. Admirals Won Tirpitz and Won Bau-
dissin Ambassador Won Holfeben, Consul
General Buenz Admiral Evans and DR..
W.yIand The procession, which had
at arted Immediately, commanded the atten-
tion of the prince, who seemed immensely
nIeased and impressed with the spectacle.
toward the close Of the proce cession the
prince was greeted by a delegation OF Co
iumbia College students on the street, who
rave their college yell several times.
Witnesses the Parade.
The parade started at 6:36 pm. from I'D
s,reet where were assembled the veterans
of the Franeo-Prussian war Of 1871. There
were about 6,O0O men in line. Throughout
the line OF march the sidewalks were
thronsed with cheering spectators, the
greatest crowd being in the vicinity Of the
club. After the passing OF the procession
the prince re-entered the big hall, where he
Evening star., 1902-02-27
PRINCE SEES A PARADE.
Also Attends Reception at Arion So
ciety's Hall.

A dispatch from New York last night
says: From the luncheon given by the
captains of industry Prince Henry, pre-
ceded by mounted police who cleared 9th
avenue of all vehicles, sending them into
the side streets, was driven to the impe-
rial yacht HohenZollern. After a two
hours stay the prince. accompanied by his
miral Evans. was driven to the Arion So
ciety Hall. there to review the torchlight
procession of the German societies He
was escorted by Troop of Brooklyn and
mounted police
The prince entered the main entrance of
the AriOn Society's hall on Park avenue
accompanied by Ambassador Won Holleben.
Vice Admiral Won TirpitZ, Admiral Count
Won Baudissin. Admiral Evans Col. Theo-
dOre A. Bingham, Adjutant General Cor
bin, Commander COwieS and Assist ant
Secretary of State Hill There he was met
by committee of the club. headed by
President Frank Won BriSSen. who extend
ed a cordial welcome. Prince Henry re-
piled briefly in German that 1t gave him
great pleasure to find himself in the house
of a German society and to be afforded the
opportunity of witnessing the parade of
the German societies from it's balcony.
Presented With an Album.
The prince was then escorted to the
large hall upstairs, where he was greeted
by DR. Louis Weyland and the committee
Of the German American societies, who
presented to him "A handsome album. In
returning thanks, the prince said:
"Mr President Allow fe to express nv
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

Michael Oil came up from Wilcox
on a short bushes trip last evening,
He returned home on No. 10 this morn
ing.
+ DR.. Patton. Of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
was taken aboard No. 10 this morning,
bound for home, He was accom-
panied by his brother.
William Meyer and Harvey Cook
came in on the stage from Oracle last
night.
p. r. Johnson of Nogales is in the
city for few days.
Mrs. Jennie S. Richardson, mother
OF Mrs. Walter Buehring, will leave
this evening for her home in Los
Angeles. She has spent the last two
winters in Tucson.
William g. Addy. Chinese inspector
at Nogales, arrived on the Burro this
morning.
james Hoatson, prominent mining
man OF Calumet, Michigan. came in
from the south this morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
Stdtudru Tor the ElkS
Work OF Local Artist

II Is an old saying that we are for
gotten as soon as We are dead. Few
classes there are in the world who re-
tain the memory OF the dead.
There Is one organization in the
United States, however of which this
can not be said. The Elks, OF all fra
ternal orders, cherish the memory Of
their departed brethren sacredly. 1t
might be said. once an Elk. always an
Elk, living or dead. This order has
set aside special day of the year TO
honor rs dead Special services are
given on that day by every lodge Of
Elks In the country. II is custom OF
the otder and certainly most sugges-
tive and beautiful one.
This particular feature OF the or
ganization Is brought home 10 Tucson
very !orcibly The members OF the To-
cal lodge have decided TO erect q me-
mortal 10 It's dead In the club house on
court street. The memorial will be
erected in the shape Of an appropriate
life-Slzed figure In assembly hall.
When completed il wiu be one OF the
most beautiful and artistic pieces Of
sculpture in the city
A8&A&FF kssEkAsIs q ftF a ~ ttNt- WAH
engaged some time aeo 20 make
model wlieh would serve as an appro~
PIRATE memorial Ia the dead. He
alobs8e6 = figure n clay 81 6fst, bgt
cas- Il .afa plaster ot paris ia@t week.
aid 9Ftee9ted fi3e perfect H1odel to the
Es stg aans dorsU0H az 'Aesr meet
IT'S - Monday evening. The desiga
as az .axprat!on 70 fbe l2og
fHe,f hee 1val aH4 e aas aef 1pt
sf raaas .ate}v
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f8FEv t#e& aHai# 7a4 80
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So peyaE tr ~
p lty m1c eter re- tts ex@'-
No s#E@ r t a ar# &
hts tee es 9ae zee . st 5 ilt
19f~ arafre as she art'st
stase gsva3a v-- Fl. isa 1n the
4 nulY af ~3oe AT'@ e. }.#~e @Hr
45aH lEe hae ater#e& 49 us54 hteg4s
ja r8utf al fraIatfE tr psftI @lar
-Ine sna has befH eBnags-i In actual
aar1 FOR sewers &sb SIS t8.-ao wo5h
j. particularly f}ne aa; A@ ye"ns IA ae
p ,akspe Of a soHjn1or of 10 srpa'l IT,
au~n Ills ideas arr oristnal and
show the fsner sense of the hovH artist
lle has been . resident of Tucson fer
over q wear
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
Items OF the DdD
OF Personal Mention

& G. shea and wife came up from
%ogales on the Burro yesterday ior 4"
short stay.
& Is Kclly. the we'll known editor
of the Solomontiile Bulletin. was in
tAp elty today,
]. II Slaughter and family drove in
from the san BaTuadino ranch yester-
aa@ they are bound for California.
10 snend the Summer
Mrs Il. G. Capo and. son left last
evening for San Francisco 10 spend the
summer months.
II. \. siegfried left on No. 10 for the
east this morning.
Colonel ]. A. Zabriskie is in Tomb
stone on legal business today.%
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
ThG YaQHIs Still Active
Tucson B0U in Sonora

fati Aldridga who IS al qrt-a"t
taA5ae an outing and at fhe same jin
,uKa ing in linla MINING venture IN
SoUaFa. rites from San Marcia tQ
friend that there f. iier8hle eN
s,e,anIt attendant non lja s.e y
As1 section Of country. The Nalajs
Hfa hy no means suppresse aacor..Ig
To #l- report and are ,nr "fuu-
many depredations accom- panic! hv
not a little killing. Tbey travel bE
aisht In force sleeping ~ The 5iAv
;ime in decided contrast TO the Mex
lean troops, who sleep day and night,
and travel. when they travel at all, by
day.
Al3riage reports having seen Bert
Alyord aud Bravo Juan at San Mar
ciai They were drinking hca Il ana
raising much disturbance
AS, your groceryman for Force"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
IF \ MAN LIE TO YOU,

MI say some other saige, ointment,
9ut1on III or alleged healer Is as good
as E0t. lens Arnica Salve, tell him
th|ri" years Of marvellous cures sof
plies. burns, boils. corps, felons, ulcers.
cars, stalds, bruises and skin eruptions
proves it's the best and cheapest. 25c
At all druggists 4.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.
LEI THE CITIZEN FOLLOW YOU.

RrtIes leaving for the coast or other
@esorts for the summer moths can
have The Citizen mailed TO their adj
dress at the same price at which IL in
delivered by carrier. Leave address at
The Citizen business ONCE, corner
eknne avenue and Broadway, or tels-
ulone Main III.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
SPECIAL DCGGY SALE.

As ! wish to reduce nay stock OF bug
giles before move into my new store
on Congress street, any one desiring a.
buggy can save con2iGeraule money
hr giving na a eall
+. j, EII.i<AESCUSA,
40 South Meyer.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
by AT ROME.

Pease Novelty CO Win sa9e you
freight oG bpe writer's. slot machines
sna a'l kinds of automatic machines.
For sale or for rent, 2i2 North Meyers
str et Tucson AEjz Phone 22S1.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
Any PERSON

Taf5re auv attention or money to DO
suh Bali w5a re throwing their time
ano dtrpno~ ftto tte wind or worse.
CCMFRAL MINES AND DEyEI0P-
Mt&T &C.
rs ! i BURGESS President.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

tss6a sns efea :
IH~
wtH ae Aot.sft to USc.
tar @#Haa tai4 :Hf.
j aau su aas spy @hatso-
sEte
tJt3E$ G9l-IBACA
tataeea S5asa
~. HE sale au-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains
No. 8 and No. 10 were reported on
time.
The statement which appeared in
yesterdays paper of the forming of o
partnership between Charles +. Hof
and X. II. Manning was slightly eTro-
neocs. The two have fitted up an eie
CANT suite OF Offices in the Cameron
hlotk. adjoining The Citizen offic3. on
South Stone avenue, and will occ Ip.'
'hem together. but they have formed
NJ partnership. Mr.. Manning Will
continue in the conduct of the husiac css
he has been managing in the past,
while Mr.. Hoff will engage in a general
mining and real estate business.
Isador GoIdtree closed the doors Of
his saloon and cafe yesterday. SLACK
sra!e Is reported as the chief cause II
Is thought. however. that Mr. Goldtree
viii resume business in the fall.
The local Court of Foresters installed
new officers at last nights meeting.
The A. O. L. W. will install officers
tits evening.
The Tucson AerIe Of Eagles will hold
a -. selon this evening.
Bob Hennessy will leave for Bisbee
tomorrow evening to take up hts per
naaent residence in that city. He
has severed his connection with the
uI dtrtaking house In Tucson, and will
shortly open some fine pariors In Bis
bee. The business In this city will
hereafter be conducted hy John !.
Reilly. NF Hennessy has scores Of
friends in the old raieblo. who regret
Ia see him make the change, but al
wlsh him every success.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
Why is ROYAL
Baking Powder bet
ter than any other :?

Because in it's mammoth works a
corps of chemical experts is con
stantly employed to test every ingre-
dient and supervise every process of
manufacture to insure product alb
solutely pure, wholesome and perfect
in every respect.
The most wholesome food and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder.
soY4t BAKING rowots co. 100 WILLIAM ST. nrwvosk
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

tn safr Ernest qagd 7arv&f }eG1kss
eoo4s Is 3asas. design. al prices very
hrs. ii T. O. Capoa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
IhEl BALL PLAYERS
SWT MAINTAIN ACTIVITY

The management Of the Bisbee ball
team liz now planning a tour OF the
southwest for the champions. The
trip will probably begin the latter part
of this month and all towns between
Bisbce and FL paso Will be taken in.
The team will travel in q private car In
royal fashion The champions have
victories oyer Hnachnca. Tucson. Ca
nsnea and FL Paso To their credit
However Tucson would like very much
fo lac In i9dea ssn the itinerary. The
Bjabeestes efff have 10 show the Grays
onee f}pF~ Il they intend 10 call them
SCI ~ aampions.
M4ltqE4 VI paoc- has resigned the
aisa.nsY - de T'as0H Ciray> hsgtne
tasss& tace~aary "a ta 50 for bas.-
r.ezs reasons Numerous Important
tI@s sNairs hts a}tentIaD render
aant~ aso for hm 70 give the re-
Ha ,u tte Hae ua5 .3oaJ. g
asaeaHan ans Guereio arr
Hzrn&3ae - sa nea ca
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
HE Has ANS

TAe 1ts H.4 aa f'1Eh
uF sl1e yfls4r Z
1 3aF eFs1.rm J9fv
U"a w a aaeaa 6f
N} = 5a aeet-
tHa8 ~
g. AC5P& res@j9ent.
a. E3 % gsary
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

Some u0re interesting Hesrs leaked
out nf the Republican camp today II
appears that 'he Infants Republican
club has tsees, using tne nauaes of n taa'
party lcadars without th.sr Snu3iof
ard arprovai This fass hss as4Es.s
anufhsY 8is, crslaut mate fo fhe a.gaaas
4ss'mrlsesl noadtat Thg Jageaf
hafe fo &&la rF@ VS. eo}na weT ana
sntre appeats fa - re heft~F ~rav th#f
- lupFe@s par,y tesaers,
A who'e tfaluto@A nF estt'a nassa#
1hr3Ysh she yaats tg.a saoso1Gg. 4aa -
fer rs'.foFgis uatntA Th &ffe
gssckea vp }s .lsn i, n sa31fs eountry
Tbe Euesss ~ he s@m AaRzgvt 5o Eo-
tsi haYe jsesu al lrsaE SHe Ass g l'4a
ssraagagse "a ssse esa(nsse ug ghst ssaes-
}af-f fer the na8f w#ak \ ChG~f*@
%fnre IS located eB i.n Cbarea p@
srA tt l.,aHe rs tfassh tae s3s,sl haa
entA Bu e>te~este hssS tse@a :bat ae r
sfte3 tn wave fh& agT#n@gvV portion r
sa s7.a stsoss. 90 fssaEae sbe nFsh2@
zsis the Aeneat af h 1aha es1a ishes
, ralar gstsae ssmsa yard sr}ss
-eoa aud setnetguses q eusss1 Iarpau
rl4hi la t'se ps3,lie tbaTar sate a
aanee fhiua 9ba Nifess 1asT
n SGT 3o weU u laos ap ts 5ea
p,aea
The EgHs ae 1~efaTlHg - -
vu II h&5' Fea tisjss 1!tsss i -
aa41Ihe appearance s's~ aets ~ srsn@
fs present 5ak uAk8a}ss aua gaps 8 t2@s
gu l,.le nEpS 8fxd8 4 iak' eYeAt'IE ass
sss be esea se decorate th@ &aass "a
.4he fluh hcust TIE ctnhlfu s}I st
lsufYs4 t1a as@t7h clans t'sf t1Hrw4a
5sgtsaa. the Frtao.1 eapaltoFg tsfe ste
ASA txiaffua1pfa agsgi othsr asljak
.nf ore aro THEY VT! nste hfaa
gul tleenra' ions.
4 liz stttt entitled nats l.. HAS u
rs. George H. :slssoa eaz aea -
.ds4tfirt court today. The plalailG s
IN presented hv Mcsars Hereford
Ifiazead aud IL seeking - recover
Is. ssp damages. The esiit f. an ar
ltion bought on a Judgment feaste{'9 to
,sha plajntiK sn Illinois
The whole front was taken ogt ot
II eoruan's stationery store fodaF.
Extensive improvements are being
5rade in The building ard $500 worth
I'm ulate glass viii ts usrd in The row
front The building Will he a credit
Ito Congress street when the Improve
Iufents are completed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
FfyNEs AND 2gTNK@G.

<0Ile3. ReE4ee Ia> ea ne in stock Of
ias CHntra3 Niass @g8 Development
ra1fa5E. s a Ag.aona. !. D.
Fsa' aes8. Tres-G.l- com mUnicats
WITH tha n&5e~s eue3
JOSEPH BELL. >ss,es. arizona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

sN2 fa tfreh Hafas g'are~ Ate
s aw taa s3nest fsesg,avtef ar
t 04 Il EaEFx a@se importers.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

WANTDD-Good secondhand baby
buggy. Address II. " Citizen office.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

WANTED-Ciean rags; cents per
pound paid. delivered at The Citizen
Office.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
WANTS.

WAITER WANTED-At San Xavier
hotel. male or female. 221-226
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

''GjG e. r orc <.''
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09
FOR eAE.E.

rex Belr Eaos piano for
sas ea j. Can D. seen al 500 South
sa sgp 221-232