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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08
IF MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

What the prescription or what doc tor writes it, bring it here and it will De put together right. Drugs right, medicines right. prices right. Ebbs, the druggist coruer Broadway and Cherry streets.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08

lives, who possess some measure of refinement, to whom daily association with the vicious and depraved is the bitterest cruelty"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER.
 A full supply ce native turkeys, roasting chickens. broilers, fowl, ducks. squabs and geese, grouse and Guinea hens, celery, cranberries, let tuce, parsley, sweet potatoes, turnips, spinach. s. Bohl.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08
THE STAR CONFECTIONERY 60.

We manufacture our own candies fresh every day. A full line of choc- plates. bon bons, molasses candy, pea nut brittle and many other kinds. Our prices are very popular. Call and try our sweets, at ' Exchange place. l. C. Henderson, proprietor.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08

Perry Belmont went against Tam many just once too often. He was turned down yesterday and a republi- can elected in New York's seventh dis trict. The Hon Richard Croker's smile can be heard aii around Manhattan to- day.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08
ONE oF THE MOST IMPoRTANT

Articles in furnishing your house is the range. Some ranges are construct ed different from others. We carry the Crawford. !. See it. Benson Furni-
 iure Co, ISS-I90 South Main street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08
The Boston Cut Price Shoe Store has opened a
 branch here.
LOOK! LOOK

Cammeyer's S4.25 shoes, russet, Yici and enamel, for $2.69.
 First class box calf shoes, made to sell for $25O, our price $1.79.
 Boys shoes, from Il to 2, strictly waterproof. regular price SIPS, our price 9Sc.
 Extra nice Dongola misses shoe, button or lace, regular price $1.25. our price 99c.
 Ladies' box calf shoes, made on mems last, and made to sell for $500 our price $l.6Y.
 Ladies storm shoes, box calf, made to sell for $2.50, our price $1.69.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

SCHOOL NOTES.
memory.

The fall term of our school
will open Monday, Sept. s, 1902.
Pupils should not get their
books till school begins. First
get list from your tea cher,
then you will make no mistake
Students should, when possible,
commence the first day of
school. Coming in the second
Or third month, works a hard
ship on pupil and teacher.
Pupils, who must be absent from
school to work, should improve
their spare moments at home in
order to make up back work,
Much can be done along this
line if an effort is put forth
by the pupil. Many have &C
complished much by being care
ful OF their odd moments.
We anticipate a considerable
increase in attendance this year.
And we hope that the coming
year may be the best in the his
DRY of Canyon City school.
Let every patron and citizen
commence now to work and talk
or our school. No one wishes
to live in a town in which there
is little or no school interest.
Let students and patrons con-
tinue to assistin maintaining and
increasing the worth and influ-
ence of the Canyon City public
school.
A. Ernsberger, Principal.
ii t G a g {, means go to Coulter's
and get clean, that is get Il shave,
shampoo and bath,
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Monday, August 4th,s The
Fort Worth Stock Yards Com
pany entertained the editors of
Texas and the Territories. Our
space is too limited to give the
subject justice; suffice it to: say
they were enterta ined in the
manner that has made Fort
Worth famous as the most pro.
gressive city, in Texas. /. The
dinner was served by one of the
best caterers to be had, the at
tention shown the guests per-
feet, the speeches good, every
one of them. The ride to Hand
ley on the interurban was a de
lightful trip. The reception at
the Fort Worth Brewery will
long linger in memory. Some
excellent toasts were responded
to by prominent citizens both of
Fort Worth and Dallas. Col.
Holloway told both his "bar and
emigrant yarns" much of the
ice cold beverage was consumed
before the hosts departed and
one of the bright days in the
editors calendar had passed into
memory.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Where connection will be made with Train No 425 the A.
r. r. Ry We shall make endevor to this train
promptly above schedule but this guarantee
will do Shippers should file orders for least
three days before the date which they expect to load
The Fort Worth Denver City Co. will similar train
with train at Washburn midnight Monday
We will continue handle anoad shipments with
notice. any day of the week, suits shipper
Don A. Sweet, Traffic Manager.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

B. F. King last Saturday
bought fifty head of heifers from
A. G.. Moores for s12. so around.
Mr.. Moores was shipping them
to Kansas City, and they were
such a pretty bunch of white
faced beauties that Mr.. King
bought them and put them on
his ranch. Hall County Herald.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Mr.. Hugh Wansley is not do
ing so we'll now; in trying to
get into his invalids chair last
week he fell and was badly
shaken up and is still feeling
the effects of the fall.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Messrs j. A. Coffee and D. B.
Dodson of Hereford, have bought
survey No.45 block B5, from
Lair and Long, and willifocate
in Randall county. Price paid
was $50 per acre.
.nsrsdsnspsrsnsr.nsu.bs.n
Special Rates on Pecos Sys-
tenn and Southern Kan
sas of Texas Lines.
QUANAH FAIR.
Pecos System and Southern Kan
sas of Texas make rate OF One Fare
for the, Round Trip. Tickets on sale
on s. X. Of T. August Is to %, inclu-
sive; on Pecos System, August IL to
q inclusive. Final limit August &C.,
1902. 80
COLORADO TOURIST.
Greatly reduced rates Tor round
trip to Boulder, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad, Colo
RADIO. Tickets on sale daily until
3Oth,, final limit October
81, 1902. Stopoyers. allowed In Colo-
RADIO at and north of Trinidad. Side
trips to all points of interest in Colo
RADIO and Utah.
.Seeyour local agent for particu-
lars orwrlteto@ @
Don A. Sweet, Traffic Manager,
Amarillo, Texas.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

x J. A. Wansley & Co. have the
largest shoe stock in town. Be
sure to see them before buying
any kind of shoes.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Two trains of cattle were
shipped from here Monday.
They were fat cows for market
and went to Kansas City. The
shippers were: e. Brooks, Gas
Brooks, Julious Pietzsch, Jim
Rogers, John Rowan and jim
Cox. ff
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14
WEEKLY STOCK TRAM VIA PEC0S VALLEY LINES.
Notice to Shippers. H.. En aaN

Beginning Monday, July %, 1902 1902 and continuing
every Monday thereafter up and including November Oath,
1902, will Weekly Stock Train for Kansas City, st.
Joseph and Chicago markets, following schedule:
ID
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Mr.. Earl Cobb is in Kansas
City this week-not Wichita
on business.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

Say friend, try me on, dry
goods or groceries. | think you
will save money.
A. l.. Anderson.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

We handle the Florshiem
shoes, for men only. B4I
If Wright q Gamble.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

l.. G.. Wilson and U. S. Gober
have gone south on a business
trip.
Mrs. Pollard, sister Of Mrs.
Grundy, was seriously i'll the
first of the week. t-aee>e,-,asa.ss
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-08-14

q t c a g e, means go to Coulter's
and get clean, that is get Il shave,
shampoo and bath,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
Residence OF D. S. Cochran
BurgIdrized Last NIGHT

The residence of d. s. Cochran, at
the corner OF Stone avenue and
Alameda street, was burgiarized last
night. about s o'clock and a number
of 'linables taken. Mr.. and Mrs
COCHRAN left the house about 7
O'Clock on an errand and returning
about o'clock found that the house
had been robbed
The burglar or burglars entered
through a kitchen window which was
unlocked at the time. The thief did not
venture in TO the FRI part of the
house as the lights had ben left BURN
ing, but he entered bedroom and
.rified the pockets of a pair OF
trousers that Mr. Cochran had left on
the bed He secured an open face Eigin
watch, with locomotive engraved on
the case, ladies hunting case watch
which was taken from the dresser
drawer and a coat and vest belonging
to Mr.. Cochran and containing his
check book. day book and all of his
private papers. The ladies' water. had
the name Lottie Osgood. engraved on
the inside of the case.
The thief lett no clue by which he
might be identified. The city officers
were at once notified but as yet they
have been unable to locate the thief
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
Items OF the Ddv
OF Personal Mention.

j. G. Pritchard, of Bisbee, came in on
the burro yesterday and Is spending a
few days in the city.
j. s. Richards, Chicago mining
man, Is in the clty a guest at the
Windsor.
w. w. Wood and C. r. Griffen. two
cattlemen from Merced, Cal, are in the
city.
Jack Gardener. one of the original
owners. OF the Galiuro gold mine, came
In from their camp last night.
Emerson c. Gee, of Phoenix. is in
the city Mr.. Gee was formerly located
at Washington Camp, but recently
moved to Phoenix.
Frank Oleson and J. T. Walsh,
mining expert from San Francisco,
went out to Oracle this morning to ex-
anime some mines In the Canada del
Orc.
Judge l.. O. Cowan and Eugene j.
Trippel returned on the burro from a
visit to Judge Cowan's mines in
Sonora. Judge Cowan brought back
with him from Hermosillo q large
bunch OF orange blossoms.
l.. S. Lowe, president of the Lowe
Water Gas Plant Company, arrived
this morning from San Francisco to
prepare for the installation OF one of
his water gas plants for the Tucson
Electric Light and Power Company.
II. c. Dickey. special agent for the
government, received a message from
Hon. M. G. McLemore today saying
LAT he was en- route to Tucson and
would arrive In the city tonight.
James Pasholy, the Nogales mer-
chant. came In on the burro this
morning.
\ Bishop kendrick, of the Episcopal
diocese Of Arizona. with headquarters
at Phoenix Is visitor in Tucson. He
will administer confirmation at Grace
church tomorrow.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
The CITY NEWS
NPRRhGRHPHS.

81 At 3 o'clock this afternoon No.
as reported one hour and forty five
inutes late. Number 10 was report
ON time.
H. f. Dawley, q healthseeker who
bs been spending the winter In the
ty, died yesterday Of tuberculosis at
be home Of Mrs. Noreay, out by the
University, where he has been rooming.
De came here from Chicago last fall
Ind previous to that time had been
IN employe In the Office OF the Presi-
ent OF the orthwestern railroad. He
vas So years old at the time of his
cath. His mother, Mrs, r. F. Dawley
Bpent the winter with him here. A
brother arrived from Chicago about
week ago and was at his bedside at
be time of his death. The remains
eere taken to Fort Dodge, Iowa, this
horning by his mother and brother,
where they will be inferred.
The Pioneer Historical Society will
beet tomorrow afternoon ut 2:30
bclo,k at their hall, 200 West Con-
&ress street.
f NJ Johnson, supreme ruler OF the
boderns, arrived In the city last night
ind public reception will be held for
linn tonight at the .lethodist church.
Portilio Rodriguez was given pre-
minary hearing before Judge Myer
yesterday afternoon on the charge OF
Iranding some cattle belonging to G..
Rusch He was held to await the ac-
BON of the next grand jury, but was
eleased on his own recognizance. 1t
! az shown by the witnesses that the
httle in question had been branded
fith P. r.. the brand of Rodriguez
Eker the brand OF Pusch G. Zellweger,
ht IT. could not be proved that he him
kIf altered the brand. Seven Wit
esses were brought into tourt to
low that Rodriguez was square
af. and even the prosecuting wit
kSses testified tn this fact. For this
hson the Judge released the man on
ID own reooGhizahce.
#F' W. Hill will leave tonight for
N Francisco. viii, the four China
Aen who werr ordered deported i'm
hediatelv when their cases were
Fought up before Judge Davis on a
srit cf haheas corpus, Marshall Nc
lord will meet he Cinnamon at Mar
toIa and take hem on to San Fran
ls,). AIr. Iill will go on from Mar
capa to his home in Phoenix.
The t)unsei f'.r III. defense In the
Fcsy ease ms been granted COM
|nsslm NV the District Court to take
b. t"eu.ncny cf two Chinese wit
>.t< Mexican Wines and of Chas.
Hoo : all CT whom :ie in Mexico.
they are all witnesses for Hoey.
Hood states that he would come to the
United States and testify, II it was not
or the fact that there was a warrant
n the hands of the Yuma county
heriff for has arrest. He Is wanted on
criminal charge winch arose out OF
lis escapade at Yuma. when he was
he deputy collector of customs under
Ioey.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05

Terese g. de Barron died Yesterday
Afternoon after six days illness of
pneumonia She was fifty-four years
old at the time Of her death. Interment
will be made In the Catholic cemetery.
Mariners Juvenile band will give a
concert tomorrow afternoon In the city
park between the hours OF three and
four.
J. McGee. the man who had some
trouble Thursday afternoon with a wo-
man in Gay Alley and was found
guilty Of assault. was given ten days in
Jail by Judge Meyer this morning.
Emilio Carrillo has been advised by
his attorney. A. Orfila, to pay his wedge
assessment. less the $1,000 subscribed
by the citizens and thus avoid any
contest over the $489. that was In dis
pute between them. MIR. Carriilo has
signifled his intention Of paying the
assessment before the statutory time
Is up and this will leaye Martin Co.'S
tello of Tombstone, the only contest
ing property holder, Those interested
In the removal OF the wedge are con-
fident that when the last day for pay
ment comes. he will not blocl. the inn
pnovement.
The Southern Pacific pay car arrived
In the city yesterday afternoon on its
return from Nogaies to San Fran
cisco and was side tracked in the yards
to await the hearing of Paymaster
Robinson and his assistants before the
grand jury. which meets here next
Monday. Those who are aboard the car
and who were held to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury after waiving
preliminary examination are Pay
master Charles j. Robinson. nj. "a.
Wilson, Gabriel Smith and Edward
/. arker. Frank Cox, the attorney for
...e Southern t'acific Company, has ar
rived from Phoenix to represent then
here.
Byron w. King, the elocutionist and
lecturer from Pitsburg. gave an ex-
cellent entertainment at the Tucson
Opera House last night The program
was q combination OF selections grave
and gay and the entertainment was
one OF the best of It's kind that has
ever been given here. Mr.. King visited
the city schools yesterday and amused
the children with some OF his comical
selections. He left this morning for
Los Vegas, NJ M. to meet his wife.
who recently arrived from the East to
meet him there.
The United Moderns held a second
meeting last night to complete their
organization. About fifty new MEM
bers were initiated at this meeting
and a reception was given to r.. Nj.
Johnson. supreme ruler OF tae order.
who arrived in the city last night to
visit the new lodge After the meeting
lnnch was served In the A. o. ". w.
banquet hall Mr. Johnson will mold a
public reception at the Methodist
church tonight.
Robert b. Parsons was examined In
open court this morning by commit
tee consisting Of s. M. Franklin. Frank
Hereford and Judge Lowell and as
result OF his examination was admitted
to the bar. Mr.. Parsons will have las
law Office with s. nj. Franklin.
Judge Charles Meyer this morning
united in marriage Dorsey Wilson
and Miss w. nj. Lightfoot, both OF luc-
son.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
The Social World
And Its Doings.

Mrs. Rollins was a gracious host
ess Easter Monday night at her home
In Ochoa street. The guest numbered
twelve, Euchre was played during
the evening. Those who captured the
artistic prizes were: Mrs Wright,
Miss Akers and DR.. Rodgers. Tempt
ing refreshments were served and a
most delightful evening passed
Cards are out announcing pro-
gressiye euchre party for April 10. at
Mrs. Herrings on South Main st.
About forty of Tucson's represent
ative ladies were present at a pro-
gressive euchre party Wednesday. at
Mrs. A. M. Franklins on South Stone
avenue. The home was tastefully
decorated with I-aster lilies and ferns
The lovely prizes were carried of by
Mrs .Steinfeldt. Mrs. Fowler and Mrs
Shibell. Refreshments were served at
the close OF the afternoon, the guests
leaving at nve. Mrs. Franklin is one
of Tucson's most popular young mat
rons. and an invitation to her home
always gives pleasure to the favored
ones.
The Saturday Whist Club met today
at the residence OF Miss Lille Shibell.
The members of this club look for
ward with great pleasure to these
weekly meetings.
The I. d. X. whist club met at the
residence of Mrs. Jacobs on South
Stone avenue today.
Invitation to cob web" party to be
given by the Misses Ives were eagerly
accepted for today, by the little peo-
pie.
Tuesday, the ladies of Grace Guild,
viii hold one of their now famous teas
at the residence OF Mrs. ID. Nj. Jacobs
on South Stone avenue. An attractive
program is arranged for the afternoon.
A cordial invitation is extended by
the Guild ladies and the hostess, to
friends. acquaintance and strangers,
to call between the ours of three and
Ave.
Mrs g. A. Thurson entertained in
formally at her residence, on Monday
of this week complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs II. /. F.umber.
The Thirteen Club will give dance
at the Natatorium next Friday night
This promises to be one Of the great
est social events of the season. - eX-
pense will be spared to make it a sue
cess and the young people are anxious
ly waiting the time
The Jolly Eight which usually meets
on Wednesday Of each week, met
:, nursday at Mrs Rober Pauls.
Master James and tranklyn CorDett
gave an Easter egg hunt. at their
home, Monaay. The little friends pres
sent numbered twenty. Eggs, were
found In every nook and corner and
a lively time was spent in collecting
the greatest number. Prizes were won
by Mariory Franklin and Barrine
Drake. The young hosts proved de-
lightful entertainments and the little
guests we're loath to leave.
Last evening the Elks entertained
their lady friends at social hop in
their beautiful club rooms. The young
people turned out en- mass. To the
strains of delightful orchestra, with
gallant partners about forty ladies
danced the fleeting hours away. The
Elks have won reputation for them
selves as hosts and these dances are
so joyful that they are looked for
ward to with keen pleasure by the
Tucson dancing set Invitations are al
ways in demand.
Mrs. Geo Cheyney gave a telephone
card party at her home on West Main
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
SHORT AND POINTED.
The Food Was Grape Nuts.

It helps one TO know the kind OF
food TO select if they can learn the ex-
periences others have had.
II consider 1t my duty to let you
know what Grape Nuts Food has done
for me. | was suffering from dyspepsia
and daily stomach trouble. After taxi
ing many kinds of medicines without
finding relief | saw description OF
Grape Nuts Breakfast Food and be-
gan using it regularly and in less than
two weeks my lno,gestion was entire
ly gone.
When began using the food l
weighed 1876 pounds. now weigh 16O
pounds and feel stronger than ! have
ever felt before. Thanks and praise
to the makers OF Grape-Nuts." Name
and address given by Postum Co.,
Battle Greek, Mich.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
judge Rei|Iu Discusses
The Tombstone Mines
TOMBSTONE. Ariz.. April 4.

TOMBSTONE. Ariz.. April 4.
To the Editor of The Citizen:
In a late issue of your paper. ap-
pears an article TO the effect, that
Probate Judge Bostwick. of this coun-
ty and associates. have incorporated
the Bunker Hill Mining Company
That they owned five claims adjoining
the Tombstone Consolidated Mining
Company. now under the management
OF r. b. Gage. tnese claims being To-
Gated on the line OF the new railroad
about two miles north of Tombstone,
ana that the property produced $780,
900 In gold and silver. in former pros
that MIR. Gage tried hard to secure
the property. etc, etc.
Now Mr.. Editor. 1t appears to me
hat your reporter got ''fill" | have
lived In Tombstone for more than
twenty-one years. and | think. that
know all OF the mines and mining
claims in at or about. Tombstone,
and particularly. those north, north
east and northwest of Tombstone, for
about ten miles or more, and | can
assert that there Is not mining
claims In all that country, that has In
past twenty-ohe years and eleven
months or ever. produced 100000 or
500 in ore of any kind.
write tAls, because. take for
granted that The Citizen. does not
desire TO be made the instrument of
takers in their efforts to catch suckers,
particularly as there are so many good
opportunities for mining investments
In this country, and the boosting of
wildcats. always results In injury to
legitimate mining interests. Respect
fully, yours
JAMES REILLY.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05

Mr. w. f. Murphy w1u be in Tucson
on official business. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday next While here Will
give those who desire a building lot
in buelfs Addition. University
Heights. between the University. Holi-
iday school house and southern Paci-
fic depot an opportunity to get some
bargains In the best property on the
Hegh s. near enough 10 walk to buSl-
ness and church till the electric cars
are running. Call at residence, 222
Scott street. Telephone 1929.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
Eote/ Frrivab

SAN XAVIER-E b. Bowers, Los
Angeles; F. e, Black. Maricopa; Jen-
ME Jenkins, Grand Junction; c. p.
Dawley Chicago: Geo. r. Davis, Tue
son; Rose Wellington. Mile Gren-
man. Bisbee; Mrs. f. p. Dawley, Fort
Dodge; J. G. Pritchard. Bisbee; F.. p.
Pepley, Kansas ~-ty: J. ID. Fresh. ST
Louis; NJ. O. German and wife. Los
Angeles.
ORNDORFF--John Mitchell and
Wife, San Francisco; Mrs. J. ]. Cot
trell. Cananea A. Raymond, Naco:
l.. II. Muligan. Lexington; II. w.
Blaisdell, Yuma; Amos j. Carter,
Texas: Jas. G. Sprecler. Chicago;
Percy l.. Davis. San Francisco; G. w.
Short. + ttsburg.
SAN AUGUSIIND-D w Riordan
and daughter. Los Angeles; T. d.
Mathis. Los Angeles, II. ]. Greene,
Tacoma; E. c. Gee. Phoenix: c. S.
Richey and wife, Tucson; B. c. Lin
coin, st. Joe.
PARK VIEW-L. II. Bradshaw,
Cananea: Ed Hull, Bisbee: w. w. Nc
Donald, Jack Gardener, City; A. e.
Williams, Nogales.
OCCIDENTAL-Joe Jones. Phoenix;
r. Shank. Bisbee; Chas. Wilson. A
Bunhard. A. r. Christon, Bisbee;
Floyd MeMahan and family. A. Dillon,
II. II. Shally, Cananea; w. Whilka,
Prescott; VIM. Graham. Prescott; d.
Dallas. a. r. Chreton, p. Mullay. Chas.
A. Mortin, Geo. Gran, City; Louis j.
Coppey. San Francisco.
WINDSOR. G. Pritchard. Bisbee;
]. S. Richards. Chicago; VIM James,
r. H. Cornell, Pearce: w. w. Wood.
MERGED: Jos. Ull vincennes. Ind: w.
A. Comstock. N. j. Hayes. San Fran
cisco.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05

MIR. F. Wilding. formerly of the
Court Exchange saloon, has assumed
the management OF the Bank saloon,
S5 West Congress street, opposite
Wells Fargo IL Co.. where he will be
pleased TO receive the continued
patronage OF his many friends and ac-
quaintances. if2~l44
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
NOTICE.

\ liberal reward offered to any one
returning a number ot books stolen
from the residence of u. $. Cochran.
Ira North Stone avenue. two day
books. one bank and check book. two
small books and other valuable papers.
142-147
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05

There willsbe no service at the Epis-
copal church at T:30 o'clock tomorrow
night Bishop kendrick will hold the
confirmation service at half past four
in the afternoon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05

street Friday, afternoon Mrs. Cheyney
was assisted in receiving by her
mother, Mrs. Neal. Light refreshments
were served. The ladies report a de-
liGhtfnl time.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-05
MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Saturday, March %. and days of
following week. there will be on dis
play at The Leader Millinery Parlors,
a beautiful and stylish line of Easter
hats. No. 25 East ~ongress street