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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1902

Page

6

TWO FAMOUS RIDERS Aubrey's Ride Was the Greatest

The article recalls Aubrey riding from Santa Fe to Independence in under six days, covering nearly 500 miles and surviving on horses and grit. It also honors Jim Moore, a famed pony express rider who completed 280 miles in 22 hours, earning a gold watch and certificate.

I. X. Aubrey Plaza of Santa Fe N. M Independence Assi Aubrey Plains Jim Moore Moore Midway Station Fort Kearney Cottonwood Springs Julesburg Midway Ben Holliday Spirit of the Times

Romantic Castle by the Atlantic Coast Advertised

An item in the London Morning Post offers a crenelated rock fortress castle with seven bedrooms and three receptions, boasting modern conveniences and location near shipwrecks and the Death Stone, priced at 10 guineas a week. The ad emphasizes romance and dread of the perilous coast to entice tenants.

London Morning Post

Not Like Other Men and His Favorite Dish

A brief item notes a quip from Mrs. Frontpew about a pastor Rev. Longface. The joke centers on a contribution plate as his favorite dish, contrasting expectation with a church context.

Curious Tartar courtship by pipe hiding trick

The Tehulian Coelebs visit a home with a newly filled fragrant pipe placed on a conspicuous piece of furniture. He hides nearby and returns to check if the pipe has been smoked. If smoked, he is an accepted suitor. if not, his marriage proposal is rejected.

Whimsical Garden Ornaments at Rothschild Suggestion

In an English garden Mrs. Rothschild inspires a playful display of clipped yew in old world forms including a table, an armchair, two peacocks, and a sundial near a giant clock. A heart shaped bed and a golden motto add to the whimsical scene as a Youthful Promoter watches. A separate item narrates a horseman’s amusing encounter with two boys over his horse and a 12 cent profit from a quick swindle, noted by the New York Times.

New York Times

Indifference in Cookery and Japan's Impregnability

Yuan Mei argues not merely rewarding cooks but analyzing the why and wherefore of success or failure. A writer in Tier's Weekly extols Japan's coast as nearly impregnable to invasion, noting fortifications, torpedoes, and rice fields that thwart landing and advance.

Yuan Mei Japan Yeddo Bay Tier China

Good Hearted Scribbed Exchange Reveals Kindly Temper

Minnick accuses Scribbed of avoiding his request for a copy of the latest book. Sinnick notes Minnick hinted strongly for the copy, while Scribbed ignored the demand, illustrating his reputed good heart.

Minnick Sinnick

Remorse. Trial Notes Include Letter of Burdened Remorse

Law Notes recount a trial where a remorseful letter was submitted in evidence. The letter, written by Josera Baavier to Mr Bidwell, pleads for burial of a young woman and expresses shame over the wrongdoing. The missive asks to place the writer on the ground to be eaten by buzzards.

Law Notes Mr Bidwell Rong Josera Baavier

Notice of Forfeiture Hearing for Six Parcels of Placer Gold

Public notice in the District Court of Arizona announces a forfeiture case United States of America v Six Parcels of Placer Gold. The seized gold remains in custody of Frank L. Dean, with a return date of March 1, 1902, for claimants to appear and interpose claims, before the court in Tucson. Dyspeptics are advised about IkXodol Dyspepsia Cure, available at Bell's Pharmacy.

District Court First Judicial District Territory of Arizona United States District Courts Tucson United States of America Frank L. Dean District of Arizona Territory Court House M. H. McCord Territory of Arizona Thos. D. Bennett Assiz Bell’s North Church Street

Winter stock showcased by Smith the Tailor

Our winter stock is the choice of the manufacturers art. Call and see it at Smith, the Tailor, in the upper Wedge.

Smith

The Citizen’s Classifieds Bring Results

Classified ads from The Citizen offer quick leads across jobs, services, and items for sale. Readers report swift responses and local transactions from neighborhood listings and community notices.

Millions Put To Work With Dr King’s New Life Pills

An advertisement proclaims a vast demand for Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation sick headache biliousness and stomach liver or kidney troubles. Priced at 25 cents at all drug stores.

Dr. King

Central Park Floral Co Ad Promises Prompt Xmas Shipments

Southern California’s largest cut flower seller advertises Holly Wreaths Redondo Carnations Violets Roses Smilax for Xmas orders with quick shipping. The ad touts Citizen's Classified Ad advantages as cost effective for customers.

California Xmas Shippe

Kicker term gains ground as label for dyspepsia sufferers

The piece argues that kickers describe a modern fault-finding class tied to chronic dyspepsia. It cites medical claims for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets as cure options, sharing anecdotal testimony of dramatic relief and urging readers to obtain Common Sense Medical Ad Booklets at low cost.

Soncaruis P. Golden Car Discovery Dr. Pierce Golden Medical

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