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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
8
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets brave claim to cure a cold in one way No cure No pay policy priced at 25 cents per package reflects early 20th century patent medicine advertising claiming guaranteed relief with a price tag.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen holds a dance at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14 at 9 PM. Tickets cost 1.50 dollars and admit both gentleman and lady. Zeigler’s offers the finest confectioneries of the very best quality.
Infants' stockings priced at 25 cents and 5 cents during the Parisian Millinery Great Clearance Sale. Also offering dinner at the French Restaurant from 5 to 8 p m.
The Board of Regents approved plans for a 200-seat dining hall to be built east of the Manual Training building on the campus. A $25,000 library building bill will be sent to Congress after receiving an engrossed copy from Hon. Mark Smith. A student movement proposes a crack baseball team to rival local and territorial schools.
Harvard began the Crimson and Yale, Penn, and Princeton followed with daily campus papers. The rise did not erode magazines or weekly issues. Dailies and periodicals now persist at ten major universities, with additional college monthlies and humor papers continuing alongside. Arizona adds a creditable college monthly.
Harvard offers 213 scholar ships with annual income totaling 62730 dollars. Iowa State College grants 3 hours credit per term to editor in chief and 1 hour to each assistant. University of Michigan begins weekly singing practice led by the Glee Club. A Wisconsin Legislature bill proposes granting Greek fraternities campus portions for houses at Madison.
The shooting gallery offers cheap rounds with six shots for 10 cents and sixteen shots for 25 cents. A run of sixteen blackbirds earns 50 cents, six successive ducks win 25 cents, and hitting a man off the elephant six times earns 50 cents. A 69 point paper target yields 50 cents.
Mrs Elisa Robles Goodwin wife of Councilman Charles C Goodwin died at her Convent street home at 6 this morning after months of ill health. A Tucson native aged about 27 she was the daughter of Pedro Robles and leaves a four year old son. The funeral is set for 9 30 tomorrow at the Cathedral.
Amusements note that Miss Viola Allen will present In the Palace of the King in Tucson next Tuesday with a large company and lavish costumes. Bob Burdette may lecture May 1, and efforts continue to book him for Tucson. A Portland review of Hunting for Hawkins is excerpted for locals. W F Kitt offers spring embroideries auction at 95 West Congress Street, with stock including jewelry and curios.
Our winter stock is the choice of the manufacturers art. Call and see it at Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge. The Parisian Millinery Store announces a great clearance sale of ladies, children and infant under wear starting Thursday January 23 and lasting through the week. Tucson features a shooting gallery on Congress street and Church Plaza owned by Mr S A M'Cartney with stationary targets and animated wildlife scenes to attract the sportsman.
Clean orderly dining image frames a French restaurant with emphasis on courteous service and top quality. The line Not Like Other Men suggests a distinctive brand identity and promise of superior hospitality.
Miss Anita Schaefer runs a new shooting gallery at 179 West Congress street offering prizes for high scores. The notice notes 80-11 Novelties in embroideries as a guest gift received at Kitt's.
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