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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

5

City News Roundup Sees Deaths Fires and Local Moves

The Citizen reports Miss Maude Rodgers dies in Kirkwood Missouri and funeral held at her sister’s Tucson home. A Phoenix fire destroys Five VPolite school house valued at 8000 dollars, insured for 5000, with rebuild planned. Tucson talks anonymous complaints about the black population, city marshal urged to act.

Maude Rodgers I. D. Chillson Kirkwood Missouri Miss Rodgers Tucson Phoenix

Pima Republican Club Ends Feud With Infants Alliance

The Pima County Republican meeting at the courthouse last evening forged an uneasy truce between the Young Men's Republican club and the Infants, with Andres Rebeil nominated and leadership filled by J Knox Corbett as vice president and W Perry as treasurer. Mayor Schumacher propelled the Infants into adult status as the Young Men’s club dissolved, and the scene closed with a brief reconciliation, though the Young Men’s members appeared uneasy and distant. The wrap of the event came with the pledge of immediate delivery by Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen Store.

Republican Club Democratia Cr. Schumacher Dale Andres Rebeil J. Knox Corbett W. '. Perry Phil Hughes Tuckon W.F. Cooper Schumacher Kirk Pima County

Items of the Day Personal Mentions in City

Deputy United States Marshal Hill left on the International for the south. L H Chalmers a Phoenix attorney arrives on the Burro and departs on No %. WS Stanton manager of Tombstone Consolidated visits on his northbound run. T E Dalton Phoenix insurer in the city. Harold Boericke from Johnson camp in the Dragoons visits. Grace Jordan of Bisbee writes from the city. Judge Fletcher M Dean from Florence travels to Nogales. Myrtle Hersey of Nogales visits the city.

United States Hill International South Louay L. H. Chalmers Phoenix WS. Stanton Tombstone Consolidated T. E. Dalton Harold Boericke Johnson Camp Dragoons Afuse Grace Jordan Bisbee Fletcher M. Dean Florence Nogales

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children

Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children claim to treat feverishness constipation headaches teething and flame disorders in children at the New York Home. The remedy is offered as harmless pleasant tasting and never failing with an address to Allen & Olmsted Le Roy New York for samples and substitution rejection.

Mother Grey New York

Pima County Republican Club to Meet in District Court Room

The Pima County Republican Club will hold an official meeting in the District Court room on Thursday evening July 10 at 7 30. The session will address business of importance called by President C F Schumacher with secretary C T Richey overseeing notices.

Pima County Republican Club District Court Room Cc. F. Schumacher C. T. Richey

Pease Novelty Co. Offers Freight Savings on Machines

Tucson firm Pease Novelty Co advertises reduced freight for typewriters slot machines and other automatic devices available for sale or rent at 213 North Meyers Street contact number 2281.

Pease Novelty Co North Meyers Street Tucson Ariz

Buggy Sale Ahead of Move to Congress Street Shop

Fr. Villaescuba offers 8 buggy units for sale as he plans his move to Congress Street. The dealer invites interested buyers to call 110 South Meyer for bargain pricing and quick pickup.

Congress Street Fr. Villaescuba South Meyer

Miller Bros to Open Delicatessen and Liquor Depot

Miller Bros will open a delicatessen store and family liquor depot about the 20th instant, occupying the old Palace Market on the coast. J J and A Miller have secured fittings, double cold storage, and a large stock en route. Julius Goldbaum invites inquiries and notes not responsible for Miller debts.

J. J A. Miller Miller Bros

Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief For Itching Piles

Suffering years relieved in a night. Itching piles yield at once to the curative properties of Dean's Ointment. Never fails. At any drug store, 50 cents.

Dean Crug

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