Cochise County politics and social notices in brief
Trains 9 and 10 reported on time at 3 pm. Sheriff Del Lewis seeks re election amid Democratic nominating process. Death of F W Cooper from typhoid. funeral at 4 pm from 128 Fourth Ave in Grace Episcopal church. Jaeger expands hotel ventures to Colorado Springs with plans for a modern west coast style resort. Oceanic mill at Oro Blanco district starts up. $300000 ore on the dump. Charley Wares oversees work. Infant son of Mr and Mrs W Brewer dies of infant cholera. Building plans proceed for Congress Street area including two brick structures. Rafael C Davis and Lucia Mendoza receive marriage license. to wed in Tucson. Juarez bound over on highway robbery charge. Railroad union meeting successful. possible lodge formation. 1600 acre new township filing opened in Cochise. Frank Hereford files. W C Greene linked. Land office watch ends with 90 filings, first on 1600 acres in Cochise. Ranchero race at farmers ditch ends with J A Pacheco elected, P Willis a runner up.
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Frank Hereford
Cochise
W. C. Greene
Altadena Heights suburban lots open for sale in Tucson
The Altadena Heights development near Tucson offers surveyed lots with deep soil and good water. Buyers can get blocks from two dollars per month, with title perfect and abstract furnished. Hoff advertises Miss and Real Estate at 388 Stone Avenue, near Citizen, contact numbers provided.
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Bruckner
Altadena Heights
Tucson
University
Santa Cruz
San Xavier Mission
Coffee Poisoned Us No More Postum Replaced It
A Baraboo wife and husband recount quitting coffee after years of health declines and trying Postum. Boiling with cream they say it created a richer drink, led to weight gain, vanished headaches, and improved digestion for the husband. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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Baraboo
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weather Update for Tucson by Observer Wetmore
Local forecast from Tucson with a reported minimum and maximum unclear due to garbled OCR. Observations note northwest wind, cloud cover, southeast visibility, and a stationary barometer with a change expected today.
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Tucson
E.L. Wetmore
Allen's Foot Eave Powder Shoes Comfort Claim
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Eave powder as relief for painful smarting feet growing nails corns and bunions with instant sting relief and a claim that Allen's Foot Fuse eases tight or new shoes. It promotes sweat odor cure and foot comfort available at druggists and shoe stores and by mail with stamps.
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Allen
Drugg Ste
Allen 8
Olmeted
le Ros
N.Y
Doon’s Ointment Promoted as Cure Amid Skin Plague
The notice touts a skin ailment and declares a single effective cure, Doon’s Ointment, offered at drug stores for 50 cents. It emphasizes wide affliction and presents the ointment as the only safe remedy.
Personal Mention: Notables Visit and Local Arrivals
Colonel Thomas F. Weedon editor of the Florence Blade visits the old pueblo. James A. McEnery treasury agent from El Paso has been in town since Saturday. Jesse Huber of Findlay Ohio left for El Paso after a few days here. Judge Fletcher M. Doan came from Nogales and headed home to Florence. H. E. Duncan arrived from San Francisco to manage L Zeckendorf & Co. Dick Kelley, mail carrier, returned from Los Angeles. H. V. McFaddin from Empire ranch, Major Granville of Fort Grant and Sadie Easley of Pearce were seen in town. Judge Barnes, Shirley Christy of Mutual Life, and William Meltzer also visited. P. Merrill from Bisbee, J. W. Elmore of Texas Pacific, S. E. Briggs of San Simon, James Wilkerson from Bisbee, Selim Franklin, and M. E. Cunningham of Yuma were noted arrivals or departures.
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Thomas F. Weedon
Florence
H. E. Duncan
San Francisco
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Dick Kelley
Los Angeles
Pueblo
H. V. McFaddin
Empire Ranch
Major Granville
Fort Grant
Sadie Easley
Pearce
Judge Barnes
Phoenix
Shirley Christy
Arizona
The
Mutual Life
William Meltzer
Nogales
Merrill
Bisbee
J. W. Elmore
Texas Pacific
S. E. Briggs
San Simon
James Wilkerson
Selim Franklin
Charles M. Shannon
Dete
Congress
M. E. Cunningham
Yuma
DeWitts Witch Hazel Balsam Promotes Safe Summer Sports
Vacation time brings children outdoors and the ad urges caution for accidents. It touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Balsam as a fast remedy for cuts burns and wounds and claims relief from piles and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits and notes Bell's Pharmacy as a source. It also mentions Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry as a natural remedy suitable for all ages.
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DeWitt
Bell's Pharmacy
Bell Controversy Cited In Development Plan
J. D. Burgess, president of Cameras Mines and Development Co., warns that paying attention or money to Joseph Bell would be wasteful or risky, implying critique of Bell’s involvement or strategy.
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Mines and Development Company
Tucson
Arizona
J. D. Burgess
Joseph Bell
Nogales
Cameras Mines and Development CO
One Minute Cough Cut Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement claims Colds are harder in summer and offers One Minute Cough Cut as an absolutely safe, immediate cure for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles with no side effects.
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Bell
Buggy Sale Before Move to Congress Street
F J Villaescusa offers reduced prices on buggies to clear stock ahead of moving to Congress street. Interested buyers may call for details at 120 South Meyer.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
South Meyer
Miller faction debt disclaimer affidavit
A statement disclaims responsibility for debts of the Miller faction led by Jacob Miller, Albert Miller, and Saul Miller. It asserts the speaker’s identity as Julius Goldbaum of 71 Congees Street and mentions a sign over a door as proof.
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Miller
Jacob Miller
Albert Miller
Saul Miller
Missouri
Julius Goldbaum
Congees Street
Birch's Belfast Ginger Ale Imported by Wheeler & Perry
A note urges asking for Birch's Belfast Ginger Ale for the finest imported article. Wheeler & Perry advertise as sole importers.
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Birch
Belfast
Wheeler & Perry
Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen Ad Promotes Fast Delivery
The ad from Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen at 71 E. Congress Street offers Force brand delivery and guarantees immediate service. Contact telephone 341 for prompt groceries.
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Julius Goldbaum Delicatessen
Congress Street
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Kitt’s
E. Congress St
the City News
Citizen Business
One Avenue
Broadway
del Lewis
Pima
Lewis
F. W. Cooper
Cooper
8. P. Chops
Fourth Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
Lewis Jaeger
Jaeger
Whittlesey
Santa Fe Company
Oceanic
Charley Wares
Oro Blanco
O. M. Anderson
W. E. Murphy
Steve Ochoa
Rafael C. Davis
Lucia Mendoza
Simon Juarez
Justice Wilson
Juarez
Odd Fellows’ Hall
P. Coffer
United Brotherhood of Railway Employes
Mandlet
Land Office
J. A. Pacheco
P. Willis
Charles F. Hoff
Mites
Stone aAvepue
Citizen
Mesmerized
Ray and
Scott St
Congress St
Tucson Hardware Co
the Tailor
Congress Sts
Ady-Schneider Mnmission CO
Stone Avenue
Uma Title
Company
Farm Land, ‘Eeberceeen
John D. Burgess
Jaminations
I. O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
Prop
Sts
Doe
E. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
Timates
Congress St. P
Lephone
E.G
CAPO
W. Congr
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
New England
Tom King
Old Adobe School Building
Congreve St
Yume
W.H. Shorey
Hoitt’s School
Besvutiu
Hoitt's School
Mentoork
San Mateo Ity
Cal
Ina G. Bott
Hotel
Lincoln
Gerner
2Nd Street
L.M. Ballon
E. A. James
Witee Mason
Technic Lebert & Stark
Council St. Tugeon
Local Weather Report
Fowler
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Emma Busch
West McCormick Street
Curnow
Postefice
Sile
Oracle
Plumer & Steward
Boido
West Pennington Strete
Belor Bros
North Meyer Street
W. A. Julian's
Mines and Mining
Fourth and Third Avenuea
18Th Sts
Willis P. Haynes
Cor
Stone Ave & Bay
Chas. T. Connell
W. Pennington
Ideal Homesite
Miller Bros. & CO
Palace Market
Shem
Zider
Jose
People’s Store
Stone
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