Villaescusa building saloon license request opens city notice
M'NEIL & O'KEEFE apply at next city council meeting on Monday November 3 1902 for a saloon license for the Villaescusa building on the north side of West Congress Street between Church and Stone avenues. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Bell's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Congress Street
Church and
Stone Avenue
Villaescusa
M’neil & O'Keefe
DeWitt
CG Haney
Geneva
Ohio
de Witt
Bell’s
Local Merchant Moves to New Building on Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa relocates his carriage and harness shop from 110 South Meyer to 27 31 West Congress. Repairs paused until stock is rearranged in the new building. Also advertised wedding and engagement rings made to order at E. G. Capo's Jeweler 83 West Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Villaescusa
Meyer Street
Congress
Kirthany
Capo’s
West Congres Street
New Life Pills Claim Cure for Long Illness
Durham writer P. Muse says Dr. King's New Life Pills saved his life after years of stomach trouble. He praises the pills as the best on earth and notes they cost only 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Muse
Durham, N. C
Dr. King
Earth
Six room new house for sale in prime city locality
New six room house elegantly finished with bath modern improvements in finest city locality. Street graded with electric lights and city water. Furnished complete price four thousand two hundred, cost over five thousand, rents for seventy five dollars monthly. Must be sold immediate possession. One thousand seven hundred dollars cash balance on time. Haynes and Connell. 31 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes & Connell
Jumbled Jokes and Short Dialogues From City Papers
A collage of humorous dialogue and brief anecdotes from Chicago Tribune Richmond Dispatch and Philadelphia Press. A young woman agrees to marriage with paternal consent only to learn her father is long dead, a ticket lasts ten days, and a man crafts an awl from a corkscrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Dispatch
Whyte—Browne
Black—Browne
Browne
Reason and restraint in a humane exchange
A Chicago Post quip questions motive behind encouragement in a conversation about marriage. In a separate note a man fifty years old has walked 12000 miles and consumed nine and a half tons of meat fish eggs vegetables and seven thousand gallons of Guid drink.
The Woodcock Molting Season and Its Mysteries
The article explains August and September as the woodcock molt before southern migration. It surveys theories on where they go, suggesting possibilities from northward shifts to hidden thickets and feeding at night in swamps. The author recalls molting swamps in Dutchess County New York where birds reappear in similar numbers after shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchess County
N. Y
Military Display in Broadway Hotel Lobbies
A New York hotel lobby spectacle features six colored hallmen in blue and brass with a flamboyantly uniform mulatto at the head. They’re paraded before desk clerks, drop into wooden-soldier poses on cue, and the mulatto surveys Broadway sunlight with the air of a general as patrons restrain their laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Pittsburg Gazette
Carlyle’s Portrait of Tennyson in 1844 Letter
Carlyle described Tennyson to Emerson on Aug 5 1844 as one of the finest looking men with a massive yet delicate aqua lined face and sallow brown complexion Indian looking hair and loose clothes. He noted a metallic musical voice suited to both laughter and lament and that such company over a pipe was rare in those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Tennyson
Thomas Carlyle
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Anheuser-Busch
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Black & Tan
Carrillo’s Gardens
Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Post
Ana
The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Professional Directory
Trust & Rust Architects
E. Congress St
Tucson
Arizona
Frederick Swinney
Atlas’ Boiler Preservative
Pennington St
Arizon
John D
P. O. Box
First
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Attorney-at-Law No
West Pennington St
Tucson, Arizona
Ww. J. Osborn
Aittorney Notary Public
All of Pioneer Historical Society
Congress Street
Owen T. Rouse
West Pennington Street
Paul C. Thorne
Prenda Tenner
U.S
Nave
WM. M. Lovell
Territory
Cor
Congress and
Church Streets
Century Building
Ariz
Edward H.stiles
WM. G. Loppenthein
Opticians
H. A. Schell
Edmund F. Burton
Cook County Hospital
North Stone Avenue
A.J. Gould
M. D
North Stone Ave
N. H. Matas
Pennington Street
Court House
Mark A. Rodgers
Matilija
Ventura County, California
Santa Inez
Ventura County
Matildja Hot Springs
Ventura County,Cal
Nordhoff
United Typewriter and Supplies Co
W. Second St
Los Angeles
Cal
Pease Novelty Co
Court Street
Brownsberger
Graham
7Th Street
F. Brownsberger
Tugson
Royal Argh Masons
Masonic Hall
H. P
J. Roskruge
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Kirt L. Hart
E.R. W
Clack
Tugson Lodge No. 4
A.M
Aoe
Kohler
G. J. Roskruge
Ilies
Tugson Aerie NO
Ng Overbren
Fo, Mackey, W
N. E. Hawke
Union Market
Bartlett Pears
F. C. B. Mesa
Geo. Shornicke Mesa
H.e.crepin
Bruaxdway
South 5Th Avenue
Rosa Goodrich Boido
West Fennington Street
Firizena Lodge No. 1
A. Co. VU. YW
Andres Rebeil
M. W
Thomas Conlon
Central Park Floral Company
S. Spring Street
Firizona Commandary
Knights Templar
John Gardiner
J. Rose Ruge
G. H. Dos
E. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
Yuma
W. i. Shorey
Yuma County
Parker
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Congress St
Lomis
St. Louis
E. L. Shaw
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