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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
6
John Pratts offers Wey fitting and all kinds of locks opened repaired and fitted. He sharpens all kinds of knives and edge tools. Low rates. Located at 3 Im No 14 Church Square Tucson.
The Sun claims wide reach with correspondents in the United States Europe and other regions and outlines its daily Monday through Sunday publication including Sunday editions with mailing rates for The Daily Sun six dollars a year The Sunday Sun one dollar a year and The Weekly Sun one dollar a year.
D S Valencia relocates his carryall stand from West Congress Street to the corner of Congress and Stona avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon. He is available at all hours or by calling 661. A Stevens returns to operate the old express business from the People’s Store with prompt service.
The ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Sets with money-back promise if not cured, E W Groves signature on each box, price 25c. Miss Tula Moline relocates dress Parlors to 26 North Stone Avenue in Parisian Millinery with up-to-date styles. E G Capos offers watch and jewelry repairs with guaranteed quality and first-class work.
An old-time advertisement mix claims Dr King s New Discovery protects against throat chest and lung troubles and advertises a public sale of leather goods at B G Capo s. It also features testimonials about One Minute Cough Cure and a weight loss anecdote from Gertrude Fenner in Muncie Indiana and a note about Bell s Pharmacy.
An old advertisement quotes Eugene Field on dyspepsia and its impact on ambition. It pitches a digestive aid by B C Davin & Co claimed to rest and rebalance the stomach, promote vigor, and aid digestion with a motto about digestive relief.
The Golden State Limited announces its initial Los Angeles to Chicago trip on Sunday November 2 with a 2 30 p m departure from Los Angeles and a 66 hour through schedule via El Paso Rock Island. Equipment includes multiple sleepers a buffet library car and a diner all vestibuled and electric lit. For rates and details contact Co M Burkhalter Tucson.
Train No 1 links with A N M era No 1 at Guthrie for southbound service. Train No 4 connects with A M rai No 2 northbound at Guthrie. J Mills Baker serves as master with Burns as superintendent.
Sealed proposals from bidders are invited to build two lavatories at Fort Huachuca Arizona with bids due by November 29 1902. Information available from Fort Huachuca Q M or Lt Col J W Pope. The U S reserves right to accept or reject any bid. Envelopes marked Proposals for Lavatories at Fort Huachuca. Also brief notice of jewelry offers appears from Cape at 83 West Congress.
A. Headley of Tilden Indiana, once tormented by ten years of rheumatism, reports a dramatic improvement after two bottles of Electric Bitters. He says he has not felt a twinge in over a year. The tonic claims to regulate kidneys purify blood and cure rheumatism neuralgia nervousness aid digestion and health. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
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