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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
7
Notice that Rochester Ford as assignee of Henry Melluish jeweler Tucson Arizona invites all creditors to file claims according to law dated October 17 1902. 3t auze.
In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona the estate of Parker R Dabney Deceased presents its final account and petition for distribution. The hearing is set for November 12 1902 at 10 oclock a m in Tucson at the county courthouse for settlement and review of the petition. S W Purcell ex Officio Clerk dated October 30 1902 dissolution notice follows.
D. H. Turner of Dopseytown Pennsylvania praises the pills as a grand medicine. He says two weeks' use made a new man and that the product cures constipation and liver problems. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Horse pasture available at the Allis ranch two miles south of town. First class alfalfa priced at 3.00 per month. Horses drawn and returned on request. drop a card to W. W. Allis. Also a medicine alert for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and a remark on a female remedy from Paris Chemical Co. Bell's Pharmacy advertises non gripe pills.
A tale from Monte Carlo recounts Sir Arthur Sullivan exposed a restaurant scam where a cashier overcharged a grand duke, with the proprietor blaming a dishonest cashier and joking that “the converts take him off directly.” The anecdote highlights the mischief behind billing tricks and the composer’s amused reaction.
A late shah used a bold scam in barter offering partners for a day. He sold goods at inflated prices, then shared the profit with the shopkeeper, making the crowds unknowingly fund his purse. Also notes on sentimental gaffes and a misdirected journey to Will Blank, plus a report on the mudfish cocoon behavior.
The piece portrays Japanese winter as harsh and damp with minimal effort to combat it. It notes the bushido ideal discouraging discomfort, the use of hibachi for limited warmth, open houses of thin wood and paper panels, and locals in light clothing enduring the chill.
The article advises fern lovers to plant young ferns with soil on the roots in a shady spot and light soil, water well, and shade after planting. It also recounts Edward Webb and Prester John tales, noting chained wild men and a quip about hopes raised by notes.
A fortune teller tells a woman she will marry within a year. The woman responds she is already married and plans to start divorce proceedings. The fragment then shifts to a note on capitalization becoming common around 1430.
The article describes winter eczema as a painful skin disease caused by acids in the blood. It claims topical treatments soothe only temporarily and promotes S S S as a blood purifier that will heal eruptions, sores, and rough skin. A free book on Skin Diseases from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Ga is offered.
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