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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
6
John Pratti offers key fitting and lock work plus sharpening of knives and edge tools. General mechanical services provided at his shop in Church Square Tucson with a focus on expert craftsmanship and prompt repairs.
The Sun is praised as a high standard newspaper with extensive reporting and global correspondents. It touts up to date mechanicals, Washington and New York bureaus, reliable market sections, and broad coverage including Europe and the Americas. Subscriptions listed: Daily Sun six dollars a year with Sunday. Sunday Sun one dollar. Weekly Sun one dollar.
D S Valencia changes his carriage stand from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenue at Alex Rossi's saloon where he can be found at all hours or by calling 661 one month The Tucson Citizen has the largest circulation with one exception of any paper in Arizona C A Stevens the old reliable express man returns after a year's rest advocation on the coast He has bought his old business and can be found at the People's Store Prompt attention will be given to all work left in my care.
A health testimonial from A. Headley of Tilden Indiana describes ten years of rheumatic tortures and a cure after taking electric Bitters. The product claims to regulate kidneys purify blood cure rheumatism neuralgia nervousness aid digestion and restore health. Available at druggists for fifty cents.
Miss Tula Moline relocates her dressmaking parlors to 26 North Stone Avenue in the Parisian Millinery, offering up-to-date styles and repairs. B. G. Capo handles watches and jewelry with guaranteed, first-class work and fine hand carved leather goods at low prices. One Minute Cough Cure praised for fast relief of coughs and colds. Bell's Pharmacy notes a weight gain after recovery from illness.
A brief note on Eugene Field citing his view that dyspepsia can impede ambition. The text suggests Field’s lifelong indigestion and promotes a digestive preparation by E. O. Darin & Co of Chicago, priced at $1. The ad mentions a fortified tonic and references a claim about boosted strength.
A concise report notes movement on the Florida Paso and Southwestern Railroad with the line described as west bound and a second glass first.
Trains No. 1 connect with A. & N.M. cre. No. 1 southbound at Guthrie. Trains No. 4 connect with A. G. Moreas No. 2 northbound at Guthrie. Burns, Superintendent.
An early 20th century farming department features, market reports, short stories and an international news section. A. B. Abell Company advertises a one dollar yearly subscription with free mail delivery in the United States Canada and Mexico.
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 oclock a m November 29 1902 for constructing two lavatories at Fort Huachuca Arizona Information available from Q M Fort Huachuca or the undersigned The U S reserves right to accept or reject any bids or part thereof Envelopes marked Proposals for Lavatories at Fort Huachuca addressed Lieutenant Colonel J W Pope Co Q M Rome piece of Tiffany glass advertised at BE G Capos Jeweler 83 West Congress now available Location and details indicate a military construction bid notice with a local jewelry ad fragment.
The Golden State Limited, daily, will start from Los Angeles on Sunday, November 2, with a fast schedule to Chicago via El Paso and Rock Island. Through trains include multiple sleepers and cars, electric lighting, and Owl service on the San Francisco to Chicago leg. For rates and details contact M Burkhalter in Tucson.
Firemen rushed into a blazing home and dragged sleeping residents to safety. The incident underscores dangers of neglecting coughs and colds while promoting Dr King's New Discovery for consumption as a protective remedy. Trial bottles offered free and medicines priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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