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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
5
Advertisement promoting a shop offering undermuslins silk mer cerized petticoats corsets hosiery knit underwear neckwear silks dress goods pocket books chatellane waist bags handkerchiefs cloaks suits furs tailor made suits silk skirts. Claims correct fashions perfect workmanship and the lowest prices. Urges customers to view samples before purchasing.
The Tucson Dramatic club appoints a business manager and prepares a benefit show titled The 999 about trains for January. A. B. of R. E. benefits, plus local theater and carnival plans, a death report, an excursion by Bisbee fans, and council approves Scott Street and Sixth Avenue assessments.
Grace church members and friends plan a reception for Rev and Mrs Selby this evening in Guildhall from 8 to 16 o'clock. All congregation members are urged to attend.
Arizona hunters gear up as the deer and wild turkey open season starts tomorrow and runs from November 15 to December 15. The law limits to one male deer per day and more than three in a season is a misdemeanor with a \$100 fine for violations. Deerin small Santa Rita and Catalina herds and turkeys in Catalina habitats are noted as scarce and largely inaccessible.
An unknown man died by self destruction last evening between 5 and 6 near the Allison ditch in the northern city area. He appeared to have planned the act, masking his identity, leaving questions about who he was and why he chose that spot.
A man, believed to suffer from lung trouble, shot himself in a nearby area after before the shot, no witnesses heard the report. Mexican alerted authorities and Coroner Wilson convened a jury to view the remains. The body was given to Undertaker Parker and has drawn many visitors with no identification obtained.
Mr. Agustin Pina the Mexican consul in Phoenix spent the day with friends in the city. Colonel Frank Cox a noted S. P. attorney is in town today. Mr. George Scholefield returned from Patagonia after inspecting a large cattle shipment. Mrs. E. J. Gates of Naco visits her brother Dr. Stiles and family. Also an advertisement for artistic dentistry at 16 W Pennington, Tucson. 11-11 tf
During a visit to a friend the playwright W S Gilbert joins family prayers and kneels among the servants. The host, this being noticed by Gilbert, warns him with a look. The prayer proclaims all men equal and the host finally informs Gilbert of his misplacement.
A periodical notes red and inflamed eyelids indicate mild astigmatism. Many cases improve with proper glasses, but a large proportion may be cured by an ointment of yellow oxide of mercury three grains and yellow vase line half an ounce applied nightly to the eyelid edge.
A Philadelphia Press line notes a man named Henpeck recalls three letters he wrote to women that caused ongoing trouble. The joke hinges on the letters being "Yes" and the mischief of romantic correspondence.
The report from Observer E. L. Wetmore notes the temperature in Tucson with a high and low, winds from the northwest, and clear conditions. Specific values and exact two-line figures are not provided in the readable text.
An old nurse in New York's Children’s Home sold a remedy named Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. Sold in drug stores for 25 cents, claimed to ease feverishness, constipation, headaches, teething, stomach issues, and worms with no substitutes. Sample offered free via Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
The faithful exhibit features a grand eagle described as a beauty and a major draw in the window, inviting public viewings from the 14th to the 17th.
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