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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Kodol as a cure for indigestion from heavy Thanksgiving meals. It claims the product relieves stomach troubles by aiding digestion and sweetening gastric glands, with a reference to Bells Pharmacy.
S Valencia has moved his carriage stand to Alex Rossi's saloon at West Congress street near the corner of Congress and Stone Avenue. F&E contact available at all hours or by calling 661. A Stevens, former expressman, returns after a year off and resumes work at the People’s Store.
Druggist offers refund if no cure. E W Grove signs each box. Price listed at 25c.
A. Headley of Tilden Indiana endured ten years of rheumatic pain from pleuritis until he used Electric Bitters. He reports two bottles fully cured him over a year with no twinge. The tonic claims to regulate kidneys purify blood and aid digestion. Available 50 cents at local druggists. Also jewelers advertise Tiffany ware at HB Cape 83 West Congress.
Miss Tula Moline announces she has moved her dressmaking business to 26 North Stone Avenue at the Parisian Millinery. She invites customers to view new and up to date styles in spring attire.
A reader from Dopseytown Pennsylvania touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a grand medicine. He says two weeks of use made him a new man and urges others to buy at druggists for 2 cents.
A patient from Miencie Indiana named Gertrude E Fenner reports rapid relief from a severe cough after using One Minute Cough Cure. She says a soaked rain exposure caused a cold and cough, loss of weight and recovery after the first bottle, now back to her prior weight. She credits Bell's Pharmacy for the remedy.
An old advertisement cites Eugene Field on dyspepsia and promotes Kodol digesting preparation from E. O. DeWitt & Co Chicago. The copy claims rest restores normal tone and strengthens vitality. It notes bottle sizes and pricing.
The Sun proclaims broad aims and modern facilities, highlighting its worldwide correspondents, quick news gathering, strong bureaus in Washington and New York, and extensive market reporting. It sells Daily Sun for six dollars yearly with Sunday included, Sunday Sun separately, and Weekly Sun for one dollar.
Trains No. 1 connects southbound with A. W. N. W. No. 1 at Guthrie. Trains No. 4 connects with A. D. & N. M. vrai No. 2 northbound at Guthrie, Mo. Burns, Superintendent Mills, Maer.
All trains carry passengers. Now all and 12 make close connections at Bowie with Southern Pacific trains for East and West and at Globe with stage lines to Payson Upper Salt River Valley Riverside Santo Basin Ray and Black Warrior mines. Telegraph stations. Flag stations no agents. Wm. Garland president A. M. Beal superintendent.
The Golden State Limited announces its initial Los Angeles to Chicago trip on November 2 with a 66 hour schedule. It features multiple sleepers San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Chicago, a ten section observation sleeper Santa Barbara Chicago, a buffet library car and a diner. Vestibuled electric lighting and latest safety comforts are noted and rates information is available from M Burkhalter Tucson.
A brief description of The Week Sun offerings includes agricultural notes, market reports, short stories, a man’s column, and a war feature. The paper announces its one dollar annual price and free city and weekly mailings in the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payments required.
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 a m November 29 1902 for constructing two lavatories at Fort Huachuca Arizona. Information available from Q M Fort Huachuca or the undersigned. The United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Envelopes marked Proposals for Lavatories at Fort Huachuca addressed Lt Col J W Pope Co Q M. Also an ad for watch repair by Capo and a notice "Wanted, a Wife" dated November 25.
A blaze in a home led firemen to drag sleeping occupants to safety. The incident underscores dangers of neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for throat chest and lung troubles. The ad touts a 50 cent to 1 dollar price with free trial bottles.
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