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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
5
In autumn after harvest many farmers and families suffer from tired body, weak kidneys, and rheumatic pains. Paine's Celery Compound is advertised as restoring strength, toning the stomach, purifying blood, feeding nerves, and boosting vitality to withstand winter.
Trains No 9 and 10 were on time this afternoon. A meeting at the Opera House welcomes Hon. Marcus A. Smith for statehood support. A park crowd staged a $20 race with E C Crane winning. Sousa’s band plans two Arizona shows, and George F. Hinton confirms tour dates. City contracts for Scott Street and Sixth Avenue were approved. Water works chief John Gardner named city engineer. Western Union license cut to 15 dollars. Bogus five dollar gold pieces worry Tucson merchants. A mass meeting at the Opera House aims to extend welcome to Smith. A Tucson couple, Robert Cockburn and Carlotta Buloch, received a marriage license. The Mark Aldrich estate sale to Orville Nave is confirmed. Jund’s Nogales safe contained 13,000 in gold and 19,000 in silver. Dr Purcell performs a major operation on George Walker in Cochise County Hospital. Principal Walker ill in Chicago expected to return January 1. Final voter papers filed by many residents as the Great Register closes. 2,500 names now on the roll, up 600 from two years ago. A marriage license issued to William Hutchinson and Edna Hanadel.
Burlington Vermont ad promotes DIAMOND DYES saving money and adding freshness. Consumers can obtain a direction book and forty five dyed samples free to try color changes in apparel.
Territory v Ezra C Bartlett opened with a motion to set aside the indictment claiming grand jury bias, which the court denied. Bartlett pleaded not guilty and jurors were set for tomorrow as Beeler’s case yielded a not guilty verdict. Buffando faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after a drunken Barrio Libre brawl.
Secretary CHAS A HOFF advertises for purchase of medium-sized mules. Contact Tel 161 at 28S Stone Avenue for responses and arrangements.
A colorful survey of headwear in Qing era China describes retainers guards and boatmen wearing distinct hats. Ensigns wear a sugar loaf shaped wire frame, chair coolies a flatter cap, boatmen a large rat tan storm hat, and a scribe a multi tiered cap. A mourner sports a gray yellow turban and others imitate medieval styles. The piece pivots to a New York anecdote about a girl who never rode in a carriage until a dying relative frees a ride.
Col. Wm. Herring returned from Bisbee on the burro this morning. Mr. Chas. Davis came back from a Phoenix visit. Ed Fry arrived from Fairbank last evening. M. O. Bicknell, Maricopa and Salt River Valley agent, passed through en route to El Paso. Mrs. C. M. Burkhalter is back from the coast.
A reader recalls visiting a theater last night with Mrs. Boaster Henry and mentions a box labeled Mrs. Blunt Chocolates and the gallery where they were seen eating something.
A Phoenix formed company led by Thomas Oberle launches a regional tour with The Last Paradise A Night Off and The Octoroon. Walter Belasco directs the troupe known for prepared acts and strong cast including Louis Belmour Reuben Warner and Miss Lucy Lovell. The Willard Hotel dining room serves 50 cent dinners. Miss Louise Brink opens ladies tailoring and dressmaking at 46 North Stone Avenue.
Mother Gray a nurse at the Children’s Home in New York claims her Sweet Powders for Children cure feverishness constipation headaches teething and stomach troubles and remove worms. Harmless as milk pleasant to take and sold by all druggists 25 cents sample sent free Address Allen S Olimsted Le Roy New York The People’s Store will have something to say in Thursday evening’s paper.
The firm advertises a full line of women’s wear including undermuslins petticoats corsets hosiery knit underwear neckwear silks dress goods and accessories with cloak suits furs tailor made suits and silk skirts made to order. It claims exact fashions perfect workmanship and the lowest prices and invites view of samples.
Pirs H L Rigg listed at 644 S 5th Avenue with phone number 2036 for directory or inquiry purposes.
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