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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
5
The advertisement proclaims Chas A Stephens Bros as a headquarters for women and girls wear including undergarments, Petticoats, Corsets, Hosiery, Silks and Dress Goods. It promises tailor made suits and silk skirts to order with correct fashions, perfect workmanship, and the lowest prices, urging customers to see the sample line first.
Trains No 9 and 10 on time this afternoon. Democratic rally set for Opera House tomorrow night with J Frank Wilson as guest. Marcus A Smith and Judge Barnes to speak on statehood. Eagles likely to host carnival with Southern Carnival Co. in Tucson after El Paso events. Elks cancel tonight reception.
An old style ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen nervous hot feet and tiredness. It claims relief from sweating ingrown nails blisters calluses bunions and painful pressure with a trial package offered free and a price of 25 cents at druggists and shoe stores.
Notables travel and local arrivals are noted including L Lindsay of the Indiana Sonora group near Cananea, ex governor N O Murphy from Phoenix, mining man D J Shea, Judge James Heily from Tombstone, United States Marshal Myron H McCord, and George W Pittock heading to Phoenix. Miss Louise Brink opens a ladies tailoring establishment at 46 North Stone Ave with experience in Denver and Los Angeles. Morgan Leonard visits Tucson with his father to meet the newspaper staff as Era shifts to GOP alignment.
A Memphis woman describes lifelong coffee use followed by severe health decline. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, her symptoms largely vanished within two months, with improved appetite, weight, energy, and fewer headaches. She credits Postum, supported by family health gains, and notes the product origin in Battle Creek Michigan.
Tomorrow at the Opera House the next Delegate to Congress will speak to Tucson residents. Col Wilson and Wark Smith will share the platform, delivering the key campaign speech that Democrats should not miss.
Jinks and Winks discuss the value of friends who help quickly after a job loss by seeking new work for the other, saving the borrower from asking for money. The exchange highlights mutual aid and practical support among acquaintances.
A Hudson Register reflection notes a man who once dreamed of owning the earth but woke to a groan and never named the earth again. The quirky parable hints at the futility of possessive ambition.
Mrs. Mary E. Teats will deliver her first lecture at the Congregational Church this evening in the old pueblo. The subject, Finance or America’s Greatest Problem, is expected to draw a well attended audience as she explains the issue with clearness and conciseness. Dean's Ointment is advertised for itching and piles at 50 cents in all drug stores.
Local advertisement from Miller Bros. & Co. promoting a 21 year old Hume in Rye or Bourbon. The Palace of Liquors and Delicatessen at 66 E Congress, phone 261, claims prices comparable to inferior goods and invites customers to try the products.
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