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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
6
Trains No. 1 connects southbound with A. and NM No. 1 at Guthrie. Trains No. 4 connects with A. and NM No. 2 northbound at Guthrie. Burns, Superintendent Mills, Maer.
Railroad timetable for the Gila Valley Globe and Northern Railway No 27 dated August 14 1902 lists stations from Globe to Bowie with train 11 and 12 making connections to Southern Pacific. It notes passenger service with flag stations no agents and Wm Garland as president and mentions stage connections to Payson Riverside and other areas.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas describes severe illness then relief after using Electric Bitters. The ad notes the medicine restores sleep appetite and strength. Also promotes leather goods at B G Capo and One Minute Cough Cure at Bell's Pharmacy for winter ailments and throat and lung troubles.
An old advertisement notes Eugene Field’s dyspepsia and extols Kodol by E. O. DeWitt Co Chicago. It asserts the product rests the stomach by digesting food and restores normal tone, labeling it strengthening and invigorating with a $1 bottle offering 3% more content.
The Sun describes itself as a fearless, modern newspaper with wide coverage and strong bureaus in Washington and New York. It outlines extensive international and domestic reporting, comprehensive market sections, and educational aims. Subscriptions include The Daily Sun six dollars yearly and The Sunday Sun. The Weekly Sun one dollar per year.
Advertises The Weexil and Sun weekly issues with agricultural reports, short stories, and household department sections. Claims mail delivery in the United States, Canada, and Mexico and lists annual price of one dollar.
An old advertisement notes the signature on every box of a tonic claimed to cure a cold in one day. It also lists services by John Pratts at No 14 Church Square Tucson and promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin conditions.
Allis ranch two miles south of town advertises first class alfalfa at three dollars per month. Horses called for and returned upon request. Drop a card to tf W. W. ALLIS.
A Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith hails Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as the fastest selling article in his store in six years of sales. He says it cures when others fail and saves throat and lung sufferers. Mothers rely on it and physicians prescribe it. Free trial bottles offered and standard sizes 50c and $1. Guaranteed satisfaction or refund. The Tucson Citizen boasts large circulation. Capo’s offers watch repairs with guaranteed first-case work.
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