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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
5
The notorious Burt Alvord walked the streets unshackled with Billy Stiles and a sixgun as he surrendered to Sheriff George Lewis in Tucson. Alvord, aim to quit his life of crime, will be returned to Tombstone for trial while recalling his role in capturing Juan Chacon in Mexico.
Judge James Reilly traveled from Tomi stone for a few days on legal business at the land office. Dr J W Farrington of Bisbee stopped over on his way to the coast. Seth Leavenworth Democratic nominee for district attorney of Cochise is in the city. Shirley Christy Aliona manager of Mutual Life arrived on the Burro this morning. Mrs Dr Burton has recovered enough to be up and about. W F Staunton mining man passed through en route to Tombstone. E G Ord Bisbee businessman and politician in the city. C E Hutchinson Wells Fargo agent returned from Los Angeles trip.
The text outlines key horse head features for good carriage and freedom of motion. It emphasizes a proportionate, large head with a well-set neck angle, a large slightly prominent eye, fine thin eyelids, and small erect ears. It notes that a top ear signals dullness or stubbornness, and ears set too far back may indicate mischief.
In 1886 Charles Dickens wed Catherine Hogarth’s sister Mary after a rumored hidden affection for Catherine’s betrothed. Percy Fitzgerald speculated this in Harper’s Magazine, while a teacher’s question about impressions yields a child’s simple definition from a pupil.
A terse exchange contrasts prudish refusal after taking a man from an engaged woman with flirtatious remarks about not receiving stolen goods. The dialogue links the torture rack of ancient times to its modern musical use.
A Scotch great-grandfather brought a hollowed sand rock thought a grindstone. When shaded and filled with water it yields pure crystals as drops. The note cites the orientals as origin. In Germany, Reichstag member Herr Wichmann forgot his name during roll call and caused laughter.
A Kansas girl nicknamed an expansionist due to frequent clothing adjustments is said to recover from illness by eating Grape-Nuts. The piece argues most ailments stem from poor food and praises Grape-Nuts for digestion and rebuilding body, brain, and nerves. Also notes new street hats at the Leader store.
Jacob Hauck, a shoemaker at the old school house on East Congress street, advertises sunflower shoes for sale. He promises fair exchanges for honest dollars, claiming the greatest possible value for the price. Dated 11-17.
New fall millinery arrives at Leader Millinery Parlors located at No 25 East Congress Street. Fashionable hats and accessories showcased for the season invite shoppers to visit and preview the latest styles.
The observed high reaches 93 degrees with a 67 degree minimum. Winds from the northwest, cloud cover in that direction, and rainfall measured at 0.30 inch.
On and after September 12 we will carry all the delicacies of the season home cooked. Home made bread specialty. Have your painting and paper hanging done by C. V. Rinehart Shop 33 E. Broadway. Charges reasonable. The Leader Millinery shows new fall ready to wear hats just received from the eastern markets. Have you seen them?
A classified notice seeks buyers for medium sized mules. Chas A Hoff, secretary, lists contact at Tel. 161 and address 28 S Stone Avenue.
Mother Gray a nurse at the New York Children's Home promotes a remedy called Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. Harmless as milk and easy to take, it claims to cure feverishness constipation headaches teething and stomach disorders and to remove worms. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with free samples. Address Allen S. Otsted Le Roy NY.
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