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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1902

Page

4

New University Year Opens Amid Campus Renovations

The Territory chief educational institution begins a new term next Monday with renovations complete and a larger than usual enrollment expected. President F. Yale Adams returns to prepare for opening as professors, including J. M. Patton, assume duties. entrance exams are set for the 15th and 16th, registration on the 17th, with formal opening the following day.

School of Mines F. Yale Adams Los Angeles Hall Skinner Washington Madrid Patton Cole Virginia Military Institute Opal LeBaron McGaughey D. H. Holmes California Forbes David Griffiths G. M. Evans

Favorite Prescription Claims to Restore Health in Women

Advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing female weakness and restoring happiness for sickly women. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. O N Fisher of New York describing relief after long illness and nervousness. It warns against substitutes and offers Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail with stamp payment.

Dr. Pierce Pierce Common R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Local Churches Outline Sunday Services and Memorial Tribute

The article lists Sunday services for Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Baptist churches. It notes sermons such as The Power of Conscience and The Gift of Power, a memorial service for President McKinley, and details for Y P S C E and Epworth League programs. Strangers are invited to attend, with travel details for the University streetcar.

First ‘Congregational City Park Henry K. Booth Y. P Methodist Episcopal Epworth League P. S. Hughes A. M. Gibbons

Personal Mention: Jones Returns for University Studies

Edward Horton Jones editor of the University Monthly has returned to the University to continue special studies this term. He will complete the mining course this year and gain practical experience for future positions. Elsie Siewert returns from the coast for the summer. Mrs. Paul C. Thorne of Los Angeles joins her husband in this city where he lately opened a law office. Harry Heffner visits from the Empire ranch. Colonel F H Seymour a Sonora railroad figure visits with wife and daughter for about a week. Rev R W Illingsworth arrived from Phoenix this morning.

Edward Horton Jones University Monthly Jones Elsie Siewert Paul C. Thorne Los Angeles Harry Heffner Empire Ranch F. H. Seymour Sonora R. W. Illingsworth Phoenix

Ex Governor Murphy Joins American Development Company

Ex Governor N. O. Murphy arrived from Phoenix and now works with his brother Frank Murphy in the American Development company. C. M. Burkhalter departed for Lordsburg this morning.

N. O. Murphy Phoenix Frank Murphy American Development Company

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for foot comfort and relief

An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for sore feet sweat and bunions and promises instant relief for tight shoes. It urges purchases from druggists and shoe stores with mail order options and a free trials offer. Also notes a Trades Assembly meeting in Tucson at City Hall asking labor group members to attend.

Allen Allen S, Olmsted le Roy N. Y Trades Assembly of Tucson A.C. Rosewell

Mass Democratic meeting in Tucson set for September 18

Tucson Democrats call mass meeting at county courthouse on Thursday evening September 18 at 8 pm to select a slate for the primaries on September 20. Chairman Amos J. O Keefe and Secretary C O Rouse urge full attendance and note entrance exams schedule for September 15 16 and registration on September 17 for town students.

Tucson County Court House Cne Behroomis Amos J. O

Whomes Brothers Dentists Plan LA and Tucson Operations

Dr George Whomes announces he will join brothers Dr Robert Whomes of Los Angeles and Dr Arthur Whomes of Tucson. They remodel the 618 1 2 South Spring building in Los Angeles and establish modern dental facilities with new anesthesia methods, high speed labs, and reduced prices. Dr Arthur Whomes will manage the Tucson office, with services emphasized safety and rapid, thorough work.

George Whomes Robert Whomes Los_ Angeles California Arthur Whomes Tucson Los Angeles Arthur Whames South Spring Street Chicago Pennington and Church Streets Arizona

Wanted: men for street car conductors in town

Help wanted advertisement seeking a few good men for street car conductors. Apply to Chas A Hoff secretary at 38 S Stone Avenue. Also note a carload of Benicia spring wagons received at Fred Ronstadt's offering mountain and road wagons for two four or six passengers at moderate prices.

Chas. A. Hoff Stone Avenue Benicia Fred Ronstadt S. Mountain

Digestive health claims and local ads in brief

An advertisement snippet touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and stomach troubles with a testimonial from Rev. J. H. Holladay of Holladay Mississippi. Nearby, ads promote sunflower shoes by Jacob Hauck with fair value, and painting and paper hanging services by C. V. Rinehart at 37 E Broadway with reasonable charges.

J. H. Holladay Holladay Mississippi Bell’s C. V. Rinehart’ Shop E. Broadway

Lingering Summer Colds and One Minute Cough Cure

A note urges treating lingering summer colds promptly with One Minute Cough Cure. It promises fast relief from coughs colds croup bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles and notes it is pleasing to children available at Bell's pharmacy.

Sumer Bell's Pharmacy

University shoes move at three dollars in street ad

W F Kitt announces a new lot of his famous University shoes priced at three dollars. CHAS A HOFF, secretary, advertises this item and provides contact details at 28 S Stone Avenue. The message also mentions mules for sale.

W. F. Kitt

D S Valencia Moves Carriage Stand to Corner of Congress and Stone

D S Valencia relocates his carriage stand from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon. He is available at all hours or by phone at 661. 1 mo.

D. S. Valencia Congress Street Congress and Stone Avenue Alex Rossi

Harness and Wagons Sale Ahead of Move on Congress Street

F J Villaescusa at 110 S Meyer Street announces a reduced price sale on harness saddles buggies and wagons to clear stock before moving to Congress street location. Sale runs until September 1.

Congress Street F. J. Villaescusa S. Meyer Street

Pease Novelty Co Sale Offer for Machines in Tucson

Pease Novelty Co offers freight savings on typewriters slot machines and various automatic machines. For sale or rent contact 213 North Meyers street Tucson Arizona via phone 2281.

Pease Novelty Co North Meyers Street Tucson Ariz

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