Trains and city services update in old pueblo
The City News reports on 4 PM arrivals and services including trains No 9 and No 10 on time. Insane woman moved to Phoenix asylum. Oceanic mine chief cites Arivaca area as thriving amid recent heavy rains. streetcar and steam laundry developments progress. university bonds bid process underway and political headquarters active. Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show arrives. marriages, deaths, and odd incidents enliven the town with Benton, Gilbert, May Prentice, and Captain Cole noted.
Tucson Loses a Good Citizen Death of E. W. Bowers
Edward W. Bowers aged 38 died after five days illness at his Tucson home on Church street. Born in New York City he managed L Zeckendorf Co. furniture in New York Philadelphia before moving to Tucson thirteen years ago. He married Emilie Flynn in 1899. Funeral at 10 Tuesday from 297 North Church street with Bishop Kendrick officiating under Elks auspices.
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Edward W. Bowers
Church Street
Mr. Bowers
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Tucson
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Bowers
Emilie Flynn
North Church Street
Kendrick
Lodge of Elks
Personal Mention Highlights From City on Winter Plans
Miss Katie Gulden and Miss Blanche Watkins of Chattanooga are in the city planning to spend winter with Mrs. C. F. Gulden of West Alameda Street. Charles Wores, Oceanic camp manager, is in town. Mrs. Chester Milner and child from Naco visit sister Mrs. Willis P. Haynes before returning home from the coast. General L. H. Manning has returned from Nogales after addressing the Santa Cruz county Democratic council. H. Byrne, a Burro conductor on leave, will resume his run at month’s end. Colonel Frank Clark, former El Paso customs collector and noted Republican, is visiting Tucson. Mrs. Clerk and children may stay while Frank rounds up cattle. Carlotta Dunn, longtime Citizen staffer now in Cannanea, is visiting the old town.
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Katie Gulden
Blanche Watkins
Chattanooga
Tennessee
C. F. Gulden
West Alameda Street
Charles Wores
Chester Milner and Child
Naco
Willis P. Haynes
Frank Clark
el Paso
Harrison
Tucson
An Enviable Position Biggs Met Man on Millinery Trade
A brief dialog notes a man who earns by buying millinery. Biggs jokes about not making money, saying he has bought millinery since marriage with no gain. The remark is reported in a light exchange style from the New York Herald.
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Biggs
Boggs
New York Herald
Not Dissuaded by Compliments
A light exchange shows a husband praising his wife’s hair as a crown and glory while she retorts she still needs a new bonnet. The playful dialogue captures domestic wit and shopping priorities.
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Boosts Comfort for Swollen Feet
Promote Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool and soothe tired feet and relieve swelling sweating and tight shoes. Claims include cure of ingrowing nails blisters and bunions with rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free trial package. адрес Allen E. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Funeral notice for EB W Bowers from Elks lodge
Elks hall summons members to attend the funeral of late Brother EB W Bowers on Tuesday morning September 30 at 9 o'clock. Exalted Ruler K L Hart and Secretary W I Clack sign the notice.
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Elks’ Hall
EB. W. Bowers
K. L. Hart
W. I. Clack
Opening of fine millinery at Leader Parlors in October
The Leader Millinery Parlors announce openings starting Thursday October 2 with continued days that week. IRS M E Boggs at 25 Congress street notes store closures Tuesday until 1 pm due to KE W Bowers death. Addie Griffith at 26 North Stone avenue receives new pattern bets from the east. Dean's Ointment claimed to cure skin itchiness in any body part priced 50 cents.
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IRS
M. E. Boggs
Congress Street
Addie Griffith
North Stone Avenue
Dean
Allis Ranch Offers First-Class Alfalfa For Horses
At Allis ranch, premium alfalfa priced at 3.90 per month. Horses are called for and returned. Send a card to W. W. Allis for pickup or scheduling.
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Allis Ranch
W. W. Allis
Apprentice Quarrels Among French Workmen Societies
A Harper's Magazine excerpt describes jealous clashes among French workmen’s corps on a tour of France. Apprentices travel to study masterpieces, then clash when rival societies meet, with fights breaking out and casualties on the road.
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France
Pere Soubise
Maitre Jacques
Enfants du Solomon
Origin of the Kiss. Greek tale and royal legends
A concise history of kissing traces its origin to a Greek shepherdess and an opal gift, then notes kissing as a religious rite before royalty popularized it in England. It cites Queen Margaret of France kissing Alain Chartier as a famed royal gesture and dismisses superstition about opals.
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Greece
England
Vortigern
Rowena
Hengist
Margaret
France
Alain Chartier
The Demon of Indigestion in Daily Life
The piece argues cooks and housekeepers bear a vital mission to feed and sustain health, noting a ill fed person tends toward misery. It cites Dr. Johnson on the character of a sick man, and links digestion to hope, faith, and charity amid a pessimistic view of the world.
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Dr. Johnson
Velocity and kite tales in a playful moral vignette
A staged dialogue from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch features a teacher, parson, and children discussing velocity and religious papers. A child jokes that velocity is what you release with a bumblebee while another quips about frogs snoring loudly at bedtime.
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Johnny
Ned
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Limited Choice and Color of Money in Family Dispute
Dialogue reveals a father pressing Johnny for choice between a child or bone for his younger sibling. Johnny confirms the elder offered the choice and the younger chose the smaller option. The exchange touches on lending two dollars and the accompanying debt and debt collection hints from the New York Herald.
And Yet He Has Plenty of Sand
A Somerville Journal quip compares the average boy to an hourglass noting he won’t work longer than sixty minutes unless motivated by someone flipping him.
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Somerville Journal
Repairing Fine Watches Offered at KE G Cape's
In a short notice KE G Cape's offers repair services for fine watches and jewelry. Every watch is guaranteed with first class workmanship emphasized.
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Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
KE. G. Cape’s
Wanted to buy medium-sized mules by Chas A Hoff
Chas A Hoff secretary seeks buyers for good medium sized mules. Contact Tel 161 at No 28 S Stone Avenue.
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Chas. A. Hoff
Tel
S. Stone Avenue
Lingering Summer Colds and Hat Display at Leader
Sumer colds if neglected may linger for months. One Minute Cough Cure will break up the attack. Safe, sure, acts at once. Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles. Children like it. Bell's pharmacy. On display at The Leader millinery parlors, October 2, a large line of pattern and dress hats. No. 25 Congress street.
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Sumer
Bell’s Pharmacy
Leader Millinery
Congress Street
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed For Bleeding Piles
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and skin wounds. It features a testimonial from J. C. Phillips of Paris Illinois claiming the salve cured his bleeding piles and restored strength. Bell's pharmacy is listed.
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DeWitt
J. C. Phillips
Paris
Ilinois
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Agen
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East Congress St
The
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State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
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Broadway
A. Orfila
Abstract and Title Guarantee Company
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Palm
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State Mutual Building and Loan Association
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CAPO
Congress
the City News
del Lewis
Harold F. Bacon
Oceanic
Arivaca
Old Pueblo Street Car Company
Seventeenth Street
Ston Avenue
S. P
Board of Regents
Justice Meyers
R. Martinez
Louisa Labrada
Guadalupe Mendrez
Braulio Jiminez
Windsor
Phoenix
Railroad Reserve
Thirteenth Street
Third Avenue
Old Pueblo
Charles J. Gilbert
May J. Prentice
Congregational Church
H. K. Booth
Tucson Sash, Door and Mill Company
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Carrillo’s
Joe Mandet
Meyer
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles Ferguson
George Selby
Las Vegas
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George W. Cole
St. Louis
E. W. Bowers
L. H. Manning
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Council
H. Byrne
ELKS
KE. W. Bowers
L. Zeckendorf & Vv
Harper's Magazine
Brown
Pondesce
Cen Institute
Dwight
Fib
E.R. Blome
Rosy
Congress and
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OLD Fashion Saloon
A. H. Rosenstock
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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