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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1894
Page
3
Reports from Tombstone Cochin County Arizona list arrivals and movements including G. W. Chesney from Tucson, Mrs. E. J. Roberts seeking medical help, Frank Earle staying at the San Jose, and El Pat o illness of Lewis Vidal. The bicycle party adds two more ladies, while robberies in Tucson worry residents.
Practical guidance on dairy handling from cow to butter. Emphasizes clean milk, skimming early, chilling cream, and regular churning. Warns against overripe cream and stresses udder cleanliness. Mentions Celery Compound as a product reference.
The Reprenant stockmen plan a September 1 meeting to organize the full rodeo for next month. Lewis Williams of Bisbee, once feared to lose sight, now remains at risk but is improving. A blast near Contention damaged three rail cars and disrupted the Arizona and Southeastern line. Bisbee’s ball club couldn’t visit Fort Huachuca as officers barred the outing. Ward and Courtney crew suffered a serious barley accident injuring James Willie. Copper Queen at Bisbee received sulphite ore converters to treat ore. three five ton cylinders to be used below furnaces for sulphur removal and molten metal handling.
A. W. Taylor of the Phoenix Electric Light and Power Co. nearly died yesterday after attempting to unscrew a boiler man-hole cover. The gauge failed to register steam pressure and the cover exploded through the roof, scalding him on the neck shoulder and arm. His condition is precarious.
A very quiet wedding occurred in this city last evening between A V Lewis and Miss L A Edwardes both of Bubee. After the ceremony they dined at Maison Doree with a few friends. Mr Lewis is a Bishee constable and well liked by all who know him. Congratulations and best wishes are extended.
A fragmented compilation presents quotes on reading Latin, pretension, business focus, arson, chastity, appearance, and character. Notable references include Spurgeon Lavater Joubert Ushton and Home, with remarks on reading, virtue, and personal impact.
A satirical dialogue centers on a debutante and her chaperone as they discuss fashions, dieting, and social scrutiny. A waiter asks about course chaos while lines mingle about privacy and expenses, reflecting city society and flirtatious confidences.
The article claims Qenes Vieronta owns sixty pianos at Osborne Windsor and Ruskingham palace with many hired from Wales. It notes Roar CoGitas plans a patent for a safe that detonates dynamite against burglars. It also mentions Mrs Langtry's new anti white room for her fan collection and decorations by Omar Wilde.
Across figures range from daily bridge crossings at 209.10 people to a census claim of 131 600 lepers. European use of Asmat0x matches every twelve minutes contrasts with New York Fire Department water use of 3 009 000 gallons yearly. Copper production in the United States is quoted near 416 000 pounds valued in New York. Coinage totals for Mesiry and Victoria regions appear as £3.00 and £344 160 with gold and silver components noted.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the most popular and effective medicine since introduction. It cites sales growth, favorable testimonials from pharmacists such as A. Nuoni of Healdsburg and F. Beat of Portland, and claims one dollar for a 102 dose bottle prepared by Hood & Co.
A fragment hints at Sim AuTHUM ScrLigan’s next opera with a note on honorary musical doctors in the United Kingdom. Vernt plans a new march and ballet to fix Othello’s third act for a Paris production. W. Hutchinson’s family singer, aged seventy four, is noted, and Patti’s trunks are said to attract adoption offers from the tania people.
A brief OCR snippet discusses price changes from 95 to 4 per day and mentions nesting and forming processes at a penimeter facility. The readable lines reference work terms and a phrase about “for wo aaped omnes” with unclear meaning.
All persons are warned not to trespass on the ranch property or improvements on the San Pedro river between the Grand Central mill and Fairbank under any pretext. If they trespass, they do so at their own risk. Dated June 25, 15q4.
Auction style listing offers a press and complete newspaper plant plus a Franklin Gordan job press and office equipment for 25 cents on the dollar. Materials stored in Tombstone, Arizona, lightly used. Also notes transcontinental sleeping car routes via Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific lines from San Francisco to Chicago and St Louis with sleeper boarding at Benson, Arizona.
An advertisement extols Hor tetter's Stomach Bitters as a safer alternative to narcotics for nervous disorders. It argues prolonged use of opiates harms the body while Bitters strengthen nerves by boosting digestion and assimilation, addressing constipation bilious and kidney troubles.
The exposition will display advances in the medical field and emphasize the superiority of Syrup of Figs as an effective laxative. Eminent physicians will attest to the strides in therapeutic agents and the overall progress of medical science featured at the event.
A handy reference issued by the State Ore Sampling company of the city outlines methods of sampling and selling ores. It is filled with weights, measures, monetary details and good rules and is furnished free to all who write for it. The Mono Importers Bonver Company references the publication.
The notice warns all persons indebted to the sender to call and settle accounts, stating that after next Monday any remaining balances will be turned over to a collection agency. The message includes cryptic identifiers SyDow miitcas Atg ind 1166.
A fragmented ledger of cattle brands and ranch names notes numerous marks and placements such as WW on shoulders and hips, CPN Lee Chiricahua Cattle Co, Renaud Wilcon ranges, and various brands like 96, K, and q across left sides and thighs. Mentions Post Office and Valley locations with several brands tied to ranch operations.
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