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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1899
Page
4
Local notes advertise the Tombstone Drug Store and Tombetune for cures, promote Dr King's New Life Pills with claims of health and energy, and note small ads for Barkows stores and Yaple's Candy Factory. The fragment mentions Sémall safe, F B Austin, and Riches news on page three along with other stray phrases.
A Kingman correspondent recalls J M Gale, a Baltimore native, buying the Moonbeam claim on Stockton Hill years ago with 600 in corn. Gale struck ore yet faced failure to attract partners and later employed workers as ore dwindled, while memories of the old owners fade. The item weaves local notices, church picks, and minor ads into a mosaic of Mohave County life.
County records show liens and satisfactions including a $10 000 mortgage to A Caedal on mines and $3 000 on Wilcox property from UO B Moore to A J Nisbet. Several property and mine transfers and debts listed with multiple parties and locations around Bisbee and Benson. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, editor Howe’s note on a death misprint, and SP plan to build at Paris exposition with $50 000 budget.
The text outlines a woman who feels weak and exhausted with nervousness and dizziness. It mentions variable appearance and a lack of strength, along with Vand aches and trembling. The fragment ends without a clear event or outcome.
An eccentric editor known as Truthful Joseph Mulhatton is taking over The Tribune during editor Elitor Reppy’s brief outing. The piece notes Mulhatton’s “truth” mottoes and rumors of spoof content tied to Washington, while a Bucklen’s Army Salve advertisement and a chaotic scene at a San Barnabas train station add local color.
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