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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1908
Page
1
Tue Schierreuin. Main Floor. 25 cents. Gallery 15c: Children 15 cents Box Office open 7:45. Curtain 8:30.
A local insurance company urges residents to keep premiums and savings within the territory. It notes two million dollars in annual premiums leave the area and pledges loans of 110000 for improved real estate, with plans to raise the figure as business grows.
Central claim describes selling insurance at low rates with safety, operating economy, and liberal features. It notes standard line policies on legal reserve basis, loans against policies and other securities. Mentions A F Stump as executive contact.
Advertisements praise Newbro s Herpicide for dandruff relief scalp cleansing and hair conditioning. Claims include stopping itching preventing baldness by killing the germ causing hair loss. promotes a refined look Arst sold by The Herpicide Co De troff Mich and Tombeton’s Drug Co 4th and Allen Sts.
Following an uprising by Yaqui bands, Mexican troops pursue the Indians across the Sonora border. Governor Torres leads a central government flying squadron formed to counter the revolt, with units deployed in lower Sonora and the mountains. No battles reported yet, but guards are actively chasing the bands under an experienced Native fighter.
Retired Commissary Sergeant Willim T. Morgan recalls service in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for consumption with maintaining health. He touts it as the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases now sold in New Hampshire at low price with trial bottles offered.
Sunday observances listed for Congregational and Methodist churches include Sunday school at 10 am and 9:50 am respectively, morning and evening services, with music by Mrs. Berndt and Epworth League at 7 pm. Catholic Church details First Mass 9 am, Second Mass 9:30 am, Sunday school 10:30 am, with Komary and Benediction at 7:30 pm.
Me and Mrs Judge Duncan hosted a farewell at their Tombstone residence for Mrs Rucker who leaves today for El Paso after visiting her uncle Judge Duncan and wife. The evening featured humorous skits and a recitation by Mrs Rucker, lively refreshments, and a missed candy basket incident. Guests included Philo Willcox and family, Rev Benedict and daughter Helen, Mrs Vandyne, Prof McLaurin, Francia Orable, W K Meade, Miss Josephine Meiberson, Ray Swain, and others. Deputy Great Inphone Leon Godchaux led a Red Men smoker with many guests sharing cheerful remarks. Col HL Pickett returned from the National Democratic convention and a Hassayampa club visit in Los Angeles praising Tombstone as the garden of the continent.
A Tucson wrestling match saw Professor Baker defeat Lahram in two falls. Phoenix figures Ainsworth Bacon and Cunningham, with Dr Parcell, named to advisory committee by auto races supervisor Bullard. A rattlesnake bite near Prescott involved whiskey as antidote. Hassayampe club plans 1902 Los Angeles pilgrimage. Tempe’s first dry Sunday in history. Labor Day excursion from Phoenix to Toeron. City plans to move electric plant from Center street. Winkelman coal lands lure Phoenix prospectors.
Officers Harry Holburn and Frank Clark escorted Frank Butler out of Douglas after a mob demanded his arrest for murder. The scene highlighted deep racial tension as Butler, described as a desperate Negro, faced threats while being moved toward Tombstone for trial. The piece notes local fear and calls for lawful conduct and jury duty. It also reports Leadville Courtland Tombstone Mage line starting September 1 with thrice weekly trips at $2.50, first run Tuesday.
The list shows a banquet menu featuring items tied to Arizona places and names across Florence, Willcox, Tombstone, and other towns. Nearby news mentions Probate Judge Frank Goodbody returning from Bisbee for court, Charley Overlock visiting from Douglas, Miss Susie Cabel traveling with Miss Ives, Tombstone’s anticipated Democratic meet and barbecue at Lewis Springs, and Prof Trisler from Prescott arriving to discuss high school courses with Prof McLaurin. The prose mixes menu curiosities with brief county updates and educational planning notes.
Letters have been sent to all lodges in the territory recounting recent actions by the Bisbee lodge as Arizona Elks plan a grand parade at the next convention in Los Angeles. The event includes a special train from Bisbee to Los Angeles, with Arizona Elks only, and headquarters at the Hollenbeck Hotel.
In Tombstone the Mauldin jewelry store displays roses and other delicate forms transformed into metal by a secret process. The flowers remain in their original shape and are one of a kind. Ladies are urged to visit and view the exquisite rose hat pinas and other pieces.
Three youths fled home near Tombstone only to find the foothills of the Chiricahuas lure them back or toward Leadville. Dave Shoemaker aided two who returned to Leadville, while the third remains missing assumedly mobile. Deputy Great Incohone heads to Chicago to report on Arizona reservations and predicts Tombstone Op Tribe to rise in the territory within a year.
The speaker argues Tombstone should rival counties in merit, resources, and transport, noting fresher produce than distant cities and better facilities. They praise local mining districts and question why Tombstone would need sympathy while other regions face harsher conditions and higher funeral rates.
A slate of political notices announces candidacies for Cochise county offices. Names include Erpest E. Hocus Tombstone for sheriff under Democratic, Jack Waite Tombstone for sheriff under Republican, B Ross Douglas for district attorney, A McDowax for recorder, W Goovzopy Tombstone for probate judge, W M Kraus Dos Cablares for supervisor, M C Benton Tombstone for sheriff, McCourr illeux for school superintendent, Jony S Witlasts for supervisor, and W M Apasos for supervisor under Democratic affiliations.
Detroit man J H Sells reports Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets restored his impaired appetite, relieved bloating, and eased digestion, claiming better digestion and stronger appetite after use.
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