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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1890

Page

2

Tombstone Epitaph on Arizona politics and religion

A long critical column discusses territorial governance in Arizona, denouncing Democratic leaders for court battles over appointments, urging Republicans to field capable candidates, and warning against religious influence in law. It notes past offices becoming appointive, and argues for strong territorial oversight and accountability. It also cites local mining news and a large trust deed filed in Florence.

Republican Party Arizona Washington

Fraud and lottery notices mix in old Montana papers

The Phenix Gazette cites a Minneapolis loan association as a thorough fraud. Montana notices advertise a state lottery with capital prizes of 15000 and 10000 and 5000, to be drawn January 18, 1890, with tickets at $1 and manager J J Jacobs in Butte. Also included are farming forage bids for Fort Grant Arizona and surrounding posts with specifications and domestic pref erence rules.

Loan Association of Minneapolis Minnesota Phenix Gazette Inquirer Montana J. J. Jacobs Butte Witt Wyrsxe Monmonier 'S Department of Fort Grant Pacific Coast Publi Service Ice Fort Kant Tucson A. T. A. S. Kimball U. S. Army

Nervousness and remedies advertised in old column

A fragmentary 19th century newspaper snippet touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to conquer nervous weakness and related ailments, alongside appeals for whiskey and cigars at a local saloon. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as quick, reliable for colds and lung issues, with sale notes for H. J. Pete and other vendors.

Chamberlain H. J. Pete H. J. Peto

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