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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1895
Page
1
A converts at a revival seeks license to preach, citing three sisters as influence. A bishop asks for the meaning of the vision, and an old pastor suggests the phrase may mean Plow Corn, while the applicant insists on preaching Christ. The convert remains a farmer as the conference debates his vow.
Knowledge emphasizes Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative, trusted by millions for gentle cleansing of kidneys liver and bowels. The California Fig Syrup Co markets the remedy in 81 bottle packages, with its name on every package and no substitutes accepted.
A telegraph from Washington cited by the Roswell Record discusses Arizona and New Mexico admission, noting England's approval of Cleveland's policy and contrasting national gains and losses. The piece argues unity between the territories in a joint Later-Territory Fair and outlines regional economic ties in silver, ranching, and Mexico-Arizona interests.
The text discusses Herndon, Cleve land policy, and party support during a territorial visit. It suggests Cole the territorial treasurer may not be a Democrat because of his stance, implying conflicts tied to Hendon and Grover. The passage is garbled and seeks clarification of who supported whom.
The president sent his CTO to the senate to push a bill granting Gila Valley Globe and Northern railroad right of way through the San Carlos Indian Reservation in Arizona Territory. He vetoes citing tribal trouble and potential outbreaks from building without consent, and notes no comment on troop withdrawals. The article hopes the senate will override.
The Solomonville Bulletin argues the legislature should repeal a small section regulating public printing prices. The text clarifies Inge Bethune upheld the board of supervisors authority in canceling bids for Cochise county printing and confirmed the act granting public printing rights, noting only railroad exemptions allow such advantages to railroad builders.
La Fayette Indiana reports Joe Fay near the city credits Simmons Liver Regulator with a cure after five doctors deemed the case hopeless. The article notes no power liquid or powder to be taken or made into a test.
The citizens committee raised over 100000 in subscriptions, pushing total subscriptions for the San Francisco and San Joaquin railroad beyond 1500000. Reports note gold discoveries near Gold City and renewed prospecting amid heavy snow in the Shasta area. Other items include a court case on insanity cure for Jake Rudolph and a shipwreck toll in Elbe.
State Commander F W Stevens from Lincoln Nebraska recounts success using Dr King s New Discovery to cure a stubborn cough in his two children after other medicines failed The testimonial urges trial and notes bottles are available free at Tombstone and Bisbee drug stores
In the strict Court of the Territorial District of Arizona Cochise County, Edward W. Dunbar as administrator of Thomas Dunbar’s estate is plaintiffs against Thomas Dunbar and others including Katie Dunbar and Alexis C Summers. The clerk’s notice requires defendants to appear and answer within ten to thirty days or face default judgment. The document is dated May 6 1894 and signed by the Fort District Clerk.
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