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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement touts De Pierce’s Golden Discovery as a cure for diseases of digestion and the stomach. It claims to purify the blood and strengthen the body, listing various ailments and endorsing bottling the remedy for multiple uses.
A garbled ad page lists Tombstone Pharmacy offerings and products from Pacific Coast Syrup Co and Green Mountain Salve. It also promotes Be Witt’s Little Early Risers, Sarsaparilla tonics, and One Minute Cough Cure with various notices for agents, sales roles, and local business mentions. It references Chicago manufacturers, a Ter eboresn club dance, probate notices, and a weather note, all in a collage of late 19th century classifieds.
Captain J D Milton, shot during a Fair Bank hold up by Three Fingered Jack, receives a 4400 dollar token from Welles Fargo & Co for bravery. He declines further allowances, says he fulfilled duty. Milton now attends to nominating governors, Brown to atoms. Dr King's New Life Pills offered as a safe cure for constipation and sick headaches at Tombstone Pharmacy.
A Mexican prisoner identified as Quintero was discharged today before Court Commission er Emanuel on harness corpus processing. The subject, sentenced from Jebneon for gambling without proper license, was released on improper commitment grounds after a motion by District Attorney Land.
A vintage ad touts The Mothers Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy as pleasant and safe for children and adults. It claims relief for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, with no lepsum or similar risk and notes sale at Tombstone Pharmacy.
The Arizona legislature debates mining taxes and revenue law changes, with bills on net proceeds taxation, mining machinery exemptions, and county governance. A memorial supporting Arizona statehood passes, while various judiciary and county forms bills are referred to committees.
The county records list multiple instruments filed in the past week including mortgage filings, satisfactions, and property transfers. Notable entries include Walter File to J A Vaugha and H Cliford to land parcels, with values ranging up to 1200 dollars, and mines and Pearce property noted in several entries. An order of court mentions the estate of Jos Layton with related filings.
A short local notice touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and throat and lung troubles as a guaranteed cure. It claims three bottles cured the whole family and mentions Trial bottles free at Tombstone Pharmacy while warning readers about wealth chasers. It also contains a stray note about a horse roundup and a series of place names and routes in Granite Springs Tombstone area.
Promote appetite and strength with Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. It claims to restore hunger when food is burdensome and to add flesh and health, easing heavy work and brightening life, with free samples advertised in New York.
The Review notes long time Cochise County figure in Huachuca mining dealings sold multiple claims to parties in Pittsburgh and Illinois for cash and stock, including a $8000 parcel with staged payments and undeveloped holdings. Two undeveloped claims were planned for $500 cash, plus a half interest in the Little Forma. Information received directly from Mr Forrest.
A testimonial from Mrs Phebe Charley of Peterson IA claims Electric Bitters cured her kidney trouble and lame back, enabling a return to work at age 73. The advertisement touts relief from backache, headaches, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, and fainting spells, plus improved appetite and constipation relief. Available at Tomstone Pharmacy and for a good cigar call at the same location.
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