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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1899
Page
4
Railroad time tables list schedules for Arizona and Southeastern routes with various arrival and departure times. The page mentions merchandise sales, drugstore products, and local advertisements including Mills and law notices, along with miscellaneous business items and promotions from Austin and New Orleans suppliers.
A wandering editor muses on city life versus rural ease, imagining strawberry fields and pumpkin crops. The prose blends with reminders of local Texas figures, Tombstone commerce, and health remedies as the issue notes incidents, arrivals, and business changes in Mexia and Tombstone.
Fragmentary records show multiple house and council bills in Arizona through Williams and Watlin figures. Mentions include maintenance of territory, clerk hire reimbursement, peddlers license law changes, irrigation projects, animal and game protections, and university rate actions.
Fragmentary scan mentions syrup, figs, green state, and various garbled phrases. No coherent event, names, dates, or places emerge to support a factual news summary.
Historic notice discusses a cough remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia and gripe, praising Charters Tins Cough Remedy as best for colds and grippe. It also lists a Tombstone post office general delivery letter sheet for February including names such as Mrs J Barnett, D Clark, Wm Hall, E G Milerton, Bessie Myers, and F Stock.
A garbled notice references mining claims and transfers involving individuals such as Derand Sacenes Chuttake and Nichowes Baoate, with mentions of Warrants, estates, and property actions. It notes public interest in a site near Whee and Raper, describing health concerns and appeals to children’s well being and strength.
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