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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1895
Page
1
An old remedy praised by mothers for over fifty years. It soothes teething pain, quiets wind colic, and relieves diarrhea in infants. Pleasant to taste, sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Tombstone Drug Store offers emollients.
The fragment mentions the Hudson Medical Institute in Stockton at Market and Fits Stay, with garbled references to medical tests, symptoms, and a possible public notice. It reads as a damaged excerpt describing eye twitching, spinal weakness, and various medical terms, though many words are illegible.
A historical proclamation announces a five hundred dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of suspects involved in a crime. The document names Nathan Raul MD and Riese as authorities, with Hugh Hughes as secretary, dated January in a distant year. It designates the capital and notes the reward is set for the territory.
Cochise County Probate Court in Tombstone announces a hearing on the will of John C. Pall. Terri tory of Anse declares the date January 5th 18s and February 20th 2803 as the next steps for opposing or supporting the will and for the appointment of Pabis Setar as administrator.
In the P srats Coat of the County of Cocine Territory of Aizona the estate of Hugh Callahan deceased. Pursuant to an order dated January 2 1895 notice is given for a hearing January 23 1895 at 2 oclock p m at the Court Kowta Teas stone sed Courty Cochine for the incanse of letters testamentary to George W Seaverns. Any interested person may appear and contest. W F Bradley Clerk Probate Court dated January 2 1895
A list of kitchenware to be sold at less than cost includes saucepans, dippers, milk pans, canisters, sieves, strainers, irons, iron pots, money traps, baking tins, and tea kettles.
The fragmentary OCR text shows remarks from Pras Apersata opposing President Cleveland’s financial policy, mentions Doceras and Walcott in a murky political context, discusses Arizona bond issues, and notes a tax law tied to the governor’s signature. It references a five-act legislative session, Sunday rest, prohibition, and a migration bill by Martin of Presnetty, described as thoughtful and representative of U.S. models.
Patchwork of bills moves through the US Senate and House with little chance of passage on statehood, banking, and territorial topics as leaders caution Republicans about blocking the measures while noting renewed debate on other topics. Prices rise on bonds as Belmont and Morgan close the subscription list for new 4 percent bonds.
A congressional joint resolution aims to abolish duties on Mexican free zone goods, affecting a 60 mile frontier belt. The Mexican government supports the move, which is seen as aiding merchants on the American side of the line without prior involvement in the change.
This fragment describes a promotional rail service praising a forthcoming train event. It cites T. H. Goopmax as General Passenger Agent in San Francisco and Wenstks in Benson Arizona suggesting travel convenience and royal treatment for passengers, urging deferral of departure for enhanced comfort.
Firm promotes a liquid laxative claiming quick relief from colds headaches and fevers by cleansing kidneys liver and bowels. States they use pure ingredients and note medical approval. Sold by druggists as $1 bottles under the California Fig Syrup Co name with Syrup of Fig on each package.
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