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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1902
Page
4
A medical advertisement recounts Mrs Reycraft Seeier’s illness and her trial with illness described as female so she sought relief from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The text claims the remedy cures uterine and related female diseases and restores health after discouragement.
Fragmentary notes describe a quirky late edition with odd typography and stray phrases. The text mentions a famous teen Mountain Salve at the Pharmacy, hinting at a local curiosity or product reference within a derailed column.
An OCR fractured notice promotes a syrup medicine by a Syrup Co claiming gentle relief for stomach disorders and liver regulation. It offers samples free and lists price as 25, with anxious language aimed at mothers.
Readers report relief from corns sprains bruises cuts burns and ulcers after using Bucklens A saline salve praised as a perfect healer for skin diseases and piles. Tombstone Drug Store guarantees cure.
A Chicago physician promotes a non narcotic cough remedy as safe for all ages and effective against colds bronchial afflictions. The advertisement from Tombstone Pharmacy highlights its universal use and claims of relief.
Arizona pioneer and Pearce merchant Ben F Smith found dead in his office. Inquest showed a hammer blow and a distant shot, robbery unlikely as money remained. No clear suspect as weapon not owned by Smith. reward offered for killers. Other notes include local visitors, a fall injury, Catholic service timings, and P. B. Warnekros art displays.
Mrs JB Hust of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced stomach trouble and jaundice from gall stones. Doctors failed to cure her until she used Electric Bitters, which fully restored her health. The remedy is praised as a wonderful stomach liver and kidney tonic.
A column cites a statement alleging independents caused the copper market slump, accusing Amalgamated Copper of manipulating prices through Calumet & Hecla and Copper Queen. It notes stock mishandling, market rumors, and the need for Amalgamated to purge suspicions while reporting a price drop from 130 to 60. It also mentions Tombstone offices near completion and new furniture.
Attorney O. Gibson who attended the Grand Lodge I C G T in Bisbee last week has returned home. He was elected Grand Chief Templar of the order.
To the citizens of Pearce we acknowledge gratitude for the kind words and devotion shown to the memory of our murdered husband and father. May you never endure the pangs we experience. Mus B F Swrru amp rawity.
A Phoenix dispatch reports widow McCarthy filed about 25000 in district court against multiple insurers after a reputedly murdered and mutilated body found near Flagstaff was believed his. Insurers refuse claims alleging possible body theft and fraud.
The note mentions John McCloskey at Gleeson on Main Street offering fine wines and liquors in a spot tied to cooks with a reputation. The fragmented text also references Schilling's Best baking and a general call to visit for products.
Listings of instruments recorded including mortgages, deeds, power of attorney and mining records. Entries show parties such as McKinney, Johu Henninger, National Cash Register Co, Vandewalker, Dykes, Clark, Chenowith, Cummings, and International Land and Improvement Co with properties and sums ranging from $1 to $50,000 plus. Also notes on dental certificates and a lease involving Robertson Estate.
A jumble of names and monetary sums appears, listing individuals and amounts tied to various companies and mines, followed by a promotional note for Schilling’s Best baking powder and an advertisement for De Kings New Life Pills claiming health benefits for constipation and related ailments. The text includes references to Copper Queen Mining Co and other traders, with prices ranging from 1000 to 328 dollars, and ends with a Tombstone Drug store pitch.
An ad promoting Scott's Emulsion as ideal for nursing mothers and their babies. It asserts the medicine strengthens the mother, enriches milk with cod liver oil, and safely passes through milk to nourish the infant with no harm.
Cochise county officials invite sealed proposals for pricing and parishing the 1962 Cochise county tax list. Bids must be accompanied by an affidavit showing bidder eligibility. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Tombstone, January 4, 1902.
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