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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1895
Page
1
Notice requests sealed proposals for publishing county advertisements and delinquent tax lists, job printing, and minutes of the board, with bonds required and bids due January 7, 1865. Also notes a governor with illiteracy in inaugural address and a report on Indianapol is dust analysis and a Russia crime trial with human sacrifice.
Knowledge promotes comfort and health via pure liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. The remedy cleanses the system, relieves headaches fevers and constipation, and acts on kidneys liver and bowels without objectionable substances. Sold by druggists for 1 dollar bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, with the name on each package.
William H. Reeve and York patent a steam jet system to deter intruders. Pipes run along both sides from the cab and rear, with nozzles projecting steam up to fifty or more feet to keep people away. Flexible pipes enable discharge from car windows and doors without major visual impact.
A State Commander in Lincoln Nebraska endorses Dr Kings Syrup of Fire and other remedies. He claims his children recovered from a stubborn cough after two days and urges trials at Tombstone and Show repeats. He warns habitual laxatives harm health and promotes a permanent cure claim.
Reports from Hoasbuly and Cotox describe revolutionary clashes with deaths and arrests. In New York a boxing bout ended in a Ryan victory. A fatal snowslide near Kusl killed miners Moore, McMillan, and McHall, with others swept away. Astor and Vanderbilt sail for England amid family gossip. Gila river floods threaten Wolfrey dam as five hundred feet wash away.
Compounded descriptions note stubborn rheumatism cases eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The text claims steady use relieves pain and restores comfort, urging purchase at the drug store. Life Legacies reference.
Edward W. Dunbar as administrator and individually is named in a summons from the First Judicial District Court in Cochise County. The defendants Kinard and Dunbar must answer the complaint within twenty days if served in county. thirty days otherwise, or accept a default judgment. The case seeks a judgment regarding lands and creeks in Cochise County.
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