05 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1890
Page
1
A historical directory lists numerous government officers from territories and districts including Chief Justice James H. Walair and Surveyor General KovAL A. JOHNSON. The document blends with a sprawling lottery ad offering varied prizes, large ticket sales, and payment terms, announcing agents and connections to multiple cities.
Notice is given that Jose M Orosco has filed for final proof to support his claim in Tucson Arizona and will be examined July 23 1890 before the Register and Receiver. He resides at Tres Alamos and names John D Allen Tivurcio Doz Blas Sanches and Junius McCormick as witnesses to prove residence and cultivation.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Loponow has filed for final proof to prove continuous residence and cultivation of his claim in Tres Alamos Cochise County Arizona. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson Arizona on June 10 1899. Witnesses: Thomas J White William H Weeks John J Huffaker and John Temple all of Tres Alamos Arizona. First Publication May 3.
John J Huffaker of Tres Alamos gives final proof for Homestead Application No 728 for section 32 township 15 south range 20 east. He lists witnesses J W Calkins Wim Skinner Jr John D Allen and T J All of Tres Alums Arizona. Proof to be before the U S Land Office in Tucson on June 10, 1890. First publication April 19, 1899.
The passage defends gentle remedies over violent purgatives, praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for aiding digestion and regularity without harming the body. It credits benefits to the liver kidneys and includes a brief, fragmentary note on malaria rheumatism and memory systems by Prof Loisette and a stove for sale offer.
A Minneapolis Household piece warns daydreaming harms work and happiness. Imagination is good but habit becomes a quiet brain disorder like opium. housekeepers are especially prone to dissatisfaction, false ideals, and neglect of real duties, leading to ongoing misery.
Two Civil War veterans, one Union captain and one Confederate captain, live as roommates in a New England town. Once foes at Charleston, they saved each other on the battlefield, each carrying the other's wound to safety, then embraced as friends.
A dense, era style ramble argues that women on horse carriages pose hazards in urban drives, with vivid anecdotes on rider skill, fashion trends, and the era's gender norms. It contrasts strong male horsemanship legends with women’s risky driving and shifting fashion away from traditional teams. The piece ends by endorsing Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure-all for digestive ailments, linked to a medical testimonial tone.
Approved plats of survey for several townships in Gila Land District Arizona will be filed in Tucson on May 19 1890 and applications for land entry accepted thereafter. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for throat lung diseases with H J Peto selling it. Syrup of Figs advertised as a gentle laxative and digestive aid from California figs.
An assortment of advertisements touts Bitters as a preventive for seasickness and digestive upset, Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick cold relief, St Patrick's Pills for constipation and biliousness, and local merchants H J Peto and J S Marshall & Son promoting these products along with Can Can restaurant notes and general travel wellness advice. The items highlight travel preparation, digestion aids, and pharmacy sales in Bristol Illinois and Atwood Nebraska.
Strangers visiting the city are advised to dine at Maison Core restaurant where meals are cooked to order on short notice and tables are set with the market’s best offerings.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cleanses the blood and purifies the system, cures skin diseases ulcers and sores, and strengthens the body. It asserts efficacy against liver and kidney disorders and even consumption related ailments, while touting a money back guarantee and availability at a Buffalo New York address.
A Maine observer found a cow dead with neck wedged in an apple tree as she starved after reaching for apples. In Georgia, a horse believed stolen survived thirteen days in a creek bed, fed only by bank debris, and recovered after being dug out and led to his stable.
A Chicago Tribune reader narrates a humorous mishap from a stormy day involving a mistaken loan. A man accidentally lends five dollars instead of one to his friend, who then buys a pair of dollar rubbers for his wife. The bill turns up four dollars change, leading to a precarious situation to repay the wife. The narrator reflects on carelessness and impending trouble.
A long list of salt uses for health cleaning and household tasks. Remedies include hot salt water foot baths for neuralgia, salt as a tooth powder, cleaning furniture and brass with salt, salt in whitewash, and culinary uses for broiled steak. A Warsaw duel ended when one bullet hit a cigar case and the other hit a knife, and the seconds halted the encounter.
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