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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1895
Page
4
Prospector presents Eastern and Western time tables for the New Mexico route with station listings and schedule notes. Includes callouts to major stops such as Nogales Calabasas Daly and mentions corporate offices and management offices connected to the timetable publication.
Silver quoted at 67 today. Board of supervisors meet west Monday. New jewelry novelties at Yaple's. G W Cheyney left on stage today for Tuesday. New Japanese cups and saucers at Yaple's. Phoenix school district lacks 1.10. Pay outstanding indebtedness. Osborne mowers and rakes at Wolcott's. Good rains in parts of county. F C Earle back from months away, remains briefly. Cattle shipments fall. inspectors’ returns. Sheriff Fly photographed Tombstone and Bisbee baseball team. Alestor Bright arrives from Willcox to meet board of equalization. Sheriff sold 10 Erie Cattle Co shares to satisfy 551.50 judgment in favor of Martin Costello against E B Parker. Former bid in shares for the amount. Rev Downs to preach farewell sermon at Methodist church tomorrow evening. Go to church, last chance. Mrs H J Galvas, Mexican centenarian, buried this afternoon from residence on Fremont Street.
Bisbee dispatch reports Rev. Downs earned a 90 day absence and resigned as city clerk, D. K. Wardwell named successor. A Tooleys La resident recovered from illness after Chamterville Cholera and Diarrhea remedy. Prescott meeting of Arizona Press Association adopted a resolution opposing governorship changes. A local betting race near Tough Hut Street ended with Hill ahead after a staged mishap. Juan Sonaqui convicted of embezzlement in Justice Kovka's court. Chamberlaine's cough remedy advertised. An alley crowd gossiped as a boy dropped crackers on the sidewalk and the floor erupted in laughter.
A drunk cowboy celebrated the 4th by singing on streets and at city hall. He wandered, then was taken to his home by a kind stranger who sent a card of thanks to the helper.
About 15 guests gathered at Mr C C Warner’s residence last evening to bid him farewell for his move to Bisbee. The moonlit lawn, fireworks, and a heavy dessert table marked a elegant sendoff as guests wished him success in the copper camp. F N Wolcott advertised a full line of supplies.
Readers recall a highly decorated Fourth of July in Arizona with nearly every business lit by banners and bunting. The courthouse hosted elaborate displays designed by Mage and bunting artist Mike Sarah Hutsing, celebrating the day with patriotic icons and festive arrangements throughout the town.
A health warning promotes a safe remedy, noting the true article bears the California Syrup Co. name printed at the package bottom. The message urges consumers to rely on original branding to ensure genuine product quality and safety.
The Liegele parade drew about twenty cyclists each with attractive decorations and chants. Laura Crable appeared as Columbia, wearing a queenly costume with garlands and flowers, praised for grace. Other wheels also wore gala colors making the event a propitious spectacle.
The article describes the kidneys filtering impurities from blood and how inactivity can lead to Brights disease dropsy diabetes and other fatal ailments. It touts a diuretic remedy as a restorative aid to kidney action and as a cure for bladder stones constipation and related disorders.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald, sister of Frank Fitzgerald, died at home on the San Pedro after a prolonged illness from complications linked to a severe cold. A former county resident and respected schoolteacher, she underwent an operation yesterday in a bid to save her life. She revived briefly before passing away around 10 o'clock. Her funeral was held at the Tombstone Methodist Church this afternoon with Rev. Downs officiating. the community expressed deep sympathy to the family.
A Dimondale Michigan pastor reports a letter praising Dr King's New Discovery for his wife's recovery from pneumonia after La Grippe. The extract notes rapid relief from violent coughing and mentions free trial bottles at a store.
Nellie and Gracie Barrow hosted a large juvenile celebration for their playmates on the evening of the 3rd. About 12 children attended at the host house with lawn games, refreshments, and a brilliant fireworks display that lasted over an hour, leaving lasting memories for the young attendees.
An old column advertises Sinanone and King’s New Discovery with free samples from H. E. Buckler Co. and local drugstores. It mentions Dr. King’s Life Pills, a guide, and a health pamphlet. Also promoted are discounted railroad rates to San Diego and a Benson excursion with a low round trip price, valid 60 days.
Rev. F. W. Downs, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 12 15 p.m. and to his final sermon in the evening at Tombstone on What he believes. All are cordially invited.
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